Farmers' Market
Visit the Fountain Park on Saturday mornings for one of the region's best farmers' and artisans' markets.





Chestertown, Maryland, is a beautifully preserved colonial port town situated on the banks of the Chester River. As the seat of Kent County and home to the historic Washington College, the town offers a rich tapestry of American history reflected in its 18th-century brick sidewalks and stately homes. Visitors can enjoy the scenic waterfront, explore the local Arts & Entertainment District, or browse the popular farmers' market. Its peaceful atmosphere and deep-rooted maritime heritage make it a premier destination for those seeking a slower pace of life amidst architectural beauty.
Chestertown, Maryland, is a beautifully preserved colonial port town situated on the banks of the Chester River. As the seat of Kent County and home to the historic Washington College, the town offers a rich tapestry of American history reflected in its 18th-century brick sidewalks and stately homes. Visitors can enjoy the scenic waterfront, explore the local Arts & Entertainment District, or browse the popular farmers' market. Its peaceful atmosphere and deep-rooted maritime heritage make it a premier destination for those seeking a slower pace of life amidst architectural beauty.
Well-preserved 18th-century colonial architecture.
Scenic views along the Chester River waterfront.
Home to Washington College, one of the oldest in the country.
A designated Arts & Entertainment District with local galleries.
Popular Saturday morning farmers' and artisans' market.
Quiet atmosphere ideal for those looking to escape the hustle of major cities.
Limited public transportation; a car is recommended for exploring the surrounding Kent County.
Seasonal events like the Tea Party Festival can draw significant crowds.
Visit the Fountain Park on Saturday mornings for one of the region's best farmers' and artisans' markets.
Take a walk down to the High Street town dock for the best views of the Chester River.
History enthusiasts, quiet weekend getaways, and exploring Maryland's Eastern Shore.
USD $
$120-$200 p/day
English
Wear comfortable shoes to explore the historic district, which features many homes dating back to the 1700s.
May-June, September-October
Mild weather makes it perfect for walking tours and seeing the gardens in bloom.
Hot and humid, but ideal for boating and enjoying activities on the Chester River.
The foliage along the river is stunning, and the town hosts several autumn festivals.
A quiet time for cozy stays, though some outdoor activities may be limited by the cold.