The Stonebow Inn Bed and Breakfast is nestled along the famous Casselman River just minutes from New Germany State Park and the Great Allegheny Passage of Western Maryland.

Offering a variety of accommodations, The Stonebow Inn comprises four buildings: Stanton House (above); River House; Kingfisher Cottage; and Blue Heron Cottage. All guest rooms have en suite private bathrooms, with soaps, shampoos, lotions, and hair dryer. Enjoy luxurious 400 thread count linens, plush cotton towels and velour robes and hand-made Amish quilts or elegant Matelasse coverlets on queen or king size beds. Phones, TV/VCR, AC, alarm clock, and access to coffeemaker, and refrigerator are provided for your convenience as well as complimentary coffee, teas and bottled spring water. Some rooms also have CD player and microwave oven and Free Wireless Internet access is available throughout the inn. A Video library, Steam/Dry Sauna add to your lodging pleasure.

Served every morning in the intimate dining room with private tables, breakfast is an event to be savored at The Stonebow Inn. New menu choices prepared by your hosts Julyen & Cathy may include a light and healthful selection of the inn's premium Granola served with either low-fat milk or plain yogurt, combined with fresh fruit salad or a warm poached fruit compote. Or choose to indulge with delicious choices such as Grand Marnier French Toast drizzled with Garrett County Maple Syrup or Black Forest Baked Eggs - baked cups of ham filled with mushrooms, sour cream, fresh farm eggs, parmesan cheese and chopped tarragon. The menu changes daily with fresh seasonal fare.

The Stonebow Inn is in the center of Western Maryland outdoor activities. Fly fishing is at your door step along the Casselman River and hiking, golf and exploring are favorite pastimes in this neck of the woods.

The Stonebow Inn is just 20 minutes to Deep Creek Lake and 30 minutes to Swallow Falls. Visit Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater and Kentuck Knob, and Ride the Maryland Scenic Railroad - 25 minutes to Cumberland station.

Deep Creek Lake area was well established as a vacation haven for the wealthy and powerful in the early part of this century. Many Presidents vacationed here, and one church is even known as the Church of Presidents.