A few of you kept telling me to check out the Coffee Trailer in Severna Park, and SO glad I finally listened. This little spot is a hidden gem for real, and I’m officially a fan. It’s a cute coffee trailer parked at The Station right along the B and A Trail, so it’s got that easy, outdoorsy, weekend hangout energy that I love.
I grabbed a Nutty Buddy Latte and an Iced Blueberry Muffin Cold Brew, and the Nutty Buddy was the clear winner for me. There’s a peaceful little setup with tables, a free mug exchange (so fun), and the sweetest service. Just know before you go, they’re a weekend only kind of place, so plan your visit for Friday through Sunday. Here’s everything I got and why it’s worth the trip.
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A Closer Look at The Coffee Trailer in Severna Park…
What makes this spot special is that it’s not your average drive thru coffee run. It’s a trailer run by Magothy Roasting, a small batch local roaster. The setup sits right on the B and A Trail, which means you can grab a drink and post up at one of their tables, or take it to go on a walk or bike ride.
The drink menu leans fun and creative, with rotating specials on top of the classics, so there’s plenty to explore. There’s even a bakery trailer next door if you want a little something to go with your coffee. It’s local and laid back, with the kind of peaceful setup you want on a weekend morning.
What to Order at The Coffee Trailer
Nutty Buddy Latte ($5.90)
This was my favorite of the two, and it’s so yum. It’s made with espresso, hazelnut syrup, rich chocolate sauce, and steamed milk, and the thing I appreciated most is that it’s not too sweet. You get all that nutty, chocolatey flavor, and I loved that it’s not too sweet. This one’s on point.
Iced Blueberry Muffin Cold Brew ($5.90)
I liked my Nutty Buddy a little more, but this was still pretty good. It’s made with blueberry and vanilla syrup and topped with homemade sweet cream, and I really appreciated that the blueberry flavor actually came through. If you like cold brew with a little sweetness, it’s worth a try.
Beyond the Drinks
They had so many fun options that it was honestly hard to choose, and the menu changes up with seasonal specials like a tiramisu latte, a honey cardamom latte, frozen hot chocolate, and hot apple cider when the weather turns. There are also coffee flights, dirty sodas, and smoothies if you want to branch out.
They serve food too, like breakfast sandwiches and avocado toast, though I didn’t get to try any this time, so let me know your faves if you go. And yes, they do pup cups, so your dog can come along for the treat.
Is The Coffee Trailer Only Open on Weekends?
Yep, this is a weekend only spot, open Friday through Sunday from 8am to 1pm, so it’s an easy add to a lazy Saturday or Sunday morning. It also closes down for the month of January, so if you’re planning a winter visit, double check they’re up and running first.
Because it’s a trailer parked outside at The Station along the B and A Trail, it’s very much a warm weather friendly, grab and stroll kind of stop, which is part of the charm.
The Vibe and Experience
The vibes here are SO peaceful. They have a bunch of tables set up, it’s super cute, and it just feels like a relaxed little community corner. The service was amazing, a huge thank you to Kelly Lagaras for making my drinks, she’s a wonderful local artist so check out her account if you’re looking for new pieces.
There was also a snowball stand on site, which was a fun bonus, and that free mug exchange is such a cute touch. The peaceful setup and cute tables make it easy to sit and hang for a bit.
Good to Know
- Location: 📍 44 W Earleigh Heights Road, Severna Park (at The Station, right along the B and A Trail)
- Hours: Friday to Sunday, 8am to 1pm (closed for the month of January)
- Price range: budget friendly, specialty drinks land around $6
- Coffee: roasted by Magothy Roasting, a local small batch roaster
- Food: breakfast sandwiches, avocado toast, and there’s a separate bakery trailer next door if you want more
- Dog friendly: they do pup cups
- Payment: cards accepted
- Fun extras: a free mug exchange and a snowball stand on site
- More: check out the roaster at magothyroasting.com
Is The Coffee Trailer Worth A Trip?
It’s a genuinely charming weekend coffee stop with really good drinks, sweet service, and a peaceful outdoor setup worth seeking out. If you’re in the Severna Park area on a Saturday or Sunday, add it to your morning. And if you want to make it a whole thing, grab a sweet treat afterward at the Donut Shack right here in Severna Park.
That’s the rundown, Nomsters! The Coffee Trailer is such a fun little find, and I can’t wait to go back and work through more of that drink menu. Have you guys been yet? Let me know your go-to order in the comments, and if you’re after a full sit down breakfast nearby, Chick and Ruth’s in Annapolis is a classic. Save this one for your next lazy weekend!