Top Things to do in Garrett County
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Discover the best top things to do in Garrett County, United States including FireFly Farms, New Germany State Park, Deep Creek Lake State Park, Aquatic Center, Swallow Falls State Park, Circle R Ranch, Casselman River Bridge State Park, Herrington Manor State Park, Deep Creek Lavender Farm, All Earth Eco Tours.
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1. FireFly Farms
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 169 reviews
Reviewed By Diane30
If you are near Accident (on purpose or on accident- hahahahaha!), stop by Firefly Farms to get yourself the most delicious cheese! We had previously had the Merry Goat Round at a winery and loved it. We were looking forward stopping in their market. They had many choices of cheeses, wine, bread/crackers, meats. You could easily shop for a great charcuterie platter there! The staff was very helpful in recommendations. We've already dipped into the wood-strapped Merry Goat Round (aged 90 days to sweet, soft perfection, almost like a brie) and look forward to enjoying our others. They also had other local merchants' goods, i.e. honey, spreads. We were happy to hear they now have a store in Whitehall Market in Baltimore and look forward to checking that out!
2. New Germany State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 64 reviews
Five miles from Grantsville, this park is popular with bikers and hikers.
Reviewed By citysuburb - Washington DC, United States
We stayed in a pet-friendly cabin over Thanksgiving (not all are pet friendly). Two teenagers, two parents and a dog. Absolutely lovely. We've stayed at this state park several times and have always had a wonderful time. The cabin had a double bed downstairs and a loft with two twin beds. You must bring your own everything (they give you a pack of matches at check-in). The beds do have have pillows, but no sheets or blankets. Other than that: bring it (spices, oil, soap, towels, bath mat, sponge, coffee / filters). The dishes / pans / utensils (large and small) are all in great shape, as is stove, microwave, toaster, coffeepot, tea kettle, smallish cutting board. Our cabin had a cork screw but no can opener: if you know you'll want it, bring it. Park also supplies endless firewood to cabins - wonderful! And, they put down de-icer on our steps - so nice. We went on long hikes each morning and afternoon from the cabin and didn't have to get in our car for five days = heaven! We didn't have snow, but you can rent full cross country gear at the park's lake house for $25 a day (or $15 for 2 hours). The lake house also has wifi if you're desperate; otherwise, we had zero service at our cabin. We stopped for provisions at the big Walmart in La Vale (just west of Cumberland) on way to cabin - about 30 minutes from New Germany. We also brought a radio (we saw two cabins with TV / satellite dish set ups: way beyond our needs and capacity :)). We also brought two sports chairs - just to give us an easy-to-stow seating option besides dining room chairs, bed and one comfy lounge chair. A big thank-you to all the New Germany staff: you keep an amazing park amazing!
3. Deep Creek Lake State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 327 reviews
A great spot for water skiing, boating, hiking and swimming.
Reviewed By tauduong - Lorton, United States
It was 10 of us decided to discover the Deep Creek State Park while appreciating falls foliage. The route driving inside the park with tree and foliages on both sides, we couldn’t help but to stop in the middle of the route for some photo shoots. A place to remember. Definitely will consider to visit this state park again.
4. Aquatic Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 47 reviews
The Aquatic Center provides Boat and Watercraft rentals on Deep Creek Lake and is an authorized dealer for Yamaha Boats, Waverunners, ATVs, UTVs, Motorcycles, Scooters, BRP Sea Doos, and Kawasaki Jet Skis and UTVs. We also rent Kayaks and Paddleboards. Please stop by and visit us!
5. Swallow Falls State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 750 reviews
State park that has three waterfalls and many hiking trails.
Reviewed By GCorr7309 - Washington DC, United States
This is an easy hike with a big payoff in terms of spectacular scenery. Go early or late to avoid the crowds.
6. Circle R Ranch
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By lidskidsliddia - Terra Alta, United States
I took my grandkids ages 10 and 11, here again. They loved it. The staff took their time and introduced them to the horses they were going to ride. They told the kids the horses names and a little about each one. After the kids were on the horses, they talked a bit with them and made them really comfortable. Our guide, Coley, was very good. She kept an eye on the kids as they rode and talked to them. I highly recommend this ranch to anyone wanting to ride horses and be treated very nice. We will be going there again. The horses seemed very well taken care of and were very easy to ride.
7. Casselman River Bridge State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By SavantIII_11 - Centerville, United States
Grantsville has preserved history, and this is an economic boon to the area. Casselman River Bridge State Park is located near several other historic sites as well as several interesting restaurants. Casselman River Bridge State Park is a 4-acre parcel located east of Grantsville in Garrett County on U.S. Route 40. We recommend a day in this area.
8. Herrington Manor State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 68 reviews
Reviewed By LOwen1949
We bring our grandkids to Harrington Manor every year. The park is well maintained by the state. Youngest enjoy the small sand beach. Older kids like to canoe and fish for pike in the lake. Lake is shallow so not much for serious fishing but kids enjoy it. We’ve rented a cabin a couple times. They’re a bit rustic but they’re great alternative to tent camping with kids. Close to Swallow Falls, rafting on the Youghioheny River and all of the Deep Creek Lake activities. Great trails for hiking and cross country skiing in winter. Equipment rentals are available and inexpensive.
9. Deep Creek Lavender Farm
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
Open from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and Mondays, the farm currently has nearly 1500 lavender plants with 12 different varieties of English and French lavender in shades of purple and white. Stop by and visit the farm and bring a picnic or stop by one of the local restaurants for a to-go meal to enjoy on the farm. Our beautiful farm store offers a great selection of lavender products including eye masks, neck wraps, body products, candles, lavender jam, teas, culinary products, scone mixes, cookie mixes and more. Enjoy a lavender lemonade while you rest in rockers on the front porch. There is NO entry fee to visit the farm. Prime Bloom usually occurs late June through mid July with color on the fields mid-June through July. Come on down!
Reviewed By barbarak2016
We took a quick trip to the farm when we were in Deep Creek. Great place to take photos. They have pick your own lavender to take home and a charming gift shop.
10. All Earth Eco Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 25 reviews
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