Cambridge B&Bs / Inns / Gites

Come join us for fishing, crabbing, boating, hunting. Bike, Walk, Drive or take to the water at the Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge. Enjoy a day of golfing or a day at the spa. Visit our many historic sites such as the Spocott Windmill Complex, the Birthplace of Harriet Tubman, The story of Annie Oakly, the Brannock Maritime Museum, reflecting Dorchester County's maritime heritage. Learn .....

Located in the historic district of Cambridge, Maryland, this 1847 sea captain's manor is a wonderful getaway for the urbanite and a welcome, luxurious retreat for the business traveler. The six large guest rooms, each with a private bath, are uniquely decorated with period furnishings and fine linens. After a restful night’s sleep, a delicious full breakfast overlooking the garden and .....

Built in 1898, Lodgecliffe is a gracious turn-of-the-century country home perched on a bluff overlooking the wide expanse of the lower Choptank River, the setting for James Michener's book, Chesapeake. Owned and operated by Sarah Richardson, Lodgecliffe opened as the first bed and breakfast in Dorchester County in 1986 and quickly became a haven for locals and travelers alike. After Sarah's .....

We at Victoria Gardens Inn Bed & Breakfast believe the answer is a warm, welcoming environment which expresses the homeowner's feelings and allows their guests to feel comfortable when friendly personal service is provided Victoria Gardens Inn is an eighteenth century house in the historical area of Cambridge which has been restored into a charming Bed and Breakfast.

Designed by local architect J. Benjamin Brown and built in 1894 with timbers cut from the Davis farm, the house remained in the family until 2004 when it was purchased and restored by your hosts, Skip and Jennie Rideout. It opened for guests in July 2006. The innkeepers invite you to savor, with them, a moment from the past in their beautiful Queen Anne home.