Would you like to host a grand opening, ribbon cutting, or ground breaking ceremony? Contact Membership Development Manager, Nick Sharps: nick@garrettchamber.com or call 301-387-5237 to schedule your event.
HighPoint TV & Appliance
The Garrett County Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the Garrett County Department of Business Development, hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony on Thursday, October 16, 2025, to celebrate the grand opening of HighPoint TV & Appliance in Oakland, Maryland.
The event was led by Nick Sharps, President of the Garrett County Chamber of Commerce. Local leaders in attendance included Commissioner Larry Tichnell and Andrew Sauder, Mayor of Oakland.
Garrett County Diplomats Ron Bittinger, Kim Carter, Stephanie Filsinger, Patty Manown Mash, Julie Mead, Chris Rodeheaver, Sarena Rodeheaver, and Kristin Skeweris also took part in the celebration, presenting owner Chris Sevigny with a First Dollar of Profit Certificate and assisting with the ceremonial ribbon cutting.
HighPoint TV & Appliance has expanded its presence in Garrett County with a new location at 13223 Garrett Highway, Suite 1, Oakland, MD 21550. The company offers a full line of major home appliances — washers, dryers, refrigerators, ranges, dishwashers, TVs, and more — along with parts, installation, and factory authorized warranty service for Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid, Amana, GE, HotPoint, Crosley and GE.
By launching this new showroom and service center, HighPoint TV & Appliance is making it easier for residents and businesses in Oakland and the surrounding area to access quality appliances, trusted maintenance, and prompt service without long waits or distant travel.
“We’re plugged in and powered up to see this expansion,” said Sharps. “HighPoint TV & Appliance will keep our homes running smoothly, helping us chill out, heat up, and spin through everyday life with ease. This new location is a real high point for our community, bringing great products, trusted expertise, and another boost to our local economy. Congratulations to Chris and the entire High Point Appliance team! We’re thrilled to have you here in Garrett County.”
Joyful Journeys Wellness
The Garrett County Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the Garrett County Department of Business Development, hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony on Monday, October 13, 2025, to celebrate the grand opening of Joyful Journeys Wellness in Oakland, Maryland.
The event was led by Nick Sharps, President of the Garrett County Chamber of Commerce. Local leaders in attendance included Oakland Town Councilmembers Jay Moyer and Scott Lohr.
Garrett County Diplomats Kim Carter, Stephanie Filsinger, and Kristin Skeweris also took part in the celebration, presenting owner Jessica Moran with a First Dollar of Profit Certificate and assisting with the ceremonial ribbon cutting.
oyful Journeys Wellness is a holistic mental health practice located at 220 S. 3rd Street, Suite 2, Oakland, MD 21550. Founded by licensed social worker Jessica, the practice blends traditional therapy with expressive arts, mindfulness, and wellness-centered support to help individuals reconnect with their inner strength and rediscover joy.
Their offerings include Inner Journey Sessions (individual therapy), Reflective Journey Circles (supportive group gatherings), and Creative Journey Gatherings (art-based workshops). In addition, Joyful Journeys offers take-home craft kits—perfect for continuing creative expression and mindfulness beyond the therapy space.
Joyful Journeys provides a compassionate, client-centered environment for those navigating trauma, life transitions, anxiety, depression, or seeking personal growth. The practice believes healing is a journey, not a destination, and is committed to walking alongside each client with creativity, care, and intention.
“Jessica, congratulations on creating a space where folks can take that all-important step toward balance and healing,” said Sharps. “We know the journey to opening a business isn’t always easy, but we’re so glad yours led you right here in Garrett County. Here’s to many joyful journeys ahead.”
Ally Fox State Farm
The Garrett County Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the Garrett County Department of Business Development, hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony on Friday, October 3, 2025, to celebrate the grand opening of Ally Fox’s State Farm office in Oakland, Maryland.
The event was led by Connor Norman, Business Development Specialist and Chair of the Garrett County Diplomats. Local leaders in attendance included Commissioner Paul Edwards; Don Sincell, Mayor of Mountain Lake Park; and Chamber President Nick Sharps.
Garrett County Diplomats Kim Carter, Julie Mead, Connor Norman also took part in the celebration, presenting owner Ally Fox with a First Dollar of Profit Certificate and assisting with the ceremonial ribbon cutting.
