QAC Parks & Recreation

Check out the Brand New 2010 Queen Anne’s County Bicycle Route Map.  Designed for intermediate to experienced riders, the map highlights eight routes that show off the best of our county from Kent Island, to Tuckahoe Park, to the northern reaches.  Routes primarily utilize public roads and also feature the Cross Island and South Island trails to link to our parks, landings, and other points of interest. Click on the first link to see the overview map, and then choose which route you want to ride first.  You can save any map to your computer and print it out.  Or, wait until later this year for hard copies to be printed on 18 x 24 waterproof paper.”

Click here to see the new Bicycle Route Map

Queen Anne's County Bicycle Routes

1. Kent Island Bike Trails - 28 Miles
2. Quiet Kent - 23.4 Miles
3. Grasonville Flatlands - 25.2 Miles
4. Centreville Central - 18.9 Miles
5. Tuckahoe and Farm Country - 17.9 Miles
6. Woods, Wildlife, and Water - 22. Miles
7. Smooth Upcountry Riding - 36.5 Miles
8. The Monster - 58.9 Miles

Queen Anne's County Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

  In August 2008, the Queen Anne's County Commissioners appointed a board of citizens to advise and make recommendations to the County on bicycle and pedestrian access issues. The Committee meets at 7:00 p.m. on the second Wednesday of each month at Parks & Recreation Headquarters, 1945 4-H Park Rd., Centreville, Md.

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Resolution 08-17 Establishing Queen Anne's County Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

Is your group or family looking for volunteer and community service projects? Queen Anne's County Parks are always in need of extra hands. For more information on possible projects, please call Gary Rzepecki at 410-758-0835 ext. 2522 or email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it to find our where you can lend a helping hand! Click Here to Learn More.

Boy Scout Troop 148 of Queenstown assembled and installed benches and picnic tables at Ferry Point Park in April, 2010. The event was lead by Michael Gates of Troop 148 and was completed as Michael’s Eagle Scout Project. Queen Anne's County Park’s & Recreation would like to thank and congratulate Michael and all who assisted for a job well done!

Meet the County Commissioners who are committed to providing both active and passive recreational areas and progams for the citizens of Queen Anne's County.

The Parks & Recreation Advisory Board meets at 6 p.m. on the third Monday of each month at Parks & Recreation Headquarters at 1945 4-H Park Rd, Centreville, MD. Individuals or groups wishing to make a presentation before the Board should call the Director's Office at (410) 758-0835 in advance of the next meeting.

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The Department of Parks and Recreation is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life and promoting a sense of community within Queen Anne's County.  In partnership with our citizens, we provide quality comprehensive park and recreation programs, facilities and services, which respond to the changing needs within our communities. We strive to preserve, enhance and protect our open spaces and natural resources to enrich the quality of life for the present and future generations in a safe and secure environment.

Queen Anne's County Department of Parks & Recreation Rules and Regulations

Chapter 22 of QAC Code details rules and regulations pertaining to the Department of Parks and Recreation

View County Code Library