Westmoreland State Park offers abundant opportunities for outdoor recreation with its striking cliffs, beach access, and panoramic vistas over the Potomac River.
Everything you need to know to prepare for an unforgettable trip to Westmoreland State Park.
No entrance fee, but parking fees apply.
Spring and fall offer mild temperatures, fewer crowds, and vibrant natural displays.
The main visitor center provides informational displays and park maps.
Accessible via Route 3 with clear signage and roads suitable for standard vehicles.
The area experiences warm, humid summers with temperatures reaching the mid-80s, while winters can be chilly, dropping to the 30s. Spring and fall offer mild, comfortable conditions perfect for outdoor exploration.
The park is actively involved in conservation efforts to protect its shoreline and prevent erosion from rising water levels in the Potomac River. The preservation of its habitats ensures the survival of its diverse wildlife, including protected bird species.
Find the perfect spot to stay overnight and immerse yourself in the details.
Located close to the Potomac River with easy access to all the park’s main features.
Offers a more secluded, rustic experience within the woods of the park.
Leads to Fossil Beach offering a chance to find ancient souvenirs.
Winds through beautiful wooded sections and leads to scenic overlooks.
This trail offers a gentle loop through fields and forested areas.
Ends at the top of the Horsehead Cliffs with dramatic views of the Potomac.
For the best views, hike to the top of Horsehead Cliffs during sunset.
Visit in the spring or fall for mild weather and vibrant foliage.
Reservable picnic shelters provide great spots for family gatherings.
Bring a kayak or canoe for an unforgettable paddling experience on the Potomac.