Location: Oakland
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What to do and see in Oakland, Maryland (MD): The Best Things to do
Oakland is a town in the west-central part of Garrett County, Maryland. The town has a population of 1,925 according to the 2010 United States Census. The town is also the county seat of Garrett County and is located within the Pittsburgh DMA.
Restaurants in Oakland
1. High Mountain Sports Day Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 8 reviews
High Mountain Sports is about having fun. We sell fun in the form of snowskis, wakeboards, skateboards, kayaks, waterskis, snowboards, bikes, and racks. High Mountain Sports also operates a winter ski and snowboard rental facility on the access road to the Wisp Resort next to the Exxon.We offer Boat Tours during the summer on beautiful Deep Creek Lake.We also rent kayaks, stand up paddleboards, bikes, waterskis, wakeboards, and kneeboards.In the winter we rent snowskis, snowboards, cross country skis, and snowshoes at our Sang Run Road location.
2. Book Mark'et & Antique Mezzanine
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By SavantIII_11 - Centerville, United States
Book Mark'et & Antique Mezzanine is a clever bookstore in downtown Oakland, and the owner is very proud of her painstaking creation. Book Mark'et & Antique Mezzanine is a must visit in downtown Oakland; please exit 219, and visit downtown Oakland. Book Mark'et & Antique Mezzanine has a clever reading loft with views of the books below. If one has children, be certain to visit the children’s room. We discuss possible passenger B & O service to Oakland with the owner, and train excursions would be a real benefit to Oakland.
3. Loar Auxiliary Gift Shop
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
4. Ursus Americanus Trading Post
5. Alpaca Acres Farm and Fiber
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Open each year Memorial Day Weekend thru Halloween. Located in the beautiful Western MD mountains, near Deep Creek Lake, Alpaca Acres Farm & Fiber offers products made from super soft Huacaya Alpaca fiber & family-friendly farm experiences.
6. 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.
7. 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.
8. 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.
9. Cabin Fever Antiques
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
A Unique Collection of Antiques & Collectibles including: Ephemera, Old Books, American Paint Company Clay / Chalk / Mineral Products, Shabby Chic, Primitives, Architectural Items, Glassware, Kitchen Collectibles, Advertising, and more! Located on Liberty Street in Oakland Md, just up hill from the Historic Train Station.
10. Lodestone Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By daz1249 - Wallace, United States
I played here twice during a recent family reunion trip to Deep Creek. The course was in pretty good shape considering they had 5 inches of rain a few days before. The course was beautiful. It's built on top of the hill that provides the skiing for the Wisp resort but surprisingly the course is not all that hilly. The biggest elevation changes are going from greens to tees. (It is definitely not a walking course.) The greens are huge so get the speed down early or you could have a very high score. You almost need to play it twice to understand where to hit some of your drives and even your approaches. While the fairways are reasonably wide you do need to maintain direction. Stray just a little off the fairway and you are in British Open fescue type rough. I shaved 8 strokes off my score from my first to my second round. It's a fun course and not like most you'll play. Take a camera as some of the holes are pretty special.
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