The King and Queen Seat, once a ceremonial gathering place of the Susquehannock
Nation of Native Americans, is a natural 190 foot rock outcrop. This cliff, easily reached
by scenic trails, affords a view of the rolling hills and farmland of Harford County. See the
park map for more information.

Deer Creek is popular for fishing and tubing.  Secluded glens along its shores offer ideal
spots for hiking and relaxation.


Features
Campfire programs, fishing, flatwater canoeing, hiking trails, historic interest, hunting, picnic, playground, shelters and tubing.

Picnicking
Three large picnic areas. Playground equipment is available in each picnic area.

Pavilions
For use by permit only, pavilions are available for special occasions.

Hiking
Several miles of scenic trails connect various points of interest and picnic areas within the park lands.

King and Queen Seat
Soaring natural rock outcrops provide breathtaking views, and depending on interest and skill levels, challenging recreation to the hiker or climber.

Accessibility for the disabled
Handicapped picnic sites are available at Hills Grove and Rock Ridge. Check with park office upon arrival.

Location
The park in Harford County is about 30 miles north of Baltimore and
8 miles northwest of Bel Air on MD RT. 24.

Rocks State Park
3318 Rocks Chrome Hill Road
Jarrettsville, MD 21084
(410)557-7994