Wonderful memories await you at Ole Mink Farm Recreation Resort, owned and operated by the Irons Family for over four decades. We invite you to experience “Seclusion so close to home” in our beautiful resort, tucked in a true wilderness setting and located high atop the Catoctin Mountains in Frederick County, Maryland. At Ole Mink Farm, you will find so much to do that you won’t want to leave during your stay with us. Try to land a fish in our pond or mountain stream. Take part in our schedule of activities for both adults and children, or bring the kids to the playground where they’re sure to have hours of fun! Enjoy walks on our scenic nature trails or a refreshing swim in our large outdoor swimming pool. Enjoy our recreation pavilion or come inside to play in our indoor game room. You’ll find what you need at our onsite camp store. At our resort, you can be as active or relaxed as you like!

Our quaint and charming rooms and cottages are decorated to commemorate the style of the Presidents and Dignitaries who have visited the Cozy. The Cozy Inn offers Traditional Rooms & Cottages, Premium Deluxe Rooms and Executive Suites.  Conveniently located near points of interest and tourist attractions in Maryland and Pennsylvania. Make your stop a destination of its own. The unique Cozy, est. 1929, is the oldest established restaurant in the state of Maryland still operated by the founding family. The Cozy is the oldest family owned restaurant in the state of Maryland. Wilbur R. Freeze along with his wife Mary L Freeze founded the Cozy in 1929 with his son Jerry at the helm today. Over the past 76 years, the Cozy Restaurant and Inn has hosted Presidents, cabinet members, for¬eign delegations and dress corps. The Camp David Museum at Cozy houses the history of Camp David through pictures and memorabilia of presidents from Hoover up until today. The artifacts in the Camp David Museum were gifts to Cozy from press corps and dignitaries. Cozy was the original housing for the Secret Service who protected President Roosevelt while in Thurmont. In the early years of Shangri-La, the newspaper delivery to the retreat would be made to the Cozy.