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If you're in Maryland and want to upgrade your backyard, you've come to the right place! Lancaster County Backyards offers a wide selection of gazebos for sale in Maryland. Our gazebos are perfect for creating a beautiful outdoor space to entertain friends and family. Explore our selection of gazebos offered in various styles and sizes, including options in wood and vinyl.
Maryland is full of backyards and outdoor spaces that are perfect for a gazebo, from quiet small towns to properties along the bay. At Lancaster County Backyard, we build wood and vinyl gazebos with dependable materials and skilled craftsmanship. The result is a lasting structure that adds charm to your property and gives you a comfortable place to enjoy the outdoors.

Although the octagon wooden gazebo is the most basic of our outdoor gazebo line, it’s not limited to the simple and basic. It comes with a wide variety of sizes, roof options, railing styles, bench designs, and more.

If you want to enhance your existing landscape or decorate your lawn with a centerpiece, this aesthetically pleasing oval wooden gazebo will make a stunning addition wherever it is placed.

Featuring a simple, four-sided design, the rectangle wooden gazebo allows you to maximize interior space without sacrificing the refined look of the exterior. This gazebo makes a great addition to your backyard space where you can truly relax.
Adding a vinyl gazebo creates a shaded retreat right in your backyard. Designed to withstand the elements and needing minimal upkeep, it offers a dependable spot for gatherings, quiet evenings, or simply spending more time outdoors. With its lasting durability and welcoming look, a vinyl gazebo is a feature you’ll appreciate season after season.

Each of our octagon vinyl gazebos are almost perfectly round. You can sit inside and enjoy the outdoors from any angle. Our vinyl outdoor gazebos come in a variety of sizes, roof styles, railing designs, and more. Customize your octagon gazebo to fit your style and taste!

Oval gazebos are great for backyard parties, weekend getaways, and even weddings. By combining the rounded ends with a wide interior, you can create plenty of space for catering and events, while keeping the classic gazebo look and feel.

Featuring a simple, four-sided design, the rectangle vinyl gazebos make use of all the interior space without sacrificing the exterior appearance. Add benches to make it even better. Set it in your backyard or retreat area and let it bring a fresh look to its surroundings. It is a great way to enjoy the outdoors while still having protection from the weather.
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![]() Vinyl Octagon
| Vinyl | $5,320 |
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![]() Vinyl Oval
| Vinyl | $6,632 |
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![]() Vinyl Rectangle
| Vinyl | $6,754 |
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![]() Wood Octagon
| Wood | $4,994 |
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![]() Wood Oval
| Wood | $5,448 |
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![]() Wood Rectangle
| Wood | $5,410 |
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We can ship DIY kits depending on your requirements, but we don’t recommend these kits for these structures.
Yes, we install gazebos throughout the Mid-Atlantic region, including Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and other states.
Gazebo prices can vary significantly based on the size and materials you choose. If you’re looking for detailed pricing or want to explore your options, we’re happy to provide a free personalized quote.
Vinyl, standard wood, and heavy timber are the most commonly chosen materials for gazebos. Each type offers advantages in terms of upkeep, longevity, and overall cost, giving homeowners flexibility based on their style preferences and budget.
The answer depends on your specific needs and preferences. A gazebo offers a bit more protection from the weather and sun, while a pergola is seen as more decorative, while also offering some protection. For more info on this topic, check out our blog on gazebos vs. pergolas.