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OceanCity.com

Your locals guide to Ocean City, Maryland

Hotels, restaurants, webcams, events and insider tips from Ocean City locals since 1999.

Ocean City, Maryland's Local Guide

OceanCity.com is written by people who live, work and eat in Ocean City, Maryland, and we've been helping visitors plan their trips since 1999. Ocean City sits on a barrier island on Maryland's Atlantic coast, with 10 miles of free public beach, a three-mile Boardwalk, and the wild horses of Assateague Island just to the south. Here you'll find where to stay, where to eat, what's on the events calendar, live beach and Boardwalk webcams, and the things to do in Ocean City that locals actually recommend, from the Boardwalk and bayside sunsets to a day trip to historic Berlin.

Where to stay

Your Perfect Beach Vacation Starts Here

Find the right place to stay in Ocean City, from beachfront hotels and family-friendly resorts to cozy inns and weekend getaways close to the beach, boardwalk, and local attractions.

Restaurants & Dining

Browse fresh seafood spots, waterfront dining, cafés, and bars across Ocean City. Explore everything from quick bites and brunch places to sunset dinners and late-night favorites.

Captain's Table
5.0Fair(1 review)

Captain's Table

15th Street and Boardwalk · Ocean City, Maryland

the angler ocean city maryland
2.0Fair(1 review)

Angler Restaurant and Bar

312 Talbot St · Ocean City, Maryland

Seacrets

Seacrets

117 49th St · Ocean City, Maryland

28th Street Pit & Pub

28th Street Pit & Pub

28th street · Ocean City, Maryland

Harrison's Harbor Watch Restaurant & Raw Bar

Harrison's Harbor Watch Restaurant & Raw Bar

806 S. Atlantic Ave · Ocean City, Maryland

Manana Mode Pool Bar at the Hilton Ocean City

Caribbean Pool Bar

109 N. Atlantic Avenue · Ocean City, Maryland

The Coconut Club
5.0Fair(1 review)

The Coconut Club

Located on the second floor of The Park Place Hotel 208 Baltimore Ave, · Ocean City, Maryland

Millstone Crafted Beers

Millstone Crafted Beers

11208 Worcester Hwy, · Berlin, Maryland

Insights

Insider tips, local favorites, and everything you need to make the most of your visit.

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Art League of Ocean City Celebrates Women Through “Feminessence” Exhibition and Community Events

The Art League of Ocean City celebrates women’s creativity, strength, and stories with Feminessence, a building-wide exhibition on display through October 31. Discover inspiring artwork, meet local female authors, and explore the connections between food, family, and heritage through two special community events.

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People enjoyed the concerts- ponchos and all at Country Calling.

October 3, 2026

Country Calling Day Two: A Cozy, Rainy Day That Woke Up for the Music

Ocean City took a slow, rainy start to Day Two of Country Calling, but the town—and the festival crowd—woke up as the afternoon and evening acts approached.

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October 2, 2026

Where to Watch College & NFL Football in Ocean City, MD

From college football Saturdays to NFL Sundays, here’s where Ocean City football fans can catch the game, grab some food and cheer with fellow fans.

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October 2, 2026

Country Calling Day One: Sunshine, Country Stars & Ocean City Magic

After a powerful Nor’easter threatened to derail Ocean City’s Country Calling weekend, festival crews got everything back together for a picture-perfect opening day packed with country music and unforgettable moments.

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Workers prepare for the worst as Oceans Calling 2026 is cancelled.

September 27, 2026

Will Ocean City Be Ready for Country Calling by Friday?

A powerful nor’easter battered Ocean City and canceled Oceans Calling. Now crews have just days to clean up and prepare the festival grounds for Country Calling Friday and Saturday.

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Oceans Calling 2026 Photos: Crews, Flooding and Powerful Surf Before Festival Cancellation

Our September 25 photos show crews working at the Oceans Calling site, visitors on the Boardwalk, flooded streets and powerful surf. Organizers have since canceled the 2026 festival because of storm conditions.

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