MARYLAND · COASTAL SOURCE DIRECTORY
Kent County coastal access references
Compare separately researched tidal shores in Kent County, Maryland. Each named arrival retains its own public, booked-activity or guest-access limits.
This directory contains 5 named-shore guide summaries. These are not counts of distinct entrances or a certified complete county shoreline inventory. Additional water-access observations, ramps, docks, geographic leads and unresolved shore candidates retain separate private research dispositions; none becomes a beach merely because it appears in an inventory.
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Source scope, current operation and beach eligibility remain separate.
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Use the county-managed public beach at Ericsson Avenue. The adjacent ramp and slips have different uses; no beach-to-private-property crossing is inferred.Responsible source ↗Parking, facilities, restrictions & sources
The town identifies Ferry Park on Beach Road as its public local beach. Bayside Landing’s pool is a separate facility.Responsible source ↗Parking, facilities, restrictions & sources
Current operator FAQ offers booked day or overnight groups, family programs and cabin rentals; groups and families have beachfront access. Obtain a booking rather than arriving as an unregistered beach visitor.Responsible source ↗Parking, facilities, restrictions & sources
The current operator explicitly includes beach access for guests staying at the year-round Lodge. Marina guest arrangements are separate; an unrestricted public beach day pass was not established.Responsible source ↗Parking, facilities, restrictions & sources
The current operator lists the private beach among amenities for slipholders and transient guests. Confirm your specific booking. Permission for an ordinary Shanty bar customer to use sand or swim remains held, and the operator does not advise anchoring and swimming in.Responsible source ↗Source scope and visit-planning limits
This directory contains 5 named-shore guide summaries. These are not counts of distinct entrances or a certified complete county shoreline inventory. Additional water-access observations, ramps, docks, geographic leads and unresolved shore candidates retain separate private research dispositions; none becomes a beach merely because it appears in an inventory.
Use the named managing authority and exact arrival. A boat launch, rental booking, campground registration or historical source does not establish unrestricted beach access, swimming permission or a continuous public shoreline. Map references are approximate planning points, not navigation waypoints.