Given its location on a peninsula, the parks near Prince Frederick tend to be limited in size but there are a few of them. Dunkirk District Park is open daily and has a dog park and public restrooms, a T-ball field, basketball court, tennis court, skateboard park, lacrosse and football fields, and bleachers. It is a popular park and visitors can join in a game of pickup basketball if they wish. Park your Prince Frederick luxury RV rental nearby and have your lunch or dinner waiting for you when you are finished having fun. Other nearby areas worth checking out are Kings Landing Park (it has a wooden pathway), Hall Creek Natural Resources Management (also in Dunkirk), Hallowing Point Park, Battle Creek Cypress Swamp, Jefferson Patterson Park and Museum, and Calvert Cliffs State Park. Jefferson Patterson Park and Museum is a 560-acre site with more than 65 identified archeological sites that date back 9,000 years. Visitors can come here to hike, walk their pets or bird watch, but would be missing what is special about this site. The visitor center has interactive exhibits showcasing the research that has been done here as well as educational programs and events. The museum is also home to the Maryland Archeological Conservation Laboratory that contains more than eight million artifacts. You can keep your Prince Frederick RV rental nearby, to retreat and relax after a day of exploration. Those who would like to conduct their own archeological expeditions should head to Calvert Cliffs. This is also a good area for walking and hiking, with cliffs overhanging a sandy beach where people can hunt for fossils. It is also a popular spot for fishing. Fry up your catch of the day in your Prince Frederick camper rental.