Ally Fox State Farm Insurance Agency is now open at 434 Weber Road in Oakland, offering the Garrett County community a fresh face in personalized insurance service. Led by agent Ally Fox, the agency provides a full range of coverage options, including auto, home, renters, business, life, and health insurance, as well as retirement planning. With a friendly, neighborly approach and 24-hour availability by call or text, Ally and her team are committed to helping local residents protect what matters most.
Though new to Garrett County, Ally is already embracing the community spirit—building relationships, supporting local programs, and ensuring her clients feel confident and cared for every step of the way. Whether you’re insuring your first car, safeguarding your home, or planning for the future, Ally Fox State Farm is here to help you plan for life’s “what-ifs” with reliability and heart.
“Congratulations, Ally, we’re thrilled to welcome you to the community,” said Sharps. “Even though you’re new to town, you’re already covering all the right bases and ready to be a trusted neighbor. Let’s give Ally and her team a warm welcome and a big round of applause—here’s to a future that’s secure, protected, and full of success!”
Lake&Lure Country Store
The Garrett County Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the Garrett County Department of Business Development, hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony on Thursday, October 2, 2025, to celebrate the grand opening of Lake&Lure Country Store in Swanton, Maryland.
The event was led by Connor Norman, Business Development Specialist and Chair of the Garrett County Diplomats. Local leaders in attendance included Commissioners Paul Edwards and Larry Tichnell; Business Retention & Expansion Representative Andrew Sargent with the Maryland Department of Commerce; Director of Planning and Community Development Steve Kelley; Business Development Manager Kim Durst; and Chamber President Nick Sharps.
Garrett County Diplomats Ron Bittinger, Kim Carter, Crystal Dayton, Stephanie Filsinger, Tracy Kelley, Patty Manown Mash, Julie Mead, Connor Norman, Kristin Skeweris, and Macey Wells also took part in the celebration, presenting owners Duffey and Angela Pitzer with a First Dollar of Profit Certificate and assisting with the ceremonial ribbon cutting.
Lake&Lure Country Store is a full-service country store located at 2205 Glendale Road in Swanton, Maryland, serving the Deep Creek Lake and Garrett County region. Founded with a passion for lake life and community, Lake&Lure was created to bring convenience, character, and care to both locals and visitors.
The store offers a diverse and thoughtfully curated inventory to meet everyday needs and enhance the lakeside lifestyle. Shoppers will find daily essentials and groceries, beer and wine, bait and tackle, and a wide selection of lake-inspired apparel and gifts. Lake&Lure also emphasizes responsiveness to customer needs by encouraging patrons to request items they’d like to see on the shelves, ensuring the store evolves with community demand.
In addition to serving as a convenient stop, Lake & Lure is committed to being an employer of opportunity in the area, hiring local team members and supporting the community. With its mix of practical services, recreational goods, and customer-driven approach, Lake&Lure Country Store is poised to become a cherished fixture in the Deep Creek Lake area for years to come.
“Congratulations on your grand opening,” said Sharps. “You’ve really lured us in with your vision, and we’re certain the community will be hooked on everything you offer. From daily essentials to bait and tackle, you’ve cast your line in just the right spot, filling a need for both locals and visitors. May your shelves stay stocked, your coolers full, and your success ripple out across Deep Creek.”
Harvest House
The Garrett County Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the Garrett County Department of Business Development, hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony on Friday, September 26, 2025, to celebrate the grand opening of Harvest House in Friendsville, Maryland.
The event was led by Connor Norman, Business Development Specialist and Chair of the Garrett County Diplomats. Local leaders in attendance included Delegate Jim Hinebaugh; Commissioners Paul Edwards and Larry Tichnell; Business Development Manager Kim Durst; and Chamber President Nick Sharps.
Garrett County Diplomats Steve Bortz, Kim Carter, Stephanie Filsinger, Connor Norman, Kristin Skeweris, and Macey Wells also took part in the celebration, presenting owners Darryl Glotfelty and Haeli Gustafson with a First Dollar of Profit Certificate and assisting with the ceremonial ribbon cutting.
Harvest House Farm, is a vibrant bar, bistro, and farm café in Friendsville, Maryland, blending farm-fresh dining, community, and good vibes. Their on-site microgreen growing operation makes the farm-to-table promise real: each week they clear their racks, compost the soil, plant tiny seeds, and nurture new shoots to feed directly into their menu.
