Annapolis Maritime Museum & Park

This place is very small but very nice. It's right on the bay with some great vistas. There's only parking for about 5 cars. The streets in this part of town are very narrow. They are two-way but only room for one car at a time. So be careful but enjoy the museum.Visited onWeekendWait timeNo waitReservation recommendedNoPrice for adult entry$6–10

We booked the Fireworks from the Bay cruise on the historic skipjack, the Wilma Lee. It could not have been more fun. The captain and crew told us all about the history of the vessel & the history of skipjacks working on the Bay as oyster boats. They served drinks and snacks a nice variety of beers, wine, hard seltzer, plus bagged chips and individual charcuterie boxes. We saw an amazing sunset, a visiting Argentinian frigate, the Bay Bridge, and we had a front row seat for the fireworks. This is the best cruise experience in Annapolis.

This small museum is all about oysters and offers engaging displays and activities like games, VR, and a short film. Worth a visit!Visited onWeekdayWait timeNo waitReservation recommendedNoPrice for adult entry$1–5

The most beautiful wedding venue in Annapolis! We are so grateful for this space and the warm and unique environment it provided for our NYE wedding! The staff truly makes your dreams come true, and the world is your oyster pun intended! when it comes to design. Thank you, AMM!

So amazing, beautiful, fun, informative, laid back, and just genuinely nice. I'm so glad we stopped in. Such amazing people and place. Everyone was so kind. They engaged our kids, gave us a grand tour, gave lots of recommendations for the best things to do, parking, and place to eat. And even have us a coupon. We absolutely loved it.Visited onWeekdayWait timeNo waitReservation recommendedNoPrice for adult entryFree

This is a wonderful sight for concerts. We arrived by boat and enjoyed the food trucks and a fantastic band.

What a fantastic little museum in Annapolis! The environmentally conscious museum places a lot of focus on the impact of harvesting oyster and other marine life from the Chesapeake Bay. Through educational and fun activities, the museum offers visitors a glimpse of history over the last 50-60 years.

I enjoyed the museum. The indoor and outdoor exhibits were very interesting. It was interesting to learn about the long history of the oyster industry in the area.Visited onWeekendWait timeNo waitReservation recommendedNoPrice for adult entry$6–10

My daughter and granddaughter invited me along on their field trip, and it was excellent. The parking is pretty iffy because it is not very clear where to park. We were able to go into the museum to use the facilities which were very clean and roomy. The museum was closed to the public this Monday. The staff are very friendly and knowledgeable. The field trip group was then led down to the dock where we boarded a large boat and was treated to a tour around the harbor for approximately 45 minutes. We had an awesome time!

What an absolutely gorgeous waterfront wedding venue!!! The best part was getting to take photos on their amazing sailboat, "Wilma Lee"! Absolutely gorgeous! All photos by Brooke Blasiak Photography.