Things To Do

Hopkins Farm Brewery

Slate Farm Brewery

A Petty Family favorite!

Falling Branch Brewery

Just up the road from Amy's family home, this brewery was started by our high school classmate, and a fellow Terp! Our ten-year high school reunion was held here and was our official "coming out" as a couple!

Concord Point Lighthouse Keeper's House

Built in 1827, the Concord Point Lighthouse is the second oldest tower lighthouse on the Chesapeake Bay. It is located where the Susquehanna River meets the tidal flow of the Chesapeake Bay.

Havre de Grace Promenade

Situated at the top of the Chesapeake Bay, the boardwalk in Havre de Grace is a great location to relax and enjoy the scenery. The boardwalk allows a leisurely stroll along the water, from Tydings Park, to the Concord Point Lighthouse. Havre de Grace is home to 5 museums, numerous restaurants, unique shopping experiences, and outstanding chocolates and ice cream!

Bulle Rock Golf Course

Bulle Rock, a critically acclaimed Pete Dye designed course, is ranked as the best public course in Maryland. Golf Digest, Golf Magazine, Golf World, Golf Week and Golf Styles all rate this course as the best in the region. Enjoy 235 acres of golf heaven beside the Chesapeake Bay and elevate your game on the playing field of the pros.

Geneva Farm Golf Course

A North Harford classic.

Jarrettsville Elementary School

Just kidding, we don't actually recommend stopping by here, but had to include the place where it all began!

King & Queen Seat at Rocks State Park

One of Amy's favorite spots, the King & Queen Seats rise almost 200 feet above Deer Creek and provide sweeping views of Harford County. Drive or hike to the top and take in the views. The King and Queen Seat can be reached from the Rock Ridge Picnic Area via the Red Trail, or from the park’s main office via the White Trail, or from the Rapids parking lot via the Purple Trail.

Kilgore Falls (aka Falling Branch)

A no longer hidden gem waterfall in Rocks State Park. An easy out and back hike takes you to the 17-foot waterfall - the second highest vertical drop waterfall in Maryland. Get there early if the weather's nice - the parking lot fills quickly.