Cambridge, Maryland Bed and Breakfast Inns - and Surrounding Area

Tucked onto beautiful Chesapeake Bay on the eastern shore of Maryland, Cambridge is a fantastic bed and breakfast vacation destination. The town of Cambridge dates back to 1684, so there are plenty of historic sites for bed and breakfast guests to visit. The best way for bed and breakfast visitors to see the historic center of Cambridge is... » show more through self-guided walking tours. Information on these tours is readily available to bed and breakfast guests through the helpful staff at the Cambridge Visitor Center, on Rose Hill Place. Cambridge was also home to famous African-American abolitionist Harriet Tubman, and bed and breakfast visitors can explore this history by visiting the Harriet Tubman Museum. Maritime and marine culture also reigns strong in Cambridge. Bed and breakfast visitors who are interested in this should visit Richardson Maritime Museum and Ruark Boatworks. The latter is a great place for bed and breakfast visitors to see how wooden boats are produced and can even participate in the building. The fantastic location of Cambridge naturally lends itself to having lots of outdoor activities for bed and breakfast visitors. The Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge is a great spot to see the ecology of the area, and Cambridge bed and breakfast visitors will especially enjoy the Wildlife Drive, where visitors can get up close and person with the local wildlife. Bed and breakfast visitors will find plenty of places to shop and dine along High Street and Race Street in Cambridge. There is much to discover on a fun and exciting Cambridge bed and breakfast vacation. « show less