Milburn Landing State Park

Milburn Landing State Park is a 352-acre state park in Maryland, managed by the State Department of Natural Resources. It sits about 0.2 miles from the small community of Milburn Landing, and the park holds one campground. Typical averages from the nearby Snow Hill weather station show a mild climate through much of the year. Spring warms quickly, with April highs around 69°F and May near 78°F. Summer is hot, peaking in July with highs near 89°F and lows around 70°F, so early mornings are the comfortable time to be out. Fall brings a pleasant stretch, with September highs near 82°F easing to about 72°F in October and 61°F in November. Winter is cool rather than harsh, with January highs near 49°F and lows around 30°F, and a couple of snowy days a month in January and February. Rain is spread fairly evenly, with roughly 8 to 11 wet days in any given month, so a rain layer is worth packing whatever the season. For hiking, Milburn Landing Trail starts about 0.2 miles away, and Algonquin Trail lies roughly a mile off. Farther out, Nature Trail is about 7 miles away and Blue Trail about 8 miles.