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Assateague State Park
Hang with a herd of wild ponies just 15 minutes south of Ocean City.
Lovingly referred to by Marylanders as "Pony Island," this bit of land borders the Atlantic. It takes its nickname from its native population of wild ponies. Those ponies make this a particularly popular vacation destination for families with young children. Approximately 100 ponies freely roam this park.
If you're bringing kids to Pony Island, remind them that interacting with the ponies is illegal! The camp recommends giving the wild ponies an approximately 40-foot berth. Since the ponies have no fixed home, you aren't guaranteed to catch sight of them.
Your best bet is to stroll the trails or the beach. (It's also a good idea to set expectations accordingly to avoid potential tantrums!)
After the ponies, camping is the big draw on the island. There are 342 sites here, but this is a fairly popular park. It's
Lovingly referred to by Marylanders as "Pony Island," this bit of land borders the Atlantic. It takes its nickname from its native population of wild ponies. Those ponies make this a particularly popular vacation destination for families with young children. Approximately 100 ponies freely roam this park.
If you're bringing kids to Pony Island, remind them that interacting with the ponies is illegal! The camp recommends giving the wild ponies an approximately 40-foot berth. Since the ponies have no fixed home, you aren't guaranteed to catch sight of them.
Your best bet is to stroll the trails or the beach. (It's also a good idea to set expectations accordingly to avoid potential tantrums!)
After the ponies, camping is the big draw on the island. There are 342 sites here, but this is a fairly popular park. It's best to make reservations in advance during the busy season of April to October.
Activities in the park
1 campground in Assateague State Park
Don’t feel like camping this week? Two words to change your mind: Wild Horses. That’s right: stay at Assateague State Park and catch a glimpse of their famous wild island horses. With over two miles of beach, the water is your best friend; go kayaking, swimming, or sunbathing, and make sure you visit the Pony Express Camp Store and Grill for some Read more...
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