Things to Do

There is a rhythm to a golf trip on the Eastern Shore. You wake up to fog rolling off the Miles River, drive twenty minutes past cornfields and marsh, and by mid morning you are standing on a first tee […]

There is a specific weekend in October when our little town on the Miles River trades summer sails for scarecrows, pumpkins on every stoop, and dogs in Halloween costumes trotting down Talbot Street. That weekend is the Fall Into St. […]

The Chesapeake Bay has a way of slowing everything down. Salt in the air, sailboats swinging on their moorings, a slow pour of iced tea on a shaded porch. Once you cross the Bay Bridge from the western shore of […]

Fall is the season we quietly wait for all year on the Eastern Shore. The summer crowds thin out, the air turns crisp, and the light off the Miles River takes on that soft golden color that only shows up […]

St. Michaels is our home, but every so often guests at Baydream Believer ask the same question. What is there to do just up the road? The answer, almost every time, is Easton. A quick ten mile drive over Route […]

There is a particular kind of quiet that settles over St. Michaels in the last hour before dark. Sailboats swing on their moorings, the light on the Miles River turns the color of warm honey, and the whole town slows […]

There is something about crabbing in St. Michaels MD that stays with you. The smell of salt air and chicken necks in the sun. The little tug on the line when a blue crab grabs your bait. The quiet cheer […]

The Chesapeake Bay has a knack for splitting personalities. Drive twenty minutes down the road here on the Eastern Shore and the whole mood changes. The tempo shifts, the crowds thin out, the sailboats swap for skiffs. Nowhere is that […]

You can be standing on the dock with a crab cake in one hand and a cold drink in the other less than two hours after locking your front door in DC. No airport. No four-hour beach drive. No fight […]

There is a quiet kind of magic just 15 minutes down the road from us at Baydream Believer. Cross the Knapps Narrows drawbridge and you land on Tilghman Island, a working watermen’s village where skipjacks still rest at the dock […]