Things To Do
in Elkton

Explore scenic trails with views of the Chesapeake Bay and opportunities for wildlife spotting in this beautiful state park.

Enjoy a relaxing day fishing in the Elk River, known for its variety of fish species and tranquil environment.

Rent a kayak and paddle through the tranquil waters of the Chesapeake Bay, perfect for both beginners and experienced paddlers.

Experience nature by camping in one of the designated campgrounds, offering a variety of amenities amidst beautiful landscapes.

Take a leisurely bike ride along the Northeast Trail, featuring scenic views and well-maintained paths for cyclists of all levels.

Visit Turkey Point for bird watching opportunities, especially during migration seasons when various species can be spotted.

Enjoy a relaxing picnic at one of the local parks, equipped with picnic tables, grills, and beautiful surroundings.

Join in various community outdoor festivals and events that showcase local culture, food, and music throughout the year.

Located about 30 miles from Elkton, Raven Rock State Park offers several hiking trails that range from easy to moderate difficulty, with beautiful views of the Cape Fear River.

Approximately 50 miles from Elkton, this park features a variety of rugged trails, including a steep climb to the summit, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding area.

Just 20 miles away, Lums Pond State Park has a mix of flat and more challenging trails that wind around Delaware's largest freshwater pond, providing a serene hiking experience.

Located about 70 miles from Elkton, Calvert Cliffs State Park is known for its scenic trails along the Chesapeake Bay, where hikers can explore beaches and fossil-hunting opportunities.

Around 15 miles from Elkton, this park offers a network of multi-use trails along the Susquehanna River, with options for both hiking and biking among lush forests.

Located approximately 25 miles southeast of Elkton, PHL is the largest airport in the region, serving as a major hub for domestic and international flights.

Situated around 40 miles southwest of Elkton, BWI is another major airport providing a wide range of domestic and international services.

Located roughly 90 miles northeast of Elkton, EWR is one of the oldest and busiest airports in the United States, serving destinations worldwide.

Approximately 75 miles southwest of Elkton, IAD is a primary airport serving the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area with numerous international connections.

About 70 miles southwest of Elkton, DCA is located closer to downtown Washington, D.C. and primarily handles domestic flights with limited international service.

Predominantly non-Hispanic White population representing a significant majority.

A notable African American community contributing to the cultural diversity.

Includes individuals of various Hispanic or Latino backgrounds.

A smaller but growing Asian demographic, encompassing various nationalities.

Individuals identifying as belonging to two or more racial groups.

A small population of Native American individuals in the area.

Very small representation of Pacific Islander individuals.

A popular team sport in Elkton, often played at schools and community leagues.

Widely played in schools and recreational leagues, with a strong following in local communities.

A favorite pastime during the summer months, with local youth and adult leagues.

Gaining popularity among youth and families, with various clubs and leagues available.

Commonly played in parks and leagues, particularly for recreational and competitive play.

Played both indoors and on the beach or sand courts, enjoyed seasonally by many.

A key part of school athletic programs, with various events attracting student participation.

A popular sport in schools, with competitive teams at various academic levels.