Forever a place, granted upon the ideal whose time has come wherein all peoples, regardless of creed or color, might experience resort–style living, and birthed from a history of segregated beaches where blacks could not swim, the Town of Eagle Harbor, Maryland welcomes you.

Eagle Harbor is an incorporated town in the far southeast corner of Prince George's County, Maryland, United States, and near the rural community of Aquasco that is known as a historic African American community founded in 1925.

The Town of Eagle Harbor which has a rich history is still a tranquil enclave of vacation cottages and year-round homes. The people are still just as friendly and as civic minded as they were 80 years ago when the town was incorporated.

2021年6月4日 · When James Jones drives up to his one-acre property in Eagle Harbor, a small historically Black waterfront community on the southern tip of Prince George’s County, he is taken aback by the shimmering view of the Patuxent River, the longest river entirely within Maryland.

Eagle Harbor is still a small and quiet river front community; there are piers for fishing and boating, a town hall and public parkland, but not a trace today of the several hotels which once attracted visitors.

With its laid-back vibes and stunning natural beauty, Eagle Harbor provides an ideal environment to call home. Mega metro area set in the coastal plains and rivers of the Mideast region. Primary industries include government and technology. Noteworthy features include shoreline.

Eagle Harbor, nestled in the state of Maryland, is a quaint town known for its serene waterfront views along the Patuxent River. This small town is a hidden gem that offers a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of larger cities.