This site encompasses all that pertains to the southeast corner of Prince George’s County, extending slightly over into Charles County. See the statistics page for more information about Brandywine, Aquasco, and Eagle Harbor demographics.
There are some changes coming to Brandywine, MD. that have some parents concerned, especially with elementary school age children that attend Baden Elementary or Brandywine Elementary. The two local Baden & Brandywine Elementary Schools are scheduled to be closed by 2028. Watch the Facebook page or news to learn more.
As part of Prince George’s County Public Schools Blueprint Schools Phase II, beginning in late 2024/early 2025, construction of the new Brandywine Area PK-8 Academy (located behind the current Gwynn Park Middle School) will commence. Gwynn Park Middle School will continue to operate during the construction of the new school and will not be relocated. New Brandywine Area PK-8 Academy will combine Brandywine Elementary School, Baden Elementary School and Gwynn Park Middle School populations under one school umbrella. New Brandywine Area PK-8 Academy is scheduled to open for the 2027-2028 school year.
There’s a Brandywine Revitalization Study for a walkable and bikeable community and the Southern Area Aquatic and Recreation Complex is open now with pools and community center activities for all ages. These projects are for the center of the town, whereas the county is protecting the scenic and natural area of the rural tier to the east.
If you’re a new resident, find your local civic association to meet and get updates from your local representatives and community safety officers.
Find local businesses and organizations and learn about area history.
Find events and entertainment in the area check out this page. You can also like our Facebook page. Here’s an additional link where you can buy things for sale by Brandywine residents here.
The cover photograph is provided courtesy of and on location at Robin Hill Farm & Vineyards, part of the Legacy Wine Trail. http://Marylandwine.com
I believe the grape variety in the cover photo, is the Carbernet Franc one of the major black varieties worldwide and a predominantly variety of grape at Robin Hill Farm & Vineyards.
Please note that Brandywine is not an incorporated town and this web site was created by a resident as a community service.
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