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I have never been boating there. i am planning a trip, weekend after mem. day, were should i stay $ and not break the bank and were should i go. The powerboat issue with the top 10 in it gave me the urge! what are some of the good and the bad with the area? looking at staying at great oak landing.
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See if you can get some charts up front to study before you go.Lots of water but not all of it is usable there are shallow spots of course it has channel markers. You need to go into the Balt. harbor and try to stay there a night if you can. Great sea on the bay. You really need a week to play
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planning on going from wed 2 wed. is navig. a big concern? I boat on small lake in il. but have boated superior, the aposel islands several times. are nav. bouys well marked?
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There's a lot of nice places in that area of the Chesapeake. Grew up boating there. Been to Great Oaks many times as a kid. Nice place but no a whole lot to do.
However, you're an hour or so ride from Baltimore inner harbour, Annapolis, and St. Michaels.
Annapolis and St. Michaels are definitely worth the trip. Annapolis has a lot of nice shops and beautiful scenery, along with the Naval Academy. St. Michaels is a quaint little town and again has a lot of nice shops. Also has the lighthouse museum. We used to go to Carpenter Street Saloon for there prime rib special, puts Outback to shame.
You can also hit Red Eye's dock bar on Sunday for the bikini contests in Kent Narrows.
Definitely get a chart of the area, so you'll know where to go.
However, you're an hour or so ride from Baltimore inner harbour, Annapolis, and St. Michaels.
Annapolis and St. Michaels are definitely worth the trip. Annapolis has a lot of nice shops and beautiful scenery, along with the Naval Academy. St. Michaels is a quaint little town and again has a lot of nice shops. Also has the lighthouse museum. We used to go to Carpenter Street Saloon for there prime rib special, puts Outback to shame.
You can also hit Red Eye's dock bar on Sunday for the bikini contests in Kent Narrows.
Definitely get a chart of the area, so you'll know where to go.
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ok will do, how far is kent narrows, i saw some stuff about red eyes, thought it was @ great oaks? were is the best place to get a good chart from? an hour running how fast to baltimore? is there a better place to stay than great oaks that puts us closer to the action? and were is a good place for tie, ups?
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Great Oaks is about in the middle of anywhere you would want to go on the upper bay, It is however (By Land) in the middle of no where! How are you getting here? I have been boating here all my life, Please feel free to contact me when you come. Call or e-mail 302-368-2860 [email protected]
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Red eyes is at kent narrows and jelly fish joels is at great oaks both are a good place to go baltimore is about 20 min from great oaks at 50 mph . St Michaels is a good place to go too kent island would be a good central spot you would be about 20 min to st michaels great oaks and baltimore and about 30 min to annapolis you can pm me or call if you have any questions 410-924-3501 Tim Richardson