The recent historic flooding along Harrods Creek, River Road, and surrounding areas like Wolf Pen Branch, Prospect, and Captain’s Quarters has left a lasting mark on our community.
We were on-site to document the scale of this natural event from a new perspective.
Using state-of-the-art drone technology, we captured high-resolution aerial video and photos that show just how dramatically the waters reshaped the landscape.
From submerged parks and marinas to flooded neighborhoods and rural stretches, the sheer scale of the 2025 flood is something that must be seen to be believed.
In the images and footage below, you’ll see swollen waterways overtaking fields, roads disappearing beneath muddy currents, and the raw power of nature as Harrods Creek surged beyond its banks.
While River Road is no stranger to rising waters, this flood ranks among the most severe we've seen in decades — impacting landmarks like the Captain’s Quarters Marina and residential areas near Wolf Pen Branch.
A View You Can’t Get from the Ground
From the air, the story of the flood unfolds in ways you simply can't experience from the ground.
The aerial vantage point reveals not only the immediate impact to homes, businesses, and infrastructure, but also how interconnected our waterways are — and how quickly conditions can change when the weather turns.
The overhead views of Prospect’s riverfront, Harrods Creek Park, and the stretch of River Road toward Zorn Avenue tell a powerful story of both destruction and resilience.
Preserving a Moment in History
Aerial photography does more than document — it preserves moments that would otherwise be lost to time.
By capturing this event from above, we hope to contribute to the historical record and offer a unique visual resource for planners, residents, and future generations who want to understand the magnitude of the 2025 Harrods Creek Flood.
As always, our goal is to provide clear, high-quality visual documentation that tells the full story.
If you are interested in licensed footage, project documentation, or aerial inspection services, feel free to [contact us] for more information.
Stay safe, and thank you for supporting local businesses that are committed to documenting and preserving the stories of our community.
