• Area Activities

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Area Activities

Below is a list of fun...family activities located
throughout the resort area.
For a complete list of calendar of events, click here.

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ANTIQUING

There are more than 100 Antique stores throughout Sussex County.  Maps and brochures can be picked up at the Rehoboth Beach-Dewey Beach Chamber of Commerce Visitors Center, located at 501 Rehoboth Avenue in downtown Rehoboth Beach.

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ART GALLERIES

There are many unique art galleries and studios located throughout the resort area.  Browse them for that one-of-a-kind piece of artwork or gift.

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ATTRACTIONS

Area attractions include: Mile Long Boardwalk in Rehoboth Beach, Water & Nature Cruises, Parks, Dolphin and Whale Watching (Fisherman's Wharf), Ferry Ride & Crossing (Cape May-Lewes Ferry), Shuttle Tours (Jolly Trolley of Rehoboth Beach).

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BAND CONCERTS

DSCF2900.200Concerts and other musical events are held during the summer season at the Bandstand on Rehoboth Avenue.  For schedule of events & infomation, call 302-644-2288.  Check local newspapers for notices of special events.

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BASEBALL & SOFTBALL

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BASKETBALL COURTS

  • Cape Henlopen State Park located in Lewes, DE
  • Cape Henlopen High School located in Lewes, DE
  • On the canal, Historic Lewes, DE
  • Rehoboth Beach Elementary, Rehoboth Beach
  • Shields Elementary on Savannah Road in Lewes, DE
  • Sussex Family YMCA located in downtown Rehoboth Beach, DE (indoor court)

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BERRY PICKING

  • Magee Farms, Rt. 54 Selbyville, DE, 302-436-5589
  • Fifer Orchards, Rt. 1 & Cullen Street, Dewey Beach, 302-227-8680


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BIKING

99_bike2.webThere are many opportunities for cycling in Rehoboth Beach, Dewey Beach and the surrounding area. Bicycles can be rented for the family to enjoy a pleasant outing.  Riding on the Rehoboth Boardwalk can be done from May 15 to September 15 between 5:00 AM and 10:00 AM only. For additional information call 302-227-6181 or 302-227-2233.

The Junction and Breakwater Trail is a crushed stone trail that runs between Kings Highway/Gills Neck Road in Lewes to Hebron Road in Rehoboth Beach and is a 5.2-mile one-way trail that is flat and easy. Parking access is either from the Wolfe Neck Road lot or the parking lot behind the Seaside Tanger Outlet. For more information, visit www.destateparks.com.  The Gordon's Pond Trail connects to the Junction and Breakwater Trail.

The Bicycle Trail in Cape Henlopen State Park is a 3.5 mile paved loop trail through the park. The loop offers various branches that lead off into the marshes with wide vistas of the Atlantic Ocean and the opportunity to explore the "walking dunes". The trail passes thru Fort Miles, open year round for special events and tours, to see guns and fire control towers from WW II.

For cyclists desiring a longer ride, Sussex Cyclists (a local cycling group) leads day and evening rides from 11 to 50 miles mostly through rural Sussex County roads. Visitors are welcome to participate.  Information is available at www.sussexcyclists.org or by calling 302-945-3360.  All riders must wear approved helmets and carry liquid adequate for the ride. Cue sheets for the rides are available on the web site. For your safety, please drive carefully. (Note: bikers are asked to obey all laws governing motor vehicles.)

For information on Bicycle Route 1 (a north-south route the length of Delaware) and Delaware Bicycling Maps, contact the Delaware Dept. of Transportation Bicycle and Pedestrian Coordinator at 302-760-2453 or visit  www.deldot.gov

Also visit www.bikeatthebeach.com for a biking map by DELDOT.  Click here to view the Rehoboth Beach Bicycle Friendly Street Guide.

Back road Bicycling and Auto Tours: The Southern Delaware Heritage Trail connects rivers, scenic drives, local heritage and historic sites, country inns, bed and breakfasts, motels and antiquing. The loop trail is marked by signs which connect several historic towns west of Delaware's beach resorts. The trail route provides 130 miles of connecting trails for cyclists and more than 70 miles of scenic country roads for motorists who like to venture off the beaten path.

