Town of Chestertown

A visit to Chestertown offers a blend of history, arts, shopping, and an exciting variety of lodging and dining experiences.

Chestertown, Maryland

Set on the banks of the Chester River, Chestertown is home to the Schooner Sultana. The town provides a link to the maritime heritage of the Chester River and the Chesapeake Bay.

The county seat of Kent County, on Maryland’s Upper Eastern Shore, Chestertown is surrounded by the rich tapestry of farmland and Chesapeake Bay estuaries that almost surround the county with water.

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Chestertown, Maryland Hotels and Accomodations

Several hotels in the Chestertown area provide easy access to the College’s facilities, local restaurants, downtown shops and waterfront.

Conference Services can assist with coordinating hotel arrangements in every budget category. Please note that prices may vary based on the dates and availability.

Kent County

A scenic peninsula, on Maryland’s Upper Eastern Shore of the Chesapeake Bay, the County of Kent is less than a two-hour drive from Philadelphia, Washington D.C., Annapolis and Northern Virginia.

Quaint waterfront towns, including Historic Chestertown, Rock Hall, Galena, Betterton and Millington, offer sunset cruise charters, small beaches, kayaking, fishing charters, boating, sailing, museums, theaters, art galleries, brick sidewalk shopping, antiquing, farmers’ market, local seafood, including the Chesapeake Bay Blue Crab, Maryland’s second largest collection of 18th century structures and more.

In Kent County, Maryland, the War of 1812 was up close and personal. Given the amount of Chesapeake Bay shoreline in the county, British ships and Royal Marines were never very far away. The rivers and creeks exposed even more residents to raids by the enemy. Two of the larger events were the raid on Georgetown and the battle of Caulk’s field.

There are other locations in Kent County which help tell the story of the War of 1812 on the Eastern Shore. The rural, unspoiled nature of Kent County make it easy to imagine what it must have been like 200 years ago.

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