At Harvest House, guests enjoy locally sourced ingredients in creative dishes like super salads (built on their own microgreens), caprese and watermelon-fennel salads, elevated “glizzy” hot dogs, tacos, paninis, and more. Their drink menu features signature craft cocktails (such as the Pea Tendril Margarita, Mint To Be, and HH Old Fashioned), a rotating beer draft list, and wine selections.
Harvest House also offers an expanding brunch program on weekends, a coffee bar with specialty options like chagaccino, chaga matcha, and collagen lattes, and seasonal food and drink features aligned with local suppliers.
Located at 2132 Friendsville Road, Friendsville, MD, Harvest House operates with hours that include Thursday through Saturday evenings, and weekend brunch service. It’s more than a bistro—it’s a social hub where agriculture, flavor, and community intersect.
“Harvest House is here to raise the bar on good food, good drinks, and good vibes,” said Sharps. “It’s a place where our community can grow together and enjoy the best of what local agriculture has to offer. So, let’s cheers to new beginnings and wish Harvest House a future full of bountiful success.”
Bougie Bottoms Boutique
The Garrett County Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the Garrett County Department of Business Development, hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony on Thursday, September 25, 2025, to celebrate the grand opening of Bougie Bottoms Boutique’s new location in Oakland, Maryland.
The event was led by Connor Norman, Business Development Specialist and Chair of the Garrett County Diplomats. Local leaders in attendance included Commissioners Paul Edwards and Larry Tichnell; Oakland Mayor Andrew Sauder; Oakland Town Councilman Fred Gregg; and Chamber President Nick Sharps.
Garrett County Diplomats Carol Calhoun, Kim Carter, Stephanie Filsinger, Julie Mead and Connor Norman also took part in the celebration and assisted with the ceremonial ribbon cutting.
Bougie Bottoms Boutique is a locally owned clothing and lifestyle shop that offers something for everyone — women’s fashion, men’s apparel, and kids’ styles — along with accessories, gifts, and home items you won’t find anywhere else in the area. Owner Quinn Thomas has grown Bougie Bottoms into a true success story by curating trendy, comfortable, and unique pieces that accommodate a wide variety of sizes and body types, helping every customer feel confident and stylish.
With a brand-new location at 114 S. Second Street, Oakland, MD 21550, the boutique now features expanded floor space, making room for even more of the one-of-a-kind items that make the shop special. Bougie Bottoms has built a loyal following not only in Garrett County but across the country and beyond, shipping worldwide and keeping fans engaged through exciting new product “drops” shared regularly on social media.
Whether you’re shopping for yourself, your family, or the perfect gift, Bougie Bottoms is all about discovering must-have pieces that you simply can’t get anywhere else.
“It’s evident to anyone who walks through the door how much work Quinn has put into this new space,” said Sharps. “What’s also evident is that Bougie Bottoms Boutique is a labor of love. Congratulations on this next chapter of your success story. We can’t wait to see your continued success here.”
The Green Room Lounge
The Garrett County Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the Garrett County Department of Business Development, hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony on Thursday, September 18, 2025, to celebrate the grand opening of The Green Room Lounge in Oakland, Maryland.
The event was led by Connor Norman, Business Development Specialist and Chair of the Garrett County Diplomats. Local leaders in attendance included Commissioners Paul Edwards and Larry Tichnell; County Administrator Kevin Null; Oakland Mayor Andrew Sauder; Business Development Manager Kim Durst; Chamber Board Members David Jochynek, Emily Tusing, and Julie Yoder; and Chamber President Nick Sharps.
Garrett County Diplomats Kim Carter, David Jochynek, Kristin Skeweris, and Connor Norman also took part in the celebration, presenting owners Jennifer and Mikey Virts with a First Dollar of Profit Certificate and assisting with the ceremonial ribbon cutting.
A Green Room, in theatre terms, is where actors and crew members go to relax in between scenes and shows. That same spirit inspired The Green Room Lounge—a place to relax and connect with family and friends while unwinding from the drama of the day.
Owners Mikey and Jen Virts, who met as theatre majors at Frostburg State University, have spent over twenty years producing, directing, acting, and sharing their love of theatre. Every drink and dish on the menu is inspired by theatrical actors, characters, or plays, and guests are encouraged to ask about the stories behind the names.
Theatre, one of the oldest forms of art, continues to flourish in Garrett County. The Green Room invites the community to support local theatre programs and to visit Our Town Theatre, located just blocks away. Learn more at ourtowntheatre.org
“Congratulations Jen and Mikey,” said Sharps. “The Green Room sets the stage for connection, community, and great memories—giving locals and visitors alike a casual, creative spot to gather. May your debut season run long and garner rave reviews!”
