Location: Snow Hill
Top Things to do in Snow Hill
Top Restaurants in Snow Hill
The 7 Best Things to Do in Snow Hill, United States
Snow Hill is a town in and the county seat of Worcester County, Maryland, United States. The population was 2,103 at the 2010 census. It is part of the Salisbury, Maryland-Delaware Metropolitan Statistical Area.
Restaurants in Snow Hill
1. Pocomoke River State Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 91 reviews
The 14,753 acres of this scenic park is famous for its loblolly pine and cypress swamps that border along the Pocomoke River, providing visitors with many outdoor activities such as fishing, boating, camping and hiking.
Reviewed By kthomp7564 - Salisbury, Maryland
My partner and I visit both sides of the park for kayaking and biking. The pictures are from the Milburn Landing side.
I recall many family picnics here from my youth. The park has remained pretty much unchanged with the exception of updated playground equipment and new bathrooms.
The beauty and serenity of this place are impressive. I'm saddened to see what was formerly a crowded, busy place now close to deserted (at least when we visit). I guess it's just a sign of our times sadly.
Nature lovers, you will be very pleased here. On our bike ride yesterday, I saw 5 deer, but scared them off before I could take a picture.
2. Furnace Town Living Heritage Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By CinnysMom - Wellsboro
Spent a cloudy day touring this facility. Had a great time. The blacksmith and weaver were both on sight. Schoolhouse was very interesting.
3. Pocomoke River Canoe Company
Overall Ratings
5 based on 22 reviews
Paddle gently in one of our Old Town canoes or kayaks through shady caverns of foliage. Novice or experienced paddlers will find the flat water Pocomoke River a delight! See the sun-dappled surface glisten as you paddle past fallen logs, clusters of pink or white blossomed water lilies, or the exposed "knees" of the bald cypress. The Pocomoke River corridor is home to the northernmost reaches of the cypress, and provides a selection of various wildlife species that are usually found only in more southern regions.
Reviewed By altierior
The staff did everything to provide us with a splendid experience. Some outfitters will rent you kayaks that have seen better days; not so the Pocomoke River Canoe Company - their gear is excellent.
The Pocomoke River is absolutely beautiful and sublimely peaceful.
I highly recommend this outfitter and this river to anyone who enjoys the outdoors
4. Pocomoke River Cruises
Overall Ratings
5 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By Godguy - Frederick, Maryland
Talk about getting away from it all. This cruise takes you some five miles upriver from Snow Hill, MD. 350 year old cypress trees, eagles, herons, turtles, beavers and more. The captain gives a great tour. Just sit back and let all your cares fall away for a few hours. Just be with the river. Loved it.
5. Miss Patti Cake
Overall Ratings
5 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By Jessica R
Miss Patti Cake made our wedding cake. It was hands down best tasting cake ever! And she wonderfully created a beautiful cake. Can't wait to buy future anniversary or birthday cakes from her. Worth the 45 minute commute, if even for just a cupcake!
6. Julia A. Purnell Museum
Overall Ratings
5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By The_Flying_Chef - Baltimore USA
THis museum is a treasure trove of the history of this town and many similar ones in the 19th and early 20th Centuries, lovingly collected but expertly displayed. I expected to spend a quarter of an hour in this small museum, but reluctantly left after an hour.
7. Bishop's Stock Fine Art, Craft & Wine
Overall Ratings
5 based on 11 reviews
Bishop's Stock represents contemporary painters, sculptors, ceramic & glass artists from MD, DE & VA. Work changes monthly with new shows opening with a reception on the first Friday of each month. The gallery,located in a designated Arts & Entertainment District, also sponsors an annual plein air event in April. Bishop's Stock also has a wine gallery which provides patrons the chance to taste featured wines while viewing the latest show.
Reviewed By TheTravelingFoodies - St. Michaels, Maryland
We were out walking thru town w/our lab and found that this gllaery/shop on W. Green St is beyond dog-friendly. Ann, the owner even went next door to her husband's office and brought her dogs over for a play date. She was totally unflappable about the dogs running all around the gallery and even got our dog a bowl of her own water. In addition she explained all about the monthly rotating artist exhibit and the First Friday openings and wine tastings.
She told us about her wine selections and wine club which seems to be a great value if you live close enough for a pick up each month. In addition to the featured artists in the front of the gallery, she had work of other artists, including jewelry & reasonably priced cards and post cards. We all felt so welcomed & had such a great time & came away w/cards and wines. We definitely hope to return and recommend a stop if you are nearby.
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