Located along the Eastern Shore of Maryland, the Inn at Perry Cabin is situ- ated along the banks of the Miles River, a tributary of the Chesapeake Bay. Clinton and Jacobs discuss the water- related activities available to guests. “We have a number of luxury yachts, a sail- boat, as well as power boats. One of the great features is ‘Skip the Bridge.’ In lieu of
fighting traffic on the
Chesapeake Bay Bridge, we offer to pick up guests in Annapolis in a motor yacht and bring them here to avoid summer traffic, giving them a VIP welcome.”
The Inn at Perry Cabin also is home to charters, kayaking and standup paddle boarding, which further serve to high- light this very vibrant waterfront desti- nation. "We have so many activities here, including: a full-service spa; gor- geous outdoor zero-edge swimming pool; three tennis courts; and soon opening will be the Links at Perry Cabin, a new 18-hole Pete Dye designed golf course.”
Jacobs and Clinton go on to add that being able to offer such a high level of golf on the Eastern Shore will serve as a huge draw for the group market.
With these and other options available for virtually endless recreation on-site, Jacobs and Clinton note that since 2014 the property has implemented a full-ser- vice resort activities program to assist planners and guests in maximizing their fun at the Inn at Perry Cabin. “When you check-in to our hotel, you’re given a list of activities for next three days. The schedule changes every day, as well as seasonally. There are fitness classes, yoga, tai chi, water aerobics, wine tast- ing, mixology, sip and paint and more.”
One unique program in the summer offered at the inn involves bringing in a professional astronomer who sets up a telescope to give guests an amazing view of the stars to go along with a lec- ture and cocktails, creating a special evening. “There are so many things for
people to do. It enhances their stay and makes what we have to offer so authen- tic to who we are.”
As for dining options, the Inn at Perry Cabin combines food with fun by offer- ing activities such as an Oyster tour, fish- ing charters and crabbing opportunities. “You actually can bring the catch back and our chef can prepare it for the guests. This area is really rich in nature, so our dining is very fresh, local and seasonal. We also have gardens from which the kitchen staff will pull herbs to utilize in cooking.”
Guests can enjoy the town of St. Michaels, too. “The town is vibrant with lots of shops, restaurants, galleries and musicians,” Clinton and Jacobs explain, adding that St. Michaels also is home to Eastern Shore Brewery, as well as a dis- tillery and a winery. They further note that the fun in St. Michaels is not restrict- ed to the summer months. Rather, it is a year-round destination.
FIRST MEET. THEN RETREAT.
There’s no better place to bring your team together than the Pocono Mountains. Meet at one of our state-of-the-art conference facilities. Then relax with a spa day or an adventure in the great outdoors. To plan your group retreat, contact David Jackson at 570.236.1699 or
Djackson@Poconos.org.
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