The
CoveCreek Club
My husband and I have lived here 12 years. We purchased the lot and then built a home that everyone seems to enjoy. At that time we were both working professionals. Now, we are newly retired. We are avid boaters and think that the beauty of the Chesapeake cannot be fully appreciated unless you are on the water. That aspect of this with the marina five minutes away is very desirable. Now we see this place thru the eyes of our grandchildren, ages 4 & 6. They practically grew up in this house (as their home is 15 min away). Zoe is drawn to the water like a magnet and immediately runs to sit on the rip rap and watch the birds and boats go by. She instinctively knows that this is a magical place. I think it is a wonderful choice for people of all ages. Our visitors, young and old, tell us so. Sandy Pezzoli- Newly Retired
Retirees
In our community you can enjoy an active lifestyle without dealing with stressful driving conditions and crime in the cities. You can enjoy the peaceful solitude of Cove Creek, and at your leisure, take advantage of the many Cove Creek Amenities and optional community social events.
Volunteer Activities
Nature
The
Chesapeake Bay Foundation has a myriad of opportunities to give back
to the environment.
Check them out at their
volunteer page
and at their
events calendar.
Art
Kent Island Fine Arts Gallery
has events that need volunteers throughout the year.
Hospice
The
Hospice of Queen Anne's County
needs volunteers in a variety of positions from direct patient care,
office/clerical assistance, lawn care and landscaping, baking,
cooking, and shopping for patients, just to name a few.
Kent Island Schools
Queen Anne schools
need a variety of
volunteers during the academic year.
Other volunteer opportunities can be found at:
Activities
Queen Anne's Library
in Stevensville hosts Adult Book Discussions.
Take painting classes, wood carving, photography, etc. classes or
browse their many exhibits at the
Kent Island Fine Arts Gallery
in downtown Stevensville.
Sing in the Annapolis Chorale, take a dance class, learn how to
paint, attend an exhibition--all through the
Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts
in Annapolis.