Marvels on the creek

I'm originally from the area and traveled alone to Marvels on the Creek on a somber trip. I was hoping for a beautiful hideaway spot to tuck away in, but I received so much more! Debbie is such a warm, nurturing, and genuine soul, filled with wonderful conversation and stories. From the moment I walked in the door, I felt safe and she took care of me as if I was her own family. It stormed pretty badly one night while I was driving back, and as I drove up the drive, relief flooded over me when I saw the lights at Marvel were on and the garage door was up and waiting for me to dash inside without getting soaked. Every morning, Debbie was up and bustling around tending to things and making breakfast for me. The sounds of home fill the air, the views are absolute perfection, and words just can't describe the ambience of Debbie. Marvels on the Creek is a perfect representation of the Eastern Shore that I grew up on and the people and communities who make it home <3

Marvels on The Creek is just that. A marvel! My husband and I recently stayed there for our 50th Wedding Anniversary and it could not have been more pleasant. From the moment we arrived Alan and Debbie made us feel right at home. Our suite overlooking the creek was spacious and the view was beautiful. We enjoyed having coffee every morning sitting on our balcony, and evenings on the dock watching the sunset and all the birds and wildlife. Debbie is not only a wonderful hostess who served delicious huge breakfasts, but also very friendly and pleasant. And the close proximity to Easton, St. Michaels, Cambridge etc. made it an ideal yet very quiet and secluded location. Simply breathtaking! Highly recommend!

I loved the water and the B&B grounds; egrets and great blue heron; the outdoor hot tub; the BIG delicious breakfast with sweet and savory options; Debbie (host) - welcoming, personable, and knowledgeable; our room and comfortable bed; the hammock; the swing; the quiet and complete darkness at night; the rooster; the proximity to Easton, St. Michaels, Cambridge; relaxed atmosphere; very clean and fresh; availability of kayaks (but did not have a chance to use them this trip). The property is off the beaten path, but the historic towns and surrounding area are very accessible.

This was what a bed and breakfast stay should be like. The property is spotless, the location on the water is lovely, the hot tub was delicious, the shower was great, and breakfast (including homemade lemon bread) was perfect. Ample towels and crisp, soft sheets. Most of all, Debby is a warm and responsive host who loves people and makes her guests feel pampered yet at home.

Wonderful, peaceful stay in the country right on the creek! Comfortable, clean, and private - and delicious homemade breakfasts! The Harriet Tubman museum and the Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad National Historical Park are not to be missed. Also the Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge is great for birdwatching! Debbie is a kind and attentive host, and has lots of interesting decor and antiques in her house.