Sailboats checker the Chesapeake Bay horizon en route to the Atlantic while big barges head north for port cities like Baltimore, passing quaint rural towns on the Eastern Shore and time-forgotten islands along the way.
Hampton is the story of people -- enslaved African Americans, indentured servants, industrial and agricultural workers, and owners. It is also the story of the economic and moral changes that made this kind of life obsolete. When it was finished in 1790, Hampton was the largest house in the United States. Set among beautifully landscaped grounds and gardens, it remains a showplace today.
Hours + Fees
Hours:
PARK GROUNDS OPEN: 9:00 am--5:00 pm daily, all year except Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’‘s Day.
VISITOR CENTER OPEN: 9:30 am--4:00 pm daily except Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’‘s Day.
Map + Directions
Basic Directions
Hampton is easy to get to because it’‘s close to three interstate highways--routes 695, 70, and 95. From the Baltimore Beltway (I 695) eastbound or westbound, take Exit 27B, Dulaney Valley Road northbound. Take the first right turn onto Hampton Lane. The park will be on your right, about one mile from the intersection.
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