Explore Charles County’s History, Art, Farms and Crafted Beverages View All ItinerariesTravel to Charles County, MD, the ideal location along the Potomac and Patuxent Rivers was the original home to the Piscataway Native Americans. and their legacy lives here today. It’s a history buffs bounty with sites and homes that date back before the American Revolution. One can’t help but be intrigued by their stories. Compelled to follow in their footsteps. DAY ONE Atlantic Kayak guides will provide you with a kayak tour of The Ghost Fleet of Mallows Bay, the largest ship graveyard in the Western Hemisphere. Visit the Mattawoman Creek Art Center to view local artist’s exhibits. Stop in at Clarity Coffee House to recharge with a crafted coffee beverage before you take a short drive along the scenic back roads that will bring to the town of La Plata where you will have time to explore the many art galleries, unique shopping, and restaurants, including The Charles, Charles County’s own Farm to Table Restaurant. Starting again in March 2021, enjoy an evening with the Port Tobacco Players for one of their entertaining live theater performances. DAY TWO Charles County is rich in its agricultural history, start your day with a visit to one of our many local farms, farm stands and farm stores. Shlagel Farms for some family friendly fun of strawberry picking in the spring, farmers market in the summer, and pumpkin picking in the fall. Travel to Maxwell Hall to tour this historic home that is rich in Charles County history and the War of 1812. Have lunch at Ray’s Pier overlooking the Patuxent River while dining on fresh local seafood. Take a short drive to Blue Dyer Distilling Company and tour Charles County’s first local distillery with more than five generations and 100 years of family distilling traditions. Stop in and catch an independent league baseball game with our Southern Maryland Blue Crabs. Grab a late dinner and enjoy the night life at The Green Turtle, an ONLY in Maryland restaurant, after the game. For more restaurants, must see and do’s, and places to stay please visit: ExploreCharlesCounty.com