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Come experience our beautiful Conquest Preserve Trail Run at the Conquest Preserve in Centreville, MD on Saturday, October 7th. This run will show off the Queen Anne's County Park and Recreation's hidden gem by taking you on a journey around the property and through the trail system. Whether you are a competitive trail runner, or just a nature lover looking for some exercise, this course is sure to please. View water views and flat terrain, don't get too distracted as you make your way around the property. Runners and Walkers can choose to register for our 10K or 5K runs.

Come out and enjoy a day at Conquest experiencing Hands-on Environmental Education, Food Trucks, Kids Zone, Artisan Vendors, Live Band and more!

Start Smart Move and Play is an introductory program that teaches children the basic fine and gross motor skills necessary to create a solid foundation for future skills and activities that are part of everyday life. The program also helps parents work one-on-one with their children while teaching them skills such as hand-eye coordination, grasping, balance, jumping, catching and more! Parent participation is required for this program.

Come out and learn proper grips, stoke mechanics, basics of serves and returns. Learn blocking techniques as well as resets and learn strategies and movement through transition zone.

Join our non-competitive recreation league. Our league respectively, emphasize good sportsmanship, teamwork, leadership, and FUN. Teams will be put together randomly. Requests will NOT be accepted. Adjustments will NOT be made once team selection has been completed. NO practices in this league. Games will be played on Sundays at local schools; games are played January - March 2024. Ages are determined as of September 1, 2023 Registration deadline: October 15, 2023

Join our Rangers for a leisurely walk in one of Queen Anne’s County hidden gems. Terrapin Park is home to a large wildflower meadow and tidal marsh providing a haven for wildlife. Matapeake Beach has a breathtaking view of the Chesapeake Bay, and a unique history. Topics will vary and may touch on the history of the park, the tides, the Chesapeake Bay, and the bridge. With certainty, seasonal flora and fauna will be discussed. This is a time to learn as well as connect with nature and to focus on all the sights, smells, and sounds around you. Tours are open to all ages and typically last an hour and a half. You are welcome to bring any of the following: a notebook, a field guide, binoculars, magnifying glass, and recording device to record bird calls. Please dress for the weather and wear appropriate shoes for uneven terrain. Pre-registration is required.

This community-based youth recreational league is intended for players of all experience levels to provide a positive social experience. Our boys and girls league respectively, emphasize good sportsmanship, teamwork, leadership, and FUN. Teams will be put together randomly. Requests will NOT be accepted. Adjustments will NOT be made once team selection has been completed. Practices start in December at local schools; games are played January - March 2024, on Saturdays at county elementary schools. Age is determined as of September 1, 2023 Registration Deadline: October 15, 2023

Join us for pumpkin decorating and Halloween crafts at Sudlersville Park! This event is open to all ages! Pre-registration is required for anyone who wants to participant in pumpkin decorating and crafts. After pumpkin decorating stick around for a FREE Movie Night in the Park begins at 7:00 p.m. with Hotel Transylvania: Transformania!

Pleas join us at Sudlersville Park in Stevensville for the showing of Hotel Transylvania: Transformania! Please bring a lawn chair, blanket, snacks and a friend and enjoy the movie with us. Movie show time starts at 7pm. The is a FREE Event, no registration required.

Enjoy a rare opportunity to take a guided hike after hours and enjoy the moon and night sky. The park will be closed to all others, giving you different perspective of the park and the wildlife who take shelter in the woods and fields. Topics can range from the moon and the stars and the tides, to habitats and the history of the park. We suggest bringing a flashlight or wearing a headlamp, as well as shoes appropriate for uneven terrain. You will meet the Park Rangers just before dark, for a brief introduction and a review of safety measures. A typical tour duration is about an hour, but may vary slightly, and are dependent on weather conditions. Please check our website or call the Parks and Recreation Department if skies are cloudy. Please note children must be accompanied by a legal guardian. Pre-registration is required.