Killarney B Inn B in Cambridge on Marylands Eastern Shore

Céad míle fáilte = (A Thousand Welcomes)

When we found this home on the street named Killarney, here in Cambridge, Maryland, we knew we had found what we were looking for. A perfect place for a warm and
wonderful Bed & Breakfast / Inn. The name Killarney comes from a vibrant, lovely town in Ireland I have visited often.

We are located along the shores of the Choptank River and within easy walking distance to the Public Fishing Pier and the Sailwinds Park. We are a short drive from "Long
Wharf", a 300 slip municipal and private yacht club marina. Ask us about bringing your Children and Pets.

Our town is known for the BLACKWATER WILDLIFE PRESERVE,          The Harriet Tubman Museum,         Annie Oakley's House,         and Anna Ella Carroll.

We welcome guests attending the GRAND NATIONAL WATERFOWL HUNT, the WATERFOWL FESTIVAL, the EAGLEMAN IRONMAN, the CHESAPEAKEMAN TRIATHLON, the
SCHOONER RENDEZVOUS, the AN NUAL SKIPJACK RACES, the BUDWEISER CAMBRIDGE CLASSIC POWERBOAT RACE, the SEAFOOD FESTIVAL, the BAY COUNTRY FESTIVAL, the
NATIVE AMERICAN FESTIVAL, the KITE FESTIVAL, A   River Boat Cruise, The Nathan Of Dorchester, PIRATE SHIP RIDES and so much more.

Please see our city's site at CAMBRIDGE. Adkins Arboretum,     Chincoteaque National Wildlife Refuge, Jean Ellen Dupont Shehan Audubon Sanctuary, Linkwood Wildlife
Refuge, and Pickering Creek Audubon Center.

Come join us for fishing, crabbing, boating, hunting. Bike, Walk, Drive or take to the water at the Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge. Enjoy a day of golfing or a day at the spa.
Visit our many historic sites such as the Spocott Windmill Complex, the Birthplace of Harriet Tubman, The story of Annie Oakly, the Brannock Maritime Museum, reflecting
Dorchester County's maritime heritage. Learn about the oyster navy, the ship building industry and Dorchester's part in defending the United States by sea. The Richardson
Maritime Museum is a waterman's museum dedicated to the craftsmen and culture of the traditional Eastern Shore wooden boat building industry.

Take a walking tour of Historic High Street Cambridge, along Historic High Street and the surrounding area. Stroll down a brick paved, tree lined street with gracious 18th and
19th century homes on both sides. Christ Church, with its spectacular stained glass windows, its graveyard, and the historic County Courthouse are the beginning of a walk
through history that leads to the Choptank River waterfront. The architecture represents different periods and styles, including Federal and Queen Anne. The Dorchester Arts
Center is a gallery for local artists, and features changing exhibitions throughout the year.

Take a bike tour: Blackwater Refuge Loop – 25 mile loop through and around the Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge, Vienna Blackwater Loop – 41 mile loop begins and ends
in the historic small town of Vienna. The Cambridge Loop – 6.3 mile loop that begins and ends in the park at Long Wharf. "Biking Through Dorchester" brochure available at
tourism office and the B&B. Bikes available from Blackwater Paddle & Pedal - 410-901-9255 - Website; www.blackwaterpaddleandpedal.com.

Take a River Boat Cruise from Suicide Bridge and enjoy dinner on the ChopTank River and enjoy a Sail on the SKIPJACK called The Nathan Of Dorchester.

In addition to, sailing, fishing, crabbing, biking, kayaking, hunting, golf, tennis, and leisurely strolls, the area offers many exciting events throughout the year. Specialty,
boutique, antique, and craft shops, plus a wide variety of exceptional restaurants are within a short distance of the inn.

The city of Cambridge is a deep water port, offering direct access to ocean-going ships and coastal freighters. Nestled in the corner of the Delmarva Peninsula where the
Choptank River opens to the Chesapeake Bay, Cambridge is within easy reach of Baltimore (86 miles), Philadelphia (185 miles), Washington, D.C. (97 miles) and Ocean City, MD
(69 miles). Within 0 - 15 Miles of Cambridge = Sailwinds, Easton, Oxford, St. Michaels;