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Cypress Park and Nature Trail. Photo courtesy of www.cityofpocomoke.com

Get Outside in Pocomoke City

Pocomoke City offers a serene escape for outdoor enthusiasts.

Compiled By Chris Murphy / Photo courtesy of www.cityofpocomoke.com

With its picturesque landscapes and tranquil waterways, this charming town provides endless opportunities for recreation and relaxation.

Explore the Great Outdoors

  • Cypress Park and Nature Trail: Explore our beautiful Nature Trail 7 days a week, from sunrise to sunset. Free of charge. The Cypress Park and Nature Trail is enhanced by several sections of floating boardwalk, exercise stations, a 57-foot pedestrian bridge, 260-foot fishing pier, gazebo and canoe launch sites. From the trail, view a unique diversity of trees and birds that make this portion of the Pocomoke River so special.
  • Kayaking and Canoeing: Paddle through the serene waters of the Pocomoke River, taking in the stunning scenery and abundant wildlife. Several local outfitters offer kayak and canoe rentals, guided tours, and fishing excursions. Not to miss is the hidden gem the Great Cypress Swamp at Pocomoke River State Park.
  • Fishing: Cast a line from the banks of the Pocomoke River or charter a fishing boat for a deep-sea adventure. The river is home to a variety of fish species, including striped bass, catfish, and crappie.
  • Picnicking and Camping: Pack a picnic lunch and head to one of the many parks and picnic areas in Pocomoke City. For a more immersive outdoor experience, pitch a tent at a nearby campground and enjoy the peace and quiet of nature.

Cypress Park and Nature Trail. Photo courtesy of www.cityofpocomoke.com
Cypress Park and Nature Trail. Photo courtesy of www.cityofpocomoke.com

Community Events and Festivals

  • The Great Pocomoke Fair: This annual event features thrilling rides, delicious food, live music, and agricultural exhibits. It’s a great opportunity to experience the local culture and have some fun.
  • Farmers’ Markets: Support local farmers and artisans at the Pocomoke City Farmers’ Market. You’ll find fresh produce, homemade goods, and unique gifts.
  • Waterfront Festivals: Enjoy live music, food, and fun at the various waterfront festivals held throughout the year. These events celebrate the town’s maritime heritage and offer a chance to mingle with locals and visitors.

Whether you’re seeking adventure or relaxation, Pocomoke City has something for everyone. So, grab your sunscreen, pack a picnic basket, and get ready to explore the great outdoors in this charming coastal town.

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