Visiting This One Mountain Lake In Maryland Is Like Experiencing A Dream
Jamie Alvarenga
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Did you know that Maryland is the only state with no natural lakes? Even though our lakes are all man-made, they’re still incredibly beautiful, especially when it comes to our largest. Deep Creek Lake is a Western Maryland gem that’s worth visiting at least once. However, one visit, and you just may want to make this impressive body of water an annual vacation spot. In my opinion, it’s one of the best lakes in Maryland.
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If you wanna see all the fun activities at Deep Creek Lake, watch this cool YouTube video by Railey Realty
Also, for more information about this beautiful oasis in Maryland, visit the official Deep Creek website.
Maryland has many more lakes to offer. Be sure to read our previous article highlighting some more gorgeous lakes in Maryland. If you’re searching for a fun adventure for the family, you’ll love Monkey Business Aerial Adventure Park. It’s tons of fun and only minutes from Deep Creek Lake.
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Besides Deep Creek Lake, what are the best lakes in Maryland?
Of course, Deep Creek is the best mountain lake in our state, but here are some more lakes in Maryland that are worth mentioning:
- Little Seneca Lake, Montgomery County
- Lake Centennial, Howard County
- Lake Artemesia, Prince George's County
- Piney Run Lake, Carroll County
- Lake Needwood, Montgomery County
- Greenbriar Lake, Washington County
- Tuckahoe Lake, Caroline County
- Lake Elkhorn, Columbia
- Gilbert Run Lake, Charles County
- Cunningham Falls Lake, Frederick County
- Lake Habeeb, Allegany County
- Jennings Randolph Lake, Garrett County
Here’s an article highlighting more of the best lakes in Maryland.
What are the best state parks in Maryland?
If you’re searching for the best state parks in Maryland, then we’ve got your back. Here’s a list of state parks in Maryland that are tons of fun in the summer:
- Patapsco Valley State Park, Woodstock
- Gambrill State Park, Frederick
- Assateague State Park, Berlin
- Calvert Cliffs State Park, Calvert County
- Greenbrier State Park, Boonsboro
- Cunningham Falls State Park, Thurmont
- Sandy Point State Park, Annapolis
- Elk Neck State Park, North East
- Gunpowder Falls State Park, Middle River
To learn more about these state parks, read this previous article about the most beautiful state parks in Maryland.
What are the best waterparks in Maryland?
If you prefer to go to waterparks in Maryland, then have no worries. Here are a few waterparks that we recommend.
- Splash Mountain Water Park, Ocean City
- Hurricane Harbor at Six Flags America, Bowie
- Chesapeake Beach Water Park, Chesapeake Beach
- Great Wolf Lodge Water Park, Perryville
- Sun Outdoors Frontier Town Western Water Park, Berlin
- City of Gaithersburg Water Park at Bohrer Park, Gaithersburg
- Swansfield Mini WaterPark, Columbia
Be sure to check out our article to read more about these waterparks in Maryland.