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Herrington Manor State Park

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4.5/5

(76) · State park in Oakland, United States

222 Herrington Ln, Oakland, MD 21550

(301) 334-9180

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Aug 4, 2024

We went to get some water time for some beginner paddle boarders at the recommendation of the guys at Fun Time Watersports who though Deep Creek would be too much for them with the boat wakes. Herrin…Full review by Netlava

Jul 22, 2024

Our family spent a fun afternoon at the park. The concessions are relatively cheap and we had a quick lunch (burgers, chicken tenders, etc.) before renting kayaks to take out on the lake. It is a pe…Full review by MaxJ02016

Sep 20, 2021

What a tranquil place in the post-Labor Day, pre-Autumn season. Lots of easy short hikes or bike rides, a nice lake for short kayak trips--just a very relaxing way to spend a fe days.Full review by Elizabeth23

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Questions & answers

Can you post a pic of the cabin loop showing where each cabin is located and numbered?

suggest you contact Maryland State Parks for this otem.

Answer by John G · Jun 18, 2017

Are kayaks and canoes availabke for rent every day? How much do they cost and how kong are rentals?

With a cabin rental you get 1 free hour per day. If not renting or if you want more not sure of exact price but is not expensive.

Answer by ksramsey11 · Jun 17, 2017

Do I need to bring chairs for the fire area or is there built in seating?

There are places to sit but if you want a comfy chair you can bring one.

Answer by ksramsey11 · Jun 17, 2017

do cabins have microwave and coffee maker

Yes, they do!

Answer by Valerie C · May 7, 2016

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