Discover "The Jewel of the Chesapeake Bay"

North Beach, MD

North Beach is the super-cute beach town near DC and Baltimore you've never heard of! North Beach was the vacation destination for Washington, DC and Baltimore residents until the 1950s when the Bay Bridge was built. The town has been on an upswing in recent years but maintains its small town vibe - featuring lots of great seafood and live music.

Read about the the town's history here.

People relaxing on a sandy beach with a colorful umbrella, a pier extending into the water, and the ocean in the background on a sunny day

We have a small beach, a half-mile-long picturesque boardwalk, wetlands, fantastic restaurants and bars, an upscale marina club, and a bohemian coffee shop. Our local cheese shop sell produce from local farms. You can take a sunset cruise, go nature-spotting in the wetlands (our daily walk), or enjoy wine and cheese at one of the town's eateries.

Beach, Boardwalk, and Wetlands

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A duck walking on a sandy beach near rocks and small waves.
A beach scene at sunset with boats on calm water, a large tree on the left, and people relaxing on lounge chairs under umbrellas.
A waterfront marina with a two-story white boat dock, stairs leading up to the top deck, and several boats moored in the background. The sky is partly cloudy with the sun shining through the clouds.
Inside a cozy cafe with customers ordering at the counter, a large blackboard menu on the wall listing breakfast options, and warm lighting.