Hunting
Hunting in Maryland
Discover 20 state parks offering hunting in Maryland
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Hunting Regulations in Maryland
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Limited
Hunting is only allowed in designated parks or requires special permits.
Important: 20+ state parks offer hunting. Notable: South Mountain (4,000 acres), Woodmont (2,400 acres), Fair Hill (2,725 acres archery-only), Patuxent River (5,000 acres). Free WHS permits required.
Official Maryland Hunting Information
Always verify current regulations with local authorities before planning your hunt.
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State Parks
Maryland State Parks with Hunting
Calvert Cliffs State Park
Cedarville State Forest
Cunningham Falls State Park
Cypress Branch State Park
Fair Hill Natural Resources Management Area
Fort Tonoloway State Park
Greenbrier State Park
Merkle Natural Resources Management Area and Visitor Center
Monocacy River Natural Resources Area
Morgan Run Natural Environment Area
New Germany State Park
Potomac State Forest
Purse State Park
Sassafras Natural Resources Management Area
Savage River State Forest
St. Mary’s River State Park
St. Marys River State Park
Wolf Den Run State Park
Woodmont Natural Resources Management Area
Wye Island Natural Resources Management Area
❓ Hunting in Maryland — FAQ
Is hunting allowed in Maryland state parks?
Hunting in Maryland state parks is limited — it is typically restricted to specific parks, managed hunts, quotas, or special permits rather than open across the park system. 20+ state parks offer hunting. Notable: South Mountain (4,000 acres), Woodmont (2,400 acres), Fair Hill (2,725 acres archery-only), Patuxent River (5,000 acres). Free WHS permits required. Always verify current regulations with the official agency before hunting.