Welcome to the Wilds of Worcester
Welcome to the Wilds of Worcester. Sitting on the beach in Ocean City is relaxing and fun, but there is a lot more you can do in the Wilds of Worcester, Maryland's only seaside county. This site gives you lots of ideas and asks you for some of your own.
We'll also challenge you to explore and WIN! If you like to write, like to take photographs, like to make videos of your adventures, or create your own adventure with an itinerary, you can win BIG by submitting your essays, photos, videos, or itineraries to the WildsofWorcester.com.
We are giving away a free one week getaway into the Wilds of Worcester for your winning submissions. We'll have one winner in each category and you will decide who those winners are. Just click on contest above and VOTE for your favorite. You can even vote for your own submission, but only vote once. Tell your friends to vote too and keep those submissions coming. We'll publish your entries so others can see how you interact with the rivers, creeks, streams, marshes, forests, pathways, and parks that speckle the county and provide endless excitement for those of us lucky enough to live, work, or visit here.
Come to Worcester County, enjoy our wilds, record your adventures in whatever medium suits you best, and submit your adventures through www. Wildsof Worcester.com You'll never forget your experience and you might even win big!
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Camping in Worcester County 
104 W. Market St.
Snow Hill, MD 21863
Worcester County's campgrounds offer a variety of amenities & settings. It can be a rustic as you desire-like sleeping on a bed of sand with the waves lulling you to sleep-or it can include as many comforts as you crave-electricity laundry camp store
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Canoe & Kayak in Worcester County
104 W. Market St.
Snow Hill, MD 21863
The lower part of Nassawango Creek from Redhouse Rd. to the Pocomoke River is an easy paddle for Canoeists or Kayakers. The 5.5 mile canoe trail on the Pocomoke River is relatively narrow & easy to paddle.Cypress trees & reeds attract herons & egrets
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