Sweet Springs Glamping
The Garrett County Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the Garrett County Department of Business Development, held a ribbon cutting ceremony on Wednesday, September 17, 2025, to celebrate the opening of Sweet Springs Glamping in Oakland, Maryland.
The ceremony was led by Connor Norman, Business Development Specialist and Chair of the Garrett County Diplomats. Local dignitaries in attendance included Commissioner Paul Edwards, Commissioner Larry Tichnell, and Chamber President Nick Sharps. Garrett County Diplomats Kim Carter, Julie Mead, and Connor Norman also participated, presenting owners Andrew and Peggy Tvardzik with a First Dollar of Profit Certificate and assisting with the ceremonial ribbon cutting.
"A Couple of years ago Andy and Peggy came into my office talking about this crazy vision,” said Norman. “They delivered on that vision and the result is this jaw dropping glamping venue that really shows off the beauty of our community"
Located on a 26-acre farm near Deep Creek Lake, Wisp Resort, and Swallow Falls State Park, Sweet Springs Glamping provides a tranquil retreat with easy access to West Virginia destinations such as Thomas, Davis, and Canaan Valley.
Accommodations at Sweet Springs Glamping are as unique as the property itself. Guests can stay in a fully furnished yurt complete with modern comforts, enjoy the retro charm of a renovated Airstream camper, or book an overnight in a creatively converted school bus. Each option is designed to provide a memorable experience that blends comfort with character, featuring cozy beds, stylish décor, and outdoor space for relaxing under the stars.
The variety of lodging options makes Sweet Springs Glamping a destination that appeals to both adventure seekers and those simply looking to unwind in a one-of-a-kind setting. The property is designed as a relaxing haven where visitors can rest, unwind, and reconnect with nature, combining the comforts of modern amenities with the beauty of the outdoors.
“At the Chamber, we’re dedicated to bringing visitors who will stay a night or two, eat locally, shop small, enjoy nature, and return home singing our praises,” said Sharps. “Sweet Springs Glamping gives us even more to offer. It’s a unique destination that’s going to draw people from far and wide. Cheers to Sweet Springs Glamping for giving our guests many stories, and many reasons to say: ‘I’m glad I came.’”
The Lazy Bear Gift Shop & The KW Collective at Deep Creek Lake
The Garrett County Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the Garrett County Department of Business Development, proudly celebrated the grand opening of two new additions to The Shoppes at the Fort, The Lazy Bear Gift Shop and The KW Collective at Deep Creek Lake.
The ribbon-cutting ceremony was led by Connor Norman, Business Development Specialist and Chair of the Garrett County Diplomats. Local dignitaries in attendance included Garrett County Commissioners Paul Edwards and Ryan Savage; County Administrator Kevin Null; Chamber Board Members David Jochynek and Emily Tusing; and Chamber President Nick Sharps.
Owned and operated by entrepreneur and realtor Charlotte Savoy, The Shoppes at the Fort has quickly become a hub for both visitors and residents. The Lazy Bear Gift Shop offers a curated mix of custom boutique finds, specialty gifts, and Deep Creek Lake souvenirs—everything from cheeky candles and cozy hoodies to one-of-a-kind keepsakes designed to capture the spirit of the lake.
Alongside the gift shop, Charlotte also leads The KW Collective at Deep Creek Lake, a Keller Williams–affiliated real estate office. The KW Collective provides trusted guidance for buyers, sellers, and investors while contributing to the continued growth of Garrett County’s business community.
“When we first met with Charolette and her team she outlined an exciting vision for the Shoppes at the Fort,” said Norman. “Congratulations on the opening of the KW Collective office and the Lazy Bear Gift Shop, what great additions to our community.”
The Garrett County Diplomats including Ron Bittinger (First United Bank & Trust), Crystal Dayton (M&T Bank), Burke Friend (Taylor-Made Deep Creek Vacations and Woodlake Tree Farm), David Jochynek (State Farm), Julie Mead (The KW Collective at Deep Creek Lake), Connor Norman (Garrett County Department of Business Development), Sarena Rodeheaver (First United Bank & Trust), Kristin Skeweris (Railey Realty), Tom Tanis (Western Maryland Consortium), Emily Tusing (Garrett Regional Medical Center), and Macey Wells (Railey Design Center), presented a First Dollar of Profit to both businesses and assisted with the ceremonial ribbon cuttings.
