Bayside marina and pine trees in Ocean Pines at golden hour

Wooded Retreat. Bayside living.

Ocean Pines, Maryland

A picturesque waterfront community where quiet marinas, championship golf, scenic parks, and pine-lined roads come together to create a peaceful coastal escape just minutes from Ocean City.

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Where pine-lined beauty meets coastal serenity.

Set between Maryland’s coastal bays and the Atlantic, Ocean Pines combines wooded quiet with an active waterfront lifestyle. Follow pine-lined roads to parks, pools, golf, marinas, casual dining, and welcoming community spaces.

Spend the morning on a shaded trail, browse the Saturday market, enjoy lunch by the marina, then cross the bay for an Ocean City beach day. Here, relaxed neighborhood rhythm and classic coastal fun are easy to combine.

Before you go

Ocean Pines weather

Check current conditions before a marina morning, golf round, market visit or nearby beach day.

Current
August 10 @ 11:16pm
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overcast clouds
Hi: 70° | Lo: 70°
Wind: ENE @ 5mph
Tuesday
August 11 @ 2:00am
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overcast clouds
Hi: 72° | Lo: 71°
Wind: W @ 3mph
Tuesday
August 11 @ 5:00am
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broken clouds
Hi: 72° | Lo: 71°
Wind: WSW @ 5mph
Tuesday
August 11 @ 8:00am
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light rain
Hi: 74° | Lo: 74°
Wind: NW @ 7mph
Tuesday
August 11 @ 11:00am
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light rain
Hi: 82° | Lo: 82°
Wind: NW @ 8mph
Tuesday
August 11 @ 2:00pm
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broken clouds
Hi: 86° | Lo: 86°
Wind: W @ 10mph
Farmers and artisans market beneath pine trees inspired by White Horse Park

On the calendar

Upcoming Ocean Pines events

Saturday markets, seasonal celebrations, concerts and recreation bring the community together throughout the year.

Thursday evening summer concert series at White Horse Park.

Make it yours

Life among the pines

Ocean Pines spreads across more than nine miles of waterfront and 3,000 wooded acres, with recreation woven into everyday life.

01

Marinas & waterfront

Two marinas, boat ramps and peaceful bay views make it easy to spend time on the water.

02

Golf & racquet sports

Play the Robert Trent Jones Sr. golf course or book time at the community racquet complex.

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Parks, trails & pools

Wooded paths, playgrounds, five pools and recreation spaces welcome every generation.

04

Markets & community life

Saturday markets, concerts and seasonal traditions bring neighbors and visitors together.

Find your way

Ocean Pines map

Ocean Pines sits west of Assawoman Bay, with Berlin to the west and Ocean City’s beaches and boardwalk about eight miles east.

Local orientation

Routes 589 and 90 connect the community to Ocean City. Allow extra time on summer weekends and event days.

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A community takes root

From summer retreat to year-round home

Ocean Pines began in 1968 and grew into one of the Eastern Shore’s most established residential communities.

Early plans transformed former farmland and woods into a waterfront summer retreat. Today, 8,452 platted lots, signature recreation amenities and a strong year-round community continue that vision.

Read the Ocean Pines story +

The community officially opened July 12, 1968. Its preserved tree canopy, waterways, golf course, parks and neighborhood gathering places remain central to its character.

At a glance

3,000+

wooded acres

9 miles

of waterfront

Put down roots

Make Ocean Pines home

Explore available homes and relocation resources for a full-time move or an Eastern Shore retreat.

No real estate listings available.

Good to know

Ocean Pines visitor FAQs

Quick answers for planning a first visit.

Is Ocean Pines on the beach?

Ocean Pines is a bayside community. Ocean City beaches are about eight miles away.

How far is Ocean Pines from Ocean City?

The drive is usually about 15 minutes, though summer traffic can add time.

What can visitors do in Ocean Pines?

Enjoy golf, marinas, parks, pools, trails, dining, markets and community events.

Can visitors use the golf course and marinas?

Public access varies by amenity and season. Check current details and reservations with Ocean Pines Association.