Maryland, Ocean City Resorts

Ocean City, sometimes known as OC, or OCMD, is an Atlantic Ocean resort town in Worcester County, Maryland, United States. Ocean City is widely known in the Mid-Atlantic region of the United States and is a frequent destination for vacationers in that area.

The land the city was built on, as well as much of the surrounding area, was stolen by Englishman Thomas Fenwick from the Native Ameri

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Atlantic Resorts

The resort is located on the Isle of Wight Bay, in a quiet wooded area just minutes from the Ocean City beaches. Exchange guests receive a limited quantity of complimentary coupons for use for swimming at the Clubs of Ocean Pines (open May 31 through Sept. 30). Additional fees may be required for golf and tennis. Enjoy fishing, sailing, and hiking, or visit one of many antiques shops in the area.

Fly a kite, beachcomb, sun, swim, and fish along the Atlantic coast during your vacation at Boardwalk One. This beachfront resort, with its oceanfront and poolside units located on Ocean City's fabulous Boardwalk, promises fun and entertainment. The resort is located on the widest beach in Ocean City. On site, you can swim in the outdoor pool Memorial Day through Labor Day. Close by, you can enjoy tennis, miniature golf, bicycling, and fishing. Add to your enjoyment with shopping and a visit to the arcades and galleries.

Club Ocean Villas II

At Club Ocean Villas II, spend lively days exploring the nearby beach and Boardwalk then return to enjoy the resort's deluxe array of amenities, including two free memberships to the health club per unit. With a standing tradition of being a popular summer vacation spot, the area offers excellent sport fishing, beaches, and a variety of family entertainment. Within walking distance are several restaurants, beaches, a shopping mall, and a miniature golf course. On site, you'll find indoor and outdoor pools, tennis courts, and racquetball courts.

Lighthouse Point Villas

View the best of Ocean City from Lighthouse Point Villas (on 145th Street), located next to the historic Fenwick Lighthouse and only five blocks from the bay and beach. The resort offers a swimming pool and sun deck. Head to the three-mile-long Boardwalk with its amusement rides, arcades, and restaurants. Fishing tops the list of seafaring activities here in the White Marlin Capital of the World. Although primarily known as a summer vacation spot, Ocean City offers a certain appeal in winter, too, as beaches are nearly deserted, and the atmosphere is relaxing.

Lucayan is located on Ocean City's Assawoman Bay. Anglers will enjoy great deep-sea fishing. The Atlantic coast is only two blocks away, putting an endless array of water sports within easy reach. The three-mile-long boardwalk is lined with shops, arcades, and galleries. Frontier Town, four miles south, recreates the Old West through staged holdups, street fights, and cancan shows.

Let Marlin Cove II-Blue Marlin (located at 120th Street and Bayside) be your host as you enjoy the sights and sounds of Ocean City. With the Atlantic Ocean only two blocks away, you'll have access to an endless array of water-sports diversions. Deep-sea fishing is one of the most popular sports, and several charter boat operators located at the Talbot Street Pier are available to arrange your expeditions. Spend an afternoon at the Boardwalk lined with quaint shops, galleries, and arcades. Or take a trip to Delmarva Downs for seasonal horse racing.

Coconut Malorie

Ocean City Coconut Malorie is situated between Ocean City's Assawoman Bay and the Atlantic Ocean, where vacationers can enjoy the beach and a variety of water-sports activities. The resort's outdoor swimming pool and hot tub are open from May through September. For a unique dining experience a walk across the footbridge provides access to Fager's Island restaurant. At the southern end of Ocean City is the famous Boardwalk with shops, restaurants, arcades and galleries.

Ten miles of ocean beach and Boardwalk make Ocean City a popular family vacation destination. Big-game fishing is at its best here, along with crabbing and clamming in the bay. Nearby are numerous recreational activities, wild fowl and game hunting, amusement rides, and fine dining and live entertainment.

Located close to the beach and a few miles from the famous Boardwalk, Ocean Time (on 136th Street) is in the heart of Ocean City's excitement. Enjoy sailing and waterskiing in the bays and windsurfing and fishing in the Atlantic Ocean. Back on land, try tennis, golf, miniature golf, and indoor ice-skating--all within a few minutes of the resort. Enjoy a relaxing swim any time of year at the indoor pool nearby. Area attractions include harness racing at Delmarva Downs (June through August), fine restaurants featuring seafood, and nightclubs offering year-round entertainment.

Pointe on the Bay

Privacy and serenity are top priorities at The Pointe on the Bay. The resort's prime location in the hear of Ocean City offers easy access to the Boardwalk, beach and water sports, while the quiet setting on the bay provides tranquility and a lovely sunset every evening. All units have private balconies, some with direct bay views. Onsite amenities include an outdoor bayfront pool, fishing pier, bayfront boardwalk, parking for boat trailers (reservation required), boat launching,and mooring for small boats, and a courtyard patio. Your Ocean City adventures await you!

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