Ocean City, Maryland

With its ten miles of Atlantic shoreline, it’s long been called "The East Coast's Number One Family Resort." Sun, sand and surf beg you to sink your toes in Ocean City's white-sand beach.

The famed three-mile Boardwalk is ranked “one of the Best Boardwalks in America”
by the Travel Channel. Its southern end features the playful, century-old Trimper’s rides. At Ocean City’s Inlet, discover the panoramic vista of both ocean and bay, and the wild ponies on unpretentious Assateague Island.

From its northern tip at Fenwick to the quiet mystery of southern South Point, the Ocean City area lays 19 miles of adventurous eastern coastline for you to explore.

It doesn’t take long to know why natives stay here.
It’s the calm peace of beach life.
The hushed tranquility of nature in an unspoiled greatness.

Ocean City was founded on fishing and unrushed hospitality.
Hospitality is our heritage.
Your enjoyment of the Eastern Shore’s precious natural offerings is our mission.

Fanciful Fishing

Ocean City began as a small fishing village in 1875. Boasting its title as the "White Marlin Capital of the World," the town draws anglers from all over the world. An endless ocean and over 235 miles of bay, creek and river coastline accommodate every type of angler.

Head for the adventure of Blue Marlin out to sea. Dangle for bluefish and flounder off bayside docks. Drop your line off Ocean City’s Route 50 Bridge. Ply the thousands of acres of water the Ocean City area offers. Fish from your own dock at waterfront properties that wind ‘round our estuaries.

Grand Golf

17 great championship golf courses are within a few miles of the resort. Ocean City’s own Newport Bay & Seaside, tucked into the sleepy secrets of South Point, are the two closest for locals. Tee off looking across unspoiled beauty in the western bay. Play late. Nothing is as dramatic, all year long, as the stunning sunsets of the South Point Peninsula.

Sensational Sunsets

Ocean City takes its sunsets seriously.
Priceless is your seat on a waterside deck as day fades. Or bay-boating, waiting for the dramatic moment of day’s end in explosive color. The coupe’ is watching herons and ducks on graceful glides across the perfect sunset views on your own porch here.

Nature Calls

The mysterious history of the Assateague barrier island is at your touch. Playful ponies still rule this National Park Preserve. Pelicans, blue herons, white egrets, piping plover and bitterns spend their days pruning and fishing within sight and touch. Bald eagles nest along the back estuaries and Worcester County’s celebrated Pocomoke River. A humbling amount of Worcester County’s land and waterways remain untouched and unaffected by man. It is pure nature.

Dining Delights

Countless visitors come to Ocean City for steamed blue crabs and beer. Water front & waterside dining is everywhere. Restaurants proudly serve seafood so fresh it was just landed on our local docks. Maryland's Eastern Shore is also well-known for its wealth of fresh garden fruits and vegetables, grown and picked fresh from the farm fields of the Delmarva Peninsula.   

It’s All Just For You

Ocean City is the perfect Mid-Atlantic beach resort.
Each season hosts festivals, concerts, antique shows, crafts events, and art.
Just seven miles west, the Antiques and Art Galleries of Berlin offer a day of old-town peeks and perks. Twenty miles south is our County Seat of Snow Hill, perhaps the most charming town in the county. It’s built along the “Mighty Pocomoke River,” reported to be the deepest river in the world for its width.

From inspiring sunrises over the Atlantic to breathtaking sunsets on the bays,
every season offers a reason to settle down in Ocean City.

Experience the simplicity.
By boat or land, see the inspiring beauty.
Find your corner of “The Land of Pleasant Living.”

Call David Dypsky. He’ll make it happen, just for you.