Please contact the following businesses for Bike Rentals, Sales, & Repairs:

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BIRDWATCHING

Noted birdwatching sites include: Abbott's Mill Nature Center in Milford, Assawoman Wildlife Refuge in Frankford, Cape Henlopen State Park in Lewes, Cape Henlopen State Park-Gordon's Pond in Rehoboth Beach, Cape May-Lewes Ferry, Delaware Seashore State Park in Rehoboth Beach, Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge in Milton, and Trap Pond State Park in Laurel.

Also visit the American Birding Association website, www.aba.org

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BOARDWALK - Newly Renovated in 2010

Rehoboth-Beach-Boardwalk-Photo-Credit---CarolynWatson.webVoted Top 10 Boardwalks in 2007 & 2009 by Sherman's Travel and by National Geographic in 2011. The Rehoboth Beach Boardwalk is one mile of eateries, games, shops and hotels. Vehicles, skateboards, roller skates and inline skates prohibited. Bikes allowed only 5:00 A.M. to 10:00 A.M., May 15 through September 15. Dogs allowed only October 1 through April 30. Sleeping and changing of clothes prohibited.

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BOAT RAMPS/LAUNCH

  • Assawoman Wildlife Area
  • Delaware Seashore State Park
  • Fenwick Island State Park
  • For additional locations, visit www.fw.delaware.gov

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BOATING AND SAILING

All motorboats launched from tidal access areas administered by the Division of Fish and Wildlife must be registered in Delaware. Ramp certificates cost $35 and must be purchased from the Division of Fish and Wildlife at 302-739-9916.

The Rehoboth and Delaware Bays offer excellent conditions for small boating, sailing and water skiing. Boating and water skiing information can be obtained from any of our marinas. Sailboat rentals are available in many areas in Dewey Beach and in Lewes. Don't forget ocean kayaking.

Rentals - For rentals and school call:


Boating/Beach Ordinances

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BONFIRES - DEWEY BEACH

022_WatsonChamber2010.150Check out FREE Wednesday Night Bonfires on Dewey Beach! Click here for dates and times.


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BOWLING ALLEY


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CALENDAR OF EVENTS - RESORT AREA

Check out the Chamber's Calendar of Events and Beach Fun & Bargains pages for events, activities & specials that are happening in the resort area.  Check back often...the list is updated on a regular basis.

Rehoboth Beach - Dewey Beach Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Center sponsored events:

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CAMPING & RV

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CANOEING AND KAYAKING

Naturalist-led canoe outings are regularly offered through several of the state parks. More than seven miles of canoe trails run through the Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge. Ocean and Marsh Kayaking is also popular in Dewey Beach on the bay or ocean.

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CHILDREN'S ACTIVITIES/THINGS KIDS LOVE TO DO

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CLAMMING AND CRABBING

Clams and crabs can be found in special locations around Rehoboth Bay and Love Creek. It is best to check with the bait and tackle stores for the right bait and equipment. For information about proper locations and prohibited shellfish areas, contact the Delaware Natural Resources & Environmental Control Enforcement Section at 302-735-2960.

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CRUISES

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DIY Station

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DOLPHIN WATCHING

During late July through early October. Dolphins can often be spotted just off-shore along the coast.

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ENTERTAINMENT

A variety of entertainment can be found in Rehoboth Beach and Dewey Beach. The amusements on the Boardwalk offer fun for everyone, particularly the young. Throughout the area there are waterslides, go-carts and other sports activities for all ages. For night time activities, check the Restaurant section of the local newspapers for cocktail lounges and entertainment, and the Theater section for movie listings.

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EXERCISE, FITNESS, PILATES & YOGA

Looking for a place to exercise for the day, week, summer season or whole year?  Check out the options below!

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FARMERS MARKET

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Delaware Farmers' Market Locations (as posted on the Delaware Dept. of Agriculture website)

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FERRY-CAPE MAY-LEWES FERRY


Whether in a car making a connection with New Jersey or on a walk-on round trip for the voyage itself, visitors to this area should take advantage of the opportunity to take a scenic trip across the wide mouth of the Delaware Bay. Also check out zoo and family fun cruises.  Crossing takes about one hour and fifteen minutes one way. For information, call 1-800-64-FERRY or visit www.cmlf.com.