Pier guides
Delaware and Maryland pier guides with practical information for your first visit. Coming-soon listings identify officially documented nearby piers, not completed guides.
3 matching piers with published guides

MDGuide under constructionNorth East · Elk River
Elk Neck State Park Rogues Harbor Fishing Pier
✓ Field verified
Elk River fishing access in Elk Neck State Park's Rogues Harbor area, with paved harbor parking, a signed restroom building and waterfront benches. The visited pier is a wooden walkway with open edges beside boat facilities. Day-use charges vary by vehicle tags and day of the week.
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MDGuide under constructionNorth East · Northeast River at the mouth of North East Creek
North East Community Park Fishing Pier
✓ Field verified
North East Town Pier is the wooden waterfront pier in North East Community Park, a town-managed, 10-acre park at the mouth of North East Creek. Paved park walkways, waterfront benches and nearby parking make it easy to orient yourself, while the adjoining docks also serve visiting boats. Fishing is allowed in the designated license-free area; registration requirements still apply.
Open guide
MDGuide under constructionPasadena · Patapsco River and Chesapeake Bay
Fort Smallwood Park Fishing Pier
Trusted field agent
The owner confirmed that the pier was open on October 3, 2026. A closure sign remains visible beside an open gate in the supplied photos; follow current signs and check with the park at 410-222-0087 before traveling.
A county-listed 380-foot fishing pier at Fort Smallwood Park, with reviewed trusted-agent photos. This guide is under construction; parking, full-route accessibility, facilities, and pier-specific fishing advice are still being checked.
Open guide