“It’s obvious that Charlotte has big plans and the drive to make them a reality,” said Sharps. “We’re extremely grateful for Charlotte’s considerable investment in Garrett County, and it’s clear that she’s going to be a major player in our business community.”
Espresso Alley: Hot 2 Go
The Garrett County Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the Garrett County Department of Business Development, proudly celebrated the grand opening of Espresso Alley: Hot 2 Go on Friday, August 15, 2025.
The ribbon-cutting ceremony was led by Connor Norman, Business Development Specialist and Chair of the Garrett County Diplomats. Local dignitaries in attendance included Kim Durst, Business Development Manager with Garrett County Business Development; Chamber Board Members Jay Quinn, Emily Tusing, and Nathan Walter; and Chamber President Nick Sharps.
Espresso Alley: Hot 2 Go is a vintage-inspired coffee camper stationed at 7790 Sang Run Road in McHenry. Owned and operated by barista Allison Lenhart, the mobile café is the sister concept to the original Espresso Alley, Deep Creek Lake’s first drive-thru coffee shop, established in 2022. The pink coffee camper serves up crowd favorites including fresh-brewed coffee, specialty drinks, and snacks, with the added flexibility to travel to private events such as weddings, bachelorette parties, birthdays, baby showers, and more.
“It’s a great day for Garrett County when we see one of our businesses expand to a second location,” said Norman. “Congratulations!”
The Garrett County Diplomats including Katie Cantrell (Taylor-Made Deep Creek Sales), Stephanie Filsinger (The Rodeheaver Group, P.C.), Connor Norman (Garrett County Department of Business Development), Kristin Skeweris (Railey Realty), and Emily Tusing (Garrett Regional Medical Center) joined in the festivities and assisted with the ceremonial ribbon cutting.
“Congratulations to Allison and her crew on adding this second location,” said Sharps. “Espresso Alley has already changed the coffee game here in Deep Creek. It’s loved by tourists and locals alike, and I anticipate continued success with Hot 2 Go.”
For more information, email espressoalley@gmail.com, call (301) 746-2900, follow Espresso Alley on Facebook, or visit espressoalleydeepcreeklake.com.
Blair's By The Lake
The Garrett County Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the Garrett County Department of Business Development, proudly celebrated the grand opening of Blair's By The Lake with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Wednesday, June 16, 2025.
Connor Norman, Business Development Specialist and Chair of the Garrett County Diplomats, led the ceremony, which drew a crowd of supporters and local leaders. Notable guests included Stephen Rice, Deputy Secretary of Business Attraction & Special Projects at the Maryland Department of Commerce, and Andrew Sargent, Senior Business Development Representative, who presented owner Blair Glass with a Secretary’s Citation in recognition of the new business venture.
Also in attendance were Vice Chair of the Garrett County Chamber of Commerce Steve Green, Board Member Patty Manown Mash, and Chamber President Nick Sharps.
“The late, great Mark Twain once said, ‘Clothes make the man. Naked people have little or no influence on society.’ Well, by that logic, Blair’s By The Lake is going to make some great men,” said Sharps.
The Garrett County Diplomats—including Katie Cantrell, Patty Manown Mash, Connor Norman, Julie Mead, Sarena Rodeheaver, Kristin Skeweris, Josh Slone, and Tom Tanis—joined in the celebration, presenting Blair Glass with a First Dollar of Profit Certificate and assisting with the ceremonial ribbon cutting.
“I’m very excited to offer my products and services to those local shoppers as well as our visitors,” said Glass. “The representatives from the State and the Chamber of Commerce have been very supportive. That network helps all businesses in the area grow. We are fortunate to have that.”
Blair’s By The Lake, located on the lower level of The Fort in McHenry, is a men’s specialty retail shop offering a full range of dress and casual clothing—from head to toe. The selection includes suits, sport coats, dress shirts, pants, shoes, ties, belts, socks, underwear, and swimwear. The shop also features Deep Creek Lake-themed souvenir apparel.
In addition to its wide selection, Blair’s By The Lake provides on-site tailoring services for the clothing it sells, ensuring a custom fit for every customer. Tuxedo and suit rentals are available for weddings, proms, and other special events. With a commitment to exceptional service and a scenic view of Deep Creek Lake, Blair’s By The Lake is dedicated to making every shopping experience positive and personalized.
Deep Creek Aviation
McHenry, MD -- On Thursday, June 12, the Garrett County Chamber of Commerce partnered with the Garrett County Department of Business Development to hold a ribbon cutting ceremony for Deep Creek Aviation during a Business After Hours networking event hosted by the Garrett County Airport.
Connor Norman, Business Development Specialist and Chair of the Garrett County Diplomats, led the ceremony. Local dignitaries attending the event include Commissioner Larry Tichnell; Kim Durst, Business Development Manager with Garrett County Business Development; Garrett County Chamber of Commerce Board members Patty Manown Mash, Jay Quinn, Emily Tusing; and Chamber President Nick Sharps. Attendees shared their congratulations and excitement with Jeremy Cunningham, Deep Creek Aviation’s President and Chief Pilot.
“This evening, we’re not just cutting a ribbon — we’re clearing the runway for takeoff,” said Sharps. “Deep Creek Aviation is turning Garrett County into a launchpad for adventure, connection, and a whole new way to experience the region we love.
Garrett County Diplomats Ron Bittinger, Steve Bortz, Anne Davidson, Stephanie Filsinger, Patty Manown Mash, Connor Norman, and Emily Tusing presented Cunningham with a First Dollar of Profit certificate and assisted in the ribbon cutting.
Deep Creek Aviation, based at Garrett County Airport, is redefining air travel in Western Maryland. More than just scenic flights over Deep Creek Lake, the company offers a full aviation experience—from breathtaking aerial tours to expert aircraft brokerage services.
With a clear mission to connect people with the wonder of flight, Deep Creek Aviation is committed to safety, service, and integrity. Their vision is bold: to transform Garrett County Airport into a regional hub for adventure, connection, and economic growth—unlocking the area's full potential from the sky down.
Dockside Solutions LLC
The Garrett County Chamber of Commerce partnered with the Garrett County Department of Business Development to hold a ribbon cutting ceremony on Wednesday, June 11, 2025, celebrating the launch of Dockside Solutions, LLC — an innovative new boat shuttle service operating on Deep Creek Lake.
Connor Norman, Business Development Specialist and Chair of the Garrett County Diplomats, led the ceremony. Local dignitaries in attendance include Andrew Sargent, Senior Business Development Representative at the Maryland Department of Commerce; Kim Durst, Business Development Manager with Garrett County Business Development; Garrett County Chamber of Commerce Board member Patty Manown Mash; and Chamber President Nick Sharps.
Sargent presented Dockside Solutions owners Gabe Hidey and Jett Miller with a Secretary’s Citation recognizing the occasion. Garrett County Diplomats Ron Bittinger, Patty Manown Mash, Julie Mead, Connor Norman, and Tom Tanis also participated in the event, presenting owners Hidey and Miller with a First Dollar of Profit Certificate and assisting with the ceremonial ribbon cutting.
“On behalf of the Garrett County Chamber of Commerce I want to congratulate these ambitious young men on charting their own course through entrepreneurial waters,” said Sharps. “Here at the Visitors Center, we’ve received calls and emails requesting these specific services for years and I’m thrilled we now Dockside Solutions to direct people to. Cheers to smooth sailing and a successful first season on the lake.”
With a spacious 15-passenger pontoon boat and a knowledgeable, licensed captain at the helm, Dockside Solutions offers a safe and convenient alternative for residents and visitors alike — especially for those planning to enjoy drinks while out on the water. Whether it’s a dinner reservation, a lakeside bar hop, or simply a scenic ride across the lake, Dockside Solutions is ready to get you there.
“Today marked an exciting milestone for Dockside Solutions with our official ribbon-cutting ceremony,” said Hidey. “We are so grateful for the incredible support from our community, including Bill's Marine Service, as we launch a service dedicated to making Deep Creek Lake safer, more accessible, and more fun for everyone. At Dockside Solutions, we’re proud to offer water shuttle and captaining services — providing designated drivers so you can enjoy your day worry-free. Whether you're planning a sunset cruise, dinner outing, bar hop, or just a relaxing ride, we’re here to help you create the perfect experience on the water. We’re also thrilled to share our passion for wake surfing through DCL Wake Surf, with lessons available for all skill levels. Our mission is simple: Don’t drink and drive — float and ride.”
To book a ride:
• Visit www.docksidesolutionsdcl.com
• Call or text: 443-289-4161
• Email: docksidesolutionsdcl@gmail.com
Dockside Solutions – Ride the Lake, Not the Roads.