Meet the Town of North Beach

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Welcome to North Beach, a charming town in Calvert County on the Chesapeake Bay, the largest estuary in the United States, home to a thriving marine population. Just minutes away from both Baltimore and Washington, you'll find North Beach the perfect place to make your home. Take a look at the exciting features North Beach has to offer.

The North Beach boardwalk lines the Chesapeake Bay with a perfect spot to stroll, lay out on the beach, ride your bike, fish or just enjoy another beautiful day by the water. Flowers, benches and a paved bike path make the area a favorite spot.

A nearby dock meets a sandy beach by the boardwalk too. At the end of the pier, you'll find dedicated fishermen, relaxing under umbrellas and waiting for their next catch.

ducks Many ducks make their home by the boardwalk, waddling down the sandy passages or drifting off in the shallow bay. A familiar sight is kids and adults alike admiring or feeding these waterfowl, from the mother duck with her eager row of babies to the green-capped male.

Shops are sprinkled across the Town of North Beach, as the town remains committed to local businesses. From antique shops by the boardwalk to a dozen nearby restaurants, the Town of North Beach is a home where you're sure to find favorite places to shop.

Meet Chesapeake Beach, North Beach's Sister Town
Chesapeake Beach sign

boats on the Chesapeake Located just minutes away from the Town of North Beach, the Town of Chesapeake Beach also borders the bay. From charter fishing and group trips to recreational boating, Chesapeake Beach offers local marinas and docks that suit your bay needs. Many piers are also prime spots for crabbing, and local businesses serve up the best of the bay for your enjoyment. You can dine on the water at local restaurants too.

The Chesapeake Beach Water Park opened in the summer of 1995 to serve the local community with more splashin' fun. Eight water slides, fountains, waterfalls, a lagoon, kids' activity pool, water volleyball area and more treat everyone to a cool time. The adjacent recreational center houses a gym for casual games of basketball or dances, a game room with pool table, meeting rooms with windows overlooking the water, and much more. The entire center has become a central part of the community, with something for everyone.

Chesapeake Beach Railway Museum The area is also full of history. In 1899, the first train arrived in Chesapeake Beach and a year later a resort officially opened. With a boardwalk, carousel, roller coaster and music, the town soon became a haven for Washington D.C. vacationers. Today, the resort is gone, and the last train since departed in 1935. The history remains alive, though, as the Chesapeake Railway Museum, at left, houses the area's story.

Burnt Oaks Here, in North Beach, this peaceful town by the Chesapeake Bay, you can commute easily to Washington, Baltimore or Annapolis. Amongst the friendly sights and sounds of the charming bayside Town of North Beach, you can find the tranquility that is so hard to discover. Come see the finest that Calvert County has to offer at Burnt Oaks North Apartments.

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Meet Chesapeake Beach, North Beach's Sister Town
Located just minutes away from the Town of North Beach, the Town of Chesapeake Beach also borders the bay. From charter fishing and group trips to recreational boating, Chesapeake Beach offers local marinas and docks that suit your bay needs. Many piers are also prime spots for crabbing, and local businesses serve up the best of the bay for your enjoyment. You can dine on the water at local restaurants too.
The Chesapeake Beach Water Park opened in the summer of 1995 to serve the local community with more splashin' fun. Eight water slides, fountains, waterfalls, a lagoon, kids' activity pool, water volleyball area and more treat everyone to a cool time. The adjacent recreational center houses a gym for casual games of basketball or dances, a game room with pool table, meeting rooms with windows overlooking the water, and much more. The entire center has become a central part of the community, with something for everyone.
The area is also full of history. In 1899, the first train arrived in Chesapeake Beach and a year later a resort officially opened. With a boardwalk, carousel, roller coaster and music, the town soon became a haven for Washington D.C. vacationers. Today, the resort is gone, and the last train since departed in 1935. The history remains alive, though, as the Chesapeake Railway Museum, at left, houses the area's story.
Here, in North Beach, this peaceful town by the Chesapeake Bay, you can commute easily to Washington, Baltimore or Annapolis. Amongst the friendly sights and sounds of the charming bayside Town of North Beach, you can find the tranquility that is so hard to discover. Come see the finest that Calvert County has to offer at Burnt Oaks North Apartments.

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