| Kids age 10 and under (2 per family) stay free. Amenities include an outdoor pool with sunloungers. This unassuming motel is a block from Ocean City Beach, 4 miles from Jolly Roger Amusement Park, and 6 miles from Ripley's Believe It or Not! museum. Minimum stay rules may apply. The down to earth rooms come with cable TV, kitchenettes and dining areas.
Salisbury Regional Airport 38 min
Discoversea Shipwreck Museum (8 min)
Seasonal exhibit above seashell shop featuring over 10 000 maritime artifacts including gold bars. Fenwick Island State Park (11 min)
344 acres of shoreline on a barrier island featuring swimming areas & designated surfing spots. Viking Golf U0026 Go-Karts (7 min)
Amusement park featuring water rides mini-golf go-karts & kid-friendly concessions. Ocean Downs Casino (15 min)
Small local casino featuring plenty of slots & live horse racing simulcasts plus dining options. Trimper S Rides (13 min)
Since 1887 this park has offered classic rides like a water flume & fanciful 1902 . Northside Park (5 min)
This 58-acre public recreation area has sports courts playgrounds & an indoor facility with a gym. Ocean City Life-Saving Museum (17 min)
This white- &-red museum offers a history of local sea rescues & other beachy artifacts & exhibits. Fenwick Island Lighthouse (8 min)
1859 lighthouse museum featuring an 87-ft. tower & a Gothic-style wood-frame keeper s house. Ocean City Boardwalk (13 min)
Dating back to 1902 this storied wooden walkway is known for its eateries shops & carnival rides. Maryland Beach (7 min)
Beach Art League Of Ocean City (13 min)
Rotating exhibits of local artworks plus classes & seasonal events in a state-of-the-art gallery. Splash Mountain Water Park (10 min)
Kid-friendly aqua park offers a water coaster half-pipe slide lazy river & other entertainment. Ripley S Believe It Or Not (14 min)
Museum with kitschy oddities on display including shrunken human heads & rare animal skeletons. Jolly Roger Amusement Park (10 min)
Pay-as-you-go family amusement park offers games a roller coaster & rides on a 1952 antique train. | 
