Private waterfront community · Kent Island, Maryland
Ours to enjoy. Ours to preserve.
Cloverfields sits on the Chester River. The beach, the marina, the pool and the clubhouse belong to the property owners, and the property owners run them. We have since the association's founding in 1961.
Board meets the second Tuesday of every month, 7:30 pm at the Clubhouse. Every property owner is welcome.
Member notices
Know before you go
The rules are simple, and they are the same for everybody.
Next board meeting
Second Tuesday of the month
7:30 pm at the Clubhouse, 101 Nichols Manor Drive. This is your association. Show up and have your say.
See the calendarNo sticker, no parking
Every car, boat and trailer at the beach and marina needs a current Cloverfields sticker. Vehicles without one are towed at the owner's expense.
Get your stickersHang on to your gate card
Gate cards stay active as long as dues are paid in full by the end of February. A lost card costs $50 to replace.
The ramp is for members' boats
Ramp use is limited to watercraft registered to Cloverfields property owners and showing a Cloverfields marina sticker.
Marina detailsNo short-term rentals
Rentals of 60 days or less, Airbnb included, are not permitted under the Restrictions and Conditions and the bylaws.
Read the rules
Community calendar
What's coming up
Board of Directors meeting
7:30 pm · Clubhouse
Open to every property owner
Planning something?
Members can put events on the calendar. Sign in to the member portal, send yours in, and a board admin reviews it before it posts.
The Cloverfields year
Amenities
What membership gets you
Private, well kept and a short walk from your front door.
Private beach
Sand, pavilions, grills and a fire pit on the Chester River.
Marina & boat ramp
Rental slips, a boat ramp and a fishing pier behind a members' gate.
Pool
Lap lanes, a kiddie pool, a pavilion and a snack shack.
Clubhouse
A banquet hall and commercial kitchen members can rent.
Playgrounds & courts
Two playgrounds, a basketball court and horseshoe pits.
Swim team
Summer swimming for Cloverfields kids ages 5 to 18.
Photo tour
Take a look around
Our history
Owner-run since 1961
When word got around that the developer might go under, the lot owners did not wait to be rescued. They organized, incorporated and took charge. Their neighbors have run Cloverfields ever since.
Read the history- 1959Cloverfields is started by David M. Nichols and Company, a Baltimore realtor.
- 1961Lot owners form the Cloverfields Improvement Association, incorporated in Maryland on September 12.
- 1968The first issue of the Cloverfields News goes out to the neighborhood.
- 2003Hurricane Isabel's storm surge hits the beach and the marina.
Real estate professionals
Listing or closing in Cloverfields?
Dues, the transfer fee, resale facts and closing requests are all in one place, built for REALTORS®, title companies and lenders.
Newsletter
The Cloverfields Chronicles
Every other month: board news, dates to know and what your neighbors are up to. Back issues go to 2015.
Get involved
This place runs on neighbors.
Nobody is paid to care about Cloverfields. Property owners do it. Join a committee, fill an open board seat or come to a meeting.
See the committees