As destinations around the world reopen to travelers, many of us are excited to return to one of our favorite pastimes: exploring new places. Over the coming weeks, we’ll share visual journeys to welcoming destinations with the hashtag #WelcomeBacktoTravel. Here, take a scenic tour of Ocean City, Maryland.
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Hotels, restaurants and attractions line Ocean City’s three-mile boardwalk. First built in 1902, the boardwalk is open to visitors 24 hours a day and remains the heart of the town’s seaside activity. -
Northside Park is Ocean City’s largest public park. Across 58 acres you’ll find sports fields, concession stands, two piers and more than a mile of walking paths—ideal for family outings and outdoor recreation.
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Thrill-seekers can visit one of two Jolly Roger Amusement Parks in Ocean City: Jolly Roger at the Pier at the south end of the boardwalk, and Jolly Roger at 30th Street—each offering rides and family fun.
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Kohr Bros. brought the original frozen custard to Coney Island in 1919. Today their timeless treat—lighter in fat and sugar than many alternatives—can be enjoyed at locations across several states, including Ocean City.
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Dunes Manor Hotel, Court and Suites offers ocean views from every guestroom. Situated at the edge of the boardwalk, its suites provide extra space—perfect for families seeking comfort and convenience by the sea.
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Housed in a former life-saving station on the boardwalk, the Ocean City Life-Saving Museum showcases exhibits on storms, sea life and rescue history, as well as a collection of sands from around the world.
