Ocean Pines is a planned, residential community nestled on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, only 5 miles from bustling Ocean City, and features more than nine miles of waterfront property on 3,000 acres of wooded areas. Amenities include a beachfront restaurant in Ocean City and a public Yacht Club in Ocean Pines. There are also five pools, two marinas, a premier racquet sports complex, and a Robert Trent Jones Sr.-designed championship golf course. Today the community has 8,452 platted lots and is home to 12,000 full-time residents and 8,000 part-time residents and guests.
The community of Ocean Pines opened for business in July of 1968. Nestled on 3,500 acres of former farm and wooded land with over nine miles of waterfront property, Ocean Pines began as a quiet resort area. While the five-mile distance from Ocean City has not changed, the face of Ocean Pines has aged gracefully over the decades. Following a rapid growth and development of both the residential and business communities.
Construction started on the first phase of Ocean Pines on July 12, 1968. The community started as a small resort and has grown into the largest residential community in Worcester County.
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Amenities include a beachfront restaurant in Ocean City, and a public Yacht Club in Ocean Pines.
The Parke at Ocean Pines is six miles west of Ocean City and its famous Maryland Boardwalk.
Ocean Pines community is an oasis from the hustle and bustle of Ocean City.
The swimming pools are by far one of the best ways to relax during the summer.
It’s that time of year again the Eastern Shore recently celebrated White Marlin Open.
Whether you are young or young at heart, Ocean Pines is a hidden gem close to the beach.
During their first year as a fire department, they responded to a total of 12 calls for service.