Yes! We went two years ago so not sure how helpful that is to you. Kind of a creepy but interesting experience. We stayed at the marina and it was in surprisingly good condition, including nice bathrooms stilted over the water. No other boats were at the marina, and no staff. We called a posted number with no answer (according to my memory). We stayed a full day and night, walking the town. There were no visitors there at all because the ferries weren't running, so everything was closed, including the museum. It had a real ghost town feel. The locals would say meek "hello's" from their yards and watch us go by. The whole island was plastered with Trump signs. They seem very sheltered from society but obviously used to lots of visitors. The historical plaques around town highlight some disturbing events that have happened there over the decades. We had no cash left for the drop box, and the ATM's were all broken so we left a check for our dockage. It finally got cashed many months later! A very short weather window opened the next day, so we surfed over to Crisfield, Md. We got there on a dreary Monday and got weathered in for an entire week. This just felt like a larger ghost town and we were bored out of our minds — couldn't even find a bar! Couldn't wait to move on to Solomon's after that.