Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Hagerstown, MD

A haven for those looking for a great outdoor activity, the Hagerstown City Park offers guests a number of walking...

A haven for those looking for a great outdoor activity, the Hagerstown City Park offers guests a number of walking trails and playgrounds to keep everyone entertained. In addition, athletic facilities such as tennis courts and a baseball field are available for a little competitive action. While visiting the park, you'll also find a number of the city's museums on site. The Hager House and Museum, the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts and the Mansion House Art Gallery all share space with the park.

Hours: Daily Open 24 Hours

Located in the midst of the Hagerstown City Park, the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts is home to a myriad of...

Located in the midst of the Hagerstown City Park, the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts is home to a myriad of sculptures, paintings, Oriental art pieces, contemporary art and much more. Guests are free to peruse the permanent and rotating exhibits throughout the museum and learn about local and national history. In addition, the museum offers musical concerts, films, art classes, lectures and special children's events throughout the year.

Hours: Tue-Fri 9am-5pm; Sat 9am-4pm; Sun 1pm-5pm

Train collectors, conductors and connoisseurs alike will enjoy a visit to The Train Room in Hagerstown. With hundreds of...

Train collectors, conductors and connoisseurs alike will enjoy a visit to The Train Room in Hagerstown. With hundreds of trains (many of which date before World War II) on display, The Train Room provides premier entertainment for children of all ages. A two-level Lionel® railroad lay-out that spans four tracks is the centerpiece of the room, along with a number of other Lionel® and model railroad trains, toys and collector's items.

Hours: Mon, Fri 9am-6pm; Tue-Thu, Sat 9am-5pm; Sun Noon-5pm Hours May Vary Seasonally

Payment Methods: Cash Only

Home of Jonathan Hager, the city's 18th-century founder, the Hager House and Museum serves as not only a historical site...

Home of Jonathan Hager, the city's 18th-century founder, the Hager House and Museum serves as not only a historical site but also a learning environment for young and old. Each room of the house is decorated in period furnishings with a German flair as a nod to Hager's native land. The Hager home also served as a frontier fort against Indian attack more than 300 years ago. A true lesson in history, the Hager House allows all guests to take an unforgettable step back in time.

Hours: Tue-Sat 10am-4pm By Appointment

Washington's oldest public cemetery, Rose Hill, is serenely situated amidst colossal stone monuments and the grave...

Washington's oldest public cemetery, Rose Hill, is serenely situated amidst colossal stone monuments and the grave markers for more than 2,000 soldiers killed in the Maryland Campaign of 1862, during the Civil War. Other prominent Hagerstown residents such as William Thomas Hamilton and William Preston Lane, Jr. are buried in Rose Hill. The expansive grounds give root to more than 60 dogwood trees, which sprout beautiful pink and white blossoms every spring.

Hours: Daily Sunrise-Sunset

Built in the early 19th century, the Miller House is a classic, red brick townhouse in downtown Hagerstown and home to...

Built in the early 19th century, the Miller House is a classic, red brick townhouse in downtown Hagerstown and home to the Washington County Historical Society. Guests will find a number of period furnishings from the 1820's, including an iron stove from the J.R. Jones Hagerstown Foundry, a compilation of Bell family pottery and a collection of over 200 clocks. The Miller House library contains hundreds of documents and church records for Washington County, giving guests special insight to the history and people of centuries ago.

Hours: Apr - Dec Wed-Fri 1pm-4pm

Payment Methods: Cash Only

Whether you're 9 or 99, you'll love the Discovery Station at Hagerstown. This hands-on exhibit and exploration...

Whether you're 9 or 99, you'll love the Discovery Station at Hagerstown. This hands-on exhibit and exploration attraction allows visitors to feel, hear, see, and smell an array of scientific and historical marvels. Various exhibits such as the Titanic Docks, the C & O Canal Exhibit and the Morse Code Exhibit are on permanent display at the center. In addition, admission also gives you access to the Hagerstown Aviation Museum

Hours: Feb - Apr Tue-Sat 10am-4pm; Sun 2pm-5pm May - Jan Tue-Sat 10am-4pm

Payment Methods: Visa , Master Card , Discover

The Hagerstown Suns minor league baseball team provides fun and exciting entertainment for fans every summer. The Suns,...

The Hagerstown Suns minor league baseball team provides fun and exciting entertainment for fans every summer. The Suns, the Class "A" affiliate of the Washington Nationals, play 70 games each season, with a number of ever-popular All-You-Can-Eat Hall of Fame games and some of the most competitive baseball in the area. You can root for the home team at Municipal Stadium, which seats 4,600 fans of all ages.

Hours: Box Office Mon-Fri 9am-5pm
Event Dates and Times Vary

Payment Methods: Visa , Master Card , Discover , American Express

Just west of the city is the Hagerstown Speedway, a well-known dirt track that spans about one half mile. Comprised of...

Just west of the city is the Hagerstown Speedway, a well-known dirt track that spans about one half mile. Comprised of red clay, the oval track features 900-foot straight-aways and 90-foot wide turns, making it one of the safest and fastest dirt tracks in the nation. Races typically begin in February and last through October, with entertaining events like Octoberfest and Shorty Bowers/Bill Durham Championship as some of the most popular competitions.

Hours: Contact for Specific Dates and Times

Payment Methods: Visa , Master Card , Discover