Neither of us is a seafarer, so our visit was a nod to the culture of the area. We began in the gift shop, which is well stocked with some interesting ship-related items. As we began our tour, we were glad for nice weather because visiting this multi-building site in the rain would not have been pleasant. The map given... More

This museum is unique in that much of it is outdoors with very nice displays that illustrate the historical development of Chesapeake Bay life and work. We spent several hours enjoying it and would definitely recommend it. More

great exhibits especially for the young children we had with us. More

We are Museum members but hadn't been in a long time. Some nice new exhibits. Missed the old oyster depletion display. Light house is having constructions work done around it so we couldn't go up. Wish the Waterfowl display wasn't mostly about hunting. More

Went because AAA gives it a Gem and it was next door to our hotel (Inn at Perry Cabin). It's mostly about small-craft, the Bay and Duck decoy as art. One exhibit on the history of the area was nice but overall not really our cup of tea. More

I feel as though we didn't even scratch the surface of all there is to see at this unique museum, but we liked what we saw. We saw equal numbers of kids and adults, and the museum caters to all ages. There was never a wait for any of the exhibits, because the museum is so spread out. Highly recommended. More

Well worth the money, beautifully done. An enjoyment for kids as well. I like that there are alot of hands on activitities More

St. Michael's and the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum is one of our regular stops when out of town guests arrive. Also, visit once a year just to appreciate the information and the history. More

Great exhibits, maps, nautical memorabilia. Gift shop also worth seeing. More