Turkey Point Lighthouse Turkey Point Lighthouse Trail, North East, MD 21901

"Turkey Point Lighthouse offers a captivating blend of history and nature. The short but scenic hike to reach the lighthouse is worth every step, surrounded by lush landscapes and stunning bay views. Although I didn't enter inside, the exterior and surroundings make it a perfect spot for a refreshing outdoor adventure. Highly recommend for a dose of history and a touch of serenity."

"Trail was wet/puddly, to be expected after over a day of rain. But the view from and of the light house was nice, and it's an easy (almost 2 miles round trip) walk! Get there early, it's a very small parking lot at the trailhead. Volunteer staffing, so it wasn't open at Sunday ~noon, no giftshop/museum. Still worth it!"

"We went early on a Saturday morning and there was only one other couple there when we arrived at the lighthouse. A very peaceful and quiet walk. As we were leaving around 9:30 a.m. many people were walking toward the lighthouse and even more were driving towards the park. Wear shoes with good soles. The rocks and gravel make things tougher on your feet. Be aware there are some hills so it's a good cardio workout... 11 minutes of active zone time lol. Two porta potties at the lighthouse. One handicap accessible. Both fairly clean. No other garbage receptacles or facilities available that we saw. Pee or pass? I would pee here again."

"Approx 2 mile hike from parking area. 1 bench rest area along the walk. Bird watch area. It's surronded area is maintained hunting area. Porta potty and gift shop. Very traditional and historic stair case. Awesome views from inside and outside of the lighthouse. Beautiful bey view. Very calming environment"

"A short walk to a little lighthouse and some historic informational signs. According to the sign, lighthouse and gift shop are open 10a-2p. I arrived after 2:30p so I just got to see the outside of the lighthouse. My watch tracked 1.74 miles round trip. Not many inclines to be concerned with and the trail is wide. Regular sneakers or shoes seem appropriate. I think dogs are allowed on the trail. Parking area is small however it’s a short walk so I imagine people don’t stay here too long. I didn’t see any picnic tables or anything to sit and spend a lot of time there. There was a bench or two. Nothing overly exciting but it is cool."