Nutter's Ice Cream Shop, Sharpsburg (Washington County) – Nutter's is an old-fashioned ice cream shop, family-owned and operated since 1996. Stop in for an ice cream cone, or to see to the cows!
Misty Meadows Farm Creamery, Smithsburg (Washington County) – Family-owned business with a creamery on the farm featuring weekly activities. Mountain City Coffeehouse and Creamery also serves Lakeside ice cream in Frostburg. Lakeside Creamery Café offers an array of coffee and specialty drinks. Lakeside Creamery, Oakland (Garrett County) – With two locations in the Deep Creek Lake area, Lakeside features more than 90 flavors of ice cream and sherbet made on the premises. When you visit the farm, you’ll see rolling green landscapes, 60 happy cows, fresh products and the best tasting milk you’ve ever had. Don’t believe us, download your Maryland’s Best Ice Cream Trail Flyer and hit the (rocky?) road and taste them all.Ĭheck out these fantastic creameries across the Old Line State: Western Marylandĭeliteful Dairy, Williamsport (Washington County) – All of our goods are made from the animals that graze the 160 acres of family history. We may call our trail the “Maryland’s Best,” but it’s the best darned ice cream on Earth. A Baltimore milkman by the name of Jacob Fussell began the commercial selling of ice cream in Baltimore in 1851, and we’re still leading the way with the Maryland’s Best Ice Cream Trail featuring cow-to-cone creameries with their own dairies. First commercial sales of ice cream? Check again. Governor Thomas Bladen served up the sweet, creamy treat way back in 1744 (it was strawberry, if you’re wondering).
When it comes to ice cream, Maryland is full of firsts.
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