Charlestown Manor Beach And Campground

Quick Facts

• Location: North East, Cecil County, Maryland
• Address: 7 Edgewater Ave, North East, MD 21901
• Water Type: Brackish water (North East River / Upper Chesapeake Bay)
• Beach Type: Campground beach
• Sand Type: Sandy and grassy shoreline
• Water Conditions: Generally calm river water
• Best For: Campers, families, relaxed beach visits
• Best Time to Visit: May–September
• Best Time of Day: Afternoon
• Beach Hours: Seasonal
• Pet Policy: Campground policies apply
• Beach Cleanliness: Maintained campground setting
• Average Rating: ⭐ 4.5
• Pricing: Campground or day-use fees may apply
• Parking: On-site
• Accessibility: Direct shoreline access
• Restrooms: Yes
• Showers: Yes (campground facilities)
• Lifeguards: Not typically stationed
• Crowd Level: Moderate in peak camping season
• Safety Notes: Swim at your own risk

Overview

Charlestown Manor Beach and Campground combines camping accommodations with Chesapeake Bay shoreline access. It provides a laid-back environment suited for weekend stays and family outings.

Unlike major public beaches, this location feels more private and community-oriented.

Amenities & Access

• Campground sites
• Shoreline access
• Restrooms and showers
• Picnic areas

Water & Safety Conditions

• Calm river water
• No lifeguards
• Tidal changes

Things to Do

• Swimming
• Camping
• Fishing
• Kayaking
• Relaxing waterfront evenings

Nearby Attractions

• Elk Neck State Park
• North East waterfront
• Upper Chesapeake Bay boating

Where to Stay

• On-site campground
• North East inns
• Cecil County rentals

Rules & Tips

• Confirm campground rules before visiting
• Bring shade and hydration
• Monitor children closely
• Respect campground quiet hours

Best Time to Visit

Summer offers the best swimming conditions.

Who It’s Best For

✔ Campers
✔ Families
✔ Upper Bay visitors
✔ Weekend getaways

Less ideal for travelers seeking large public beach facilities.

Bottom Line

Charlestown Manor Beach and Campground provides a relaxed camping and shoreline experience along the Upper Chesapeake Bay.