Just a short drive to the beaches of Ocean City and Assateague Island National Seashore, Bishopville is a small unincorporated community in Worcester County, just south of the Delaware state line.

Complete with beautiful natural resources, Bishopville arose at the site of a mill on a crossing at the Bishopville Prong of the St. Martin's River. The crossing – Maryland Route 367 – is now the main road through the community. The area is home to the Bishopville Community Park, the St. Martin River Boat Ramp, Isle of Wight Park. Fishing enthusiasts will enjoy trying to catch the big one at the Bishopville Pond.  Nature lovers will appreciate the St. Martin River – a tributary of Isle of Wight Bay about 5 miles long. Most of the river is a tidal sanctuary, with the Bishopville Prong being one of its two main tributaries.

Interested in some authentic Eastern Shore treats? The Bishopville Fire Company fundraiser dinners with Eastern Shore culinary traditions, such as fried chicken dinners and an oyster roast each with all the trimmings. Enjoy time with neighbors eating these delicious down home meals at the fire hall or buy them to go. All proceeds support our volunteer fire fighters and ambulance service.

Bishopville boasts the Links at Lighthouse Sound Golf Course, home of the longest cart bridge in the United States, stretching nearly 1,500 feet, which runs from the bay side holes across to the marsh.  The course features the only consecutive holes in America playing to the same double green. The Par Five, 2nd playing 508 yards and the par three, 3rd 190 yards play to a 16,000 square foot green set along a tidal marsh of the Assawoman Bay.