Garrett
Herrington Manor State Park
Garrett · Maryland Department of Natural Resources
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About Herrington Manor State Park
Herrington Manor was designated as a state park in 1964. The 365-acre park, located within Garrett State Forest, offers swimming, canoeing, kayaking, biking, picnicking, hiking, tennis, basketball, volleyball and 20 furnished log cabins for rental use year round. Interpretive programs are scheduled during the summer; and popular special events such as "apple butter boil" are held in the fall. At the heart of this park is the 53-acre Herrington Lake. Come try our cross country ski and snowshoe rentals as conditions permit, as well as fat tire bike rentals year round. Snowmobile use is not permitted within Herrington Manor State Park; however, the park office provides a convenient location to obtain Maryland Snowmobile Permits (Decals) for visitors accessing nearby public lands that support winter riding. Deep Creek Lake State Park – Main staging area and access point for the Deep Creek Lake Snowmobile Trail Visitors should consult each area’s webpage for current trail conditions, maps, and seasonal guidelines.
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- Maryland state park directory · Oct 15, 2026
- Maryland DNR lands · Oct 15, 2026
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