Roadside Attractions in Baltimore
1 place worth pulling over for in Baltimore, Maryland, with what each one actually is, what it costs and how long to give it.
Planning the stop
Hours and admission come from each attraction's own page, along with parking and directions.
Also worth a stop in Maryland
The Enchanted Forest at Clark's Elioak Farm
Ellicott City, Maryland
This working family farm has lovingly salvaged and restored the mid-century storybook structures from Ellicott City's beloved, long-closed Enchanted Forest theme park. Visitors can wander among nostalgic attractions like the Old Woman's Shoe, Mother Goose, and the Three Little Pigs' houses, seamlessly integrated alongside a petting zoo and hayrides. It is a rare, delightful rescue story of classic mid-century roadside Americana.
Noah's Ark of Safety
Frostburg, Maryland
A massive, unfinished steel-frame replica of Noah's Ark looms over Interstate 68 in Frostburg. Begun in 1976 by a local pastor following a divine vision, the structure was designed to biblical proportions but was never fully completed. Today, its skeletal colorful frame serves as a surreal and iconic landmark for passing highway travelers.