Pocomoke River State Park - United States
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Best time to visit Pocomoke River State Park
Late April through June and September through mid-October are the most comfortable months for RV travel, with mild temperatures, lower humidity, and fewer mosquitoes than peak summer. July and August bring warm, humid weather and the busiest campground demand, so reservations should be made well in advance. Fall offers colorful hardwood foliage along the river and excellent paddling conditions. Winter stays are possible at Shad Landing, which remains open year-round, while Milburn Landing operates on a shorter seasonal schedule.
Milburn Landing campground closed; Shad Landing open with limited services.
Milburn Landing campground closed; cold nights possible.
Milburn Landing opens in spring; check current seasonal dates before arrival.
Pleasant shoulder season for paddling and hiking.
Mosquitoes and ticks become active; bring repellent.
Peak season begins; pool at Shad Landing typically opens.
Hot and humid; reserve RV sites well in advance.
Thunderstorms common; hurricane season runs through fall.
Excellent paddling weather as humidity drops.
Fall color along the river bottomlands.
Milburn Landing campground closes for the season.
Milburn Landing campground closed; Shad Landing open with winter conditions.
Things to do at Pocomoke River State Park
- Paddle Corker's Creek and the Pocomoke River EasyRV parking available
Corker's Creek at Shad Landing is one of the park's signature paddling routes, winding through bald cypress swamp and tannin-dark water. Canoe and kayak launches are accessible from the day-use areas on both sides of the river. nps.gov/articles/000/off-the-beaten-path-adventures-in-pocomoke-state-forest.htm
- Hike the Milburn Landing Trail EasyRV parking available
The Milburn Landing Trail is a 3.3 mile loop that is well maintained and marked with mileage signs. It connects to the Algonquin Trail and offers river views and restrooms at Milburn Landing. nps.gov/articles/000/off-the-beaten-path-adventures-in-pocomoke-state-forest.htm
- Mountain bike the Pocomoke State Forest trails EasyRV parking available
The adjacent Pocomoke State Forest offers more than eight miles of beginner friendly single track mountain biking. The trailhead along Blades Road has a well marked parking area suitable for tow vehicles. nps.gov/articles/000/off-the-beaten-path-adventures-in-pocomoke-state-forest.htm
- Wildlife watching on the orange and green trails EasyRV parking available
The orange (4 mile) and green (3.6 mile) loop trails are known for sightings of prothonotary warblers, eastern box turtles, wild turkeys, and spring wildflowers. Terrain is flat and sandy, making for relaxed walking. nps.gov/articles/000/off-the-beaten-path-adventures-in-pocomoke-state-forest.htm
- Swim at the Shad Landing pool EasyRV parking available
A seasonal swimming pool operates at Shad Landing during summer months, offering a family friendly alternative to river swimming. It sits within walking distance of the campground loops.
- Fish the Pocomoke River EasyRV parking available
The Pocomoke River is a popular fishery for largemouth bass, pickerel, crappie, and catfish. Boat ramps at Shad Landing and Milburn Landing provide direct river access for small craft.
- Visit Furnace Town Historic Site EasyRV parking available
Furnace Town Historic Site sits just outside the park, bordered by Pocomoke State Forest and Nassawango Creek Preserve. The living history village features 19th century artisan demonstrations, nature trails, and interpretive exhibits. nps.gov/places/furnace-town.htm
- Day trip to Assateague Island National Seashore EasyRV parking available
Assateague Island is about a 45 minute drive east of the park and is famous for its wild horses, beaches, and coastal bays. RVers can spend a day exploring the seashore before returning to camp at Pocomoke. nps.gov/asis/planyourvisit/marylandcamping.htm
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How to get to Pocomoke River State Park
The park sits just off U.S. Route 113 about 4 miles southwest of Snow Hill, Maryland, with Shad Landing accessed from Route 113 and Milburn Landing reached via Nassawango Road on the north side of the river. Ocean City is roughly 30 miles northeast (about a 45 minute drive), Salisbury is about 25 miles northwest, and Washington D.C. and Baltimore are both around a 3 hour drive. The Eastern Shore route is flat with no mountain passes, but RVers should watch for the low clearance Harry W. Kelley Memorial Bridge if routing through Ocean City and consider the Chesapeake Bay Bridge (US 50) toll and wind restrictions. The nearest commercial airport for fly and rent travelers is Salisbury Regional Airport (SBY), with larger options at Baltimore/Washington International (BWI) and Norfolk International (ORF).
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