Although Maryland has quite a few cities for lovers of the nightlife scene, it's also home to plenty of charming small towns. Previously, we created this list of some of the best small towns in Maryland where you'll find several slow-paced towns in Maryland where life is still simple. Today, we want to share even MORE tiny towns that offer nothing but peace and quiet.

1. Leonardtown, St. Mary's County

This quiet little town in Marland is home to just under 3,000 people. It's known for its annual oyster-shucking competition, which is held at the fairgrounds.

2. Rock Hall, Kent County

This waterside spot has a population of just over 1,000 people. One of the most peaceful places in Maryland, it's the perfect place to relax on the water or feel the breeze while taking a stroll through town.

3. Centreville, Queen Anne's County

One of our favorite small towns in Maryland, Centreville is one of the safest cities to live in. Here you can find the charming Queen Anne's Courthouse, that like most of the town, is full of history. Just outside of town are rural farmlands, perfect for a scenic Sunday drive.

4. Tilghman Island, Tabot County

This bay town is surrounded by picturesque water views. Here, life is simple but sweet in this quiet Maryland town.

5. Port Tobacco, Charles County

As of the 2010 census, this tiny town in Maryland had a population of only 13 people. Needless to say, you won't have annoying neighbor problems while living here.

6. Broomes Island, Calvert County

Take in the charming sights of the Patuxent River while walking the docks. This town is the perfect place to indulge in fresh seafood, and an ideal destination if you're looking for a scenic town in Maryland where you can get away from it all.

7. Sharpsburg, Washington County

One of Maryland's biggest attractions lies in Sharpsburg, but it's also the quietest. Pay your respects to fallen soldiers by strolling through Antietam Battlefield. Then visit the small town to see historic homes.

8. Snow Hill, Worcester County

This town has a total area of just over three miles and is surrounded by rural farmland. However, it's also an easy drive to Ocean City and other eastern shore attractions.

9. North East, Cecil County

Nestled along the North East River, this small town in Maryland is in close proximity to the beautiful

Elk Neck State Park. So if you're a lover of the outdoors, give this place a visit.

10. Flintstone, Allegany County

You won't find much of anything in the town of Flintstone, but that's what makes it one of the most peaceful places in Maryland. Hike the nearby mountain trails or camp in a secluded woodland spot.

Do you live in any of these peaceful small towns in Maryland? Feel free to share your favorite quiet small towns in Maryland in the comments.