Neighborhood
Olde Severna Park
Explore Olde Severna Park’s Sullivan’s Cove beach, association membership, boating facilities and local shoreline stewardship before planning a visit.
Olde Severna Park’s community life is closely tied to Sullivan’s Cove. The improvement association describes a sandy beach, two piers, moorings, slips and kayak storage, with a pavilion for neighborhood gatherings. These facilities are managed community property, so a beach symbol on a map is not an invitation to visit. Explore the association’s introduction.
Which addresses belong
The association’s published bylaws cover eligible owners and tenants in both Olde Severna Park and the Village of Severna Park. The names should still be kept distinct when comparing homes. Membership eligibility follows recorded geographic limits; ask the association to confirm the exact address and application process. The bylaws identify Hatton Memorial Beach at the foot of Maple Avenue on Sullivan’s Cove. Read the membership and boundary reference.
The cove beyond the view
Severn River Association has documented a stormwater proposal addressing runoff from Park Drive toward the cove. Its project page explains why drainage and the approach to the waterfront matter here. The posted timeline includes past estimates, so it should be used to understand the work proposed, not as proof that construction has finished. See the project background.
Plan your time on the water
For a property visit, arrange waterfront access through an authorized resident or association representative. Ask separately about a gate pass, guest rules, boat space and storage: membership does not establish that each is available. Check county water advisories before swimming.