St. Clement's Island Museum — Attraction in Maryland

Do not book “Dinner and a Cruise” with the museum. This event was cancelled day of and we were never notified.

Zach is heading this effort and doesn’t not contact customers when the event gets canceled nor returns their phone calls. Terrible business practice. Myself and friends will not be re-booking next year due to lack of communication and poor management of event. Waste of people’s time and money.

Response to owner's response: Thank you for the response. It's the first I've received. There were no calls or emails received and I verified with a friend who also purchased tickets that she didn't receive any phone calls nor emails stating the event had been cancelled. I provided my cell number twice yesterday and no return calls. I emailed Zach yesterday, no response. I have not been contacted regarding a full refund - was informed during one of my calls to your establishment yesterday that I will receive in 5 business days - but have not received that information in written correspondence.

Updated response 18 Aug 23: Still no refund issued from St. Clements for the dinner cruise nor responses to any email...

If you’ve ever wondered what it feels like to be underwhelmed in slow motion… St. Clement’s Island Museum is your place.

Pulled up expecting colonial history, cool artifacts, maybe a little island mystery. Instead, I got a gift shop, two empty rooms, and a video that looked like it was filmed on a potato in 1993.

The “island” part? Oh yeah — you can look at it from afar unless you’ve got a boat or are willing to swim through mosquito-infested waters like a contestant on “Survivor: Maryland.”

Half the displays looked like they were made by 7th graders on glue stick fumes. The highlight of my visit? A bench outside. It didn’t creak when I sat on it.

Unless you’re a hardcore fan of dusty maps and vague historical vibes, save your gas money. Or just go stare at a puddle and imagine it’s the Potomac —...

It was a Sunday I paid $7 to take the boat to the island and back to the museum The trips to the island start at 10 am until 2 pm but you need leave the island at 3:00pm

A few weeks after, I went again but we couldn’t enter They said the boat was on repair. Apparently, they don’thave a spare one or they say that when the boat man wants to have the day off. So this time we wasted the trip

I recommend to call before to make sure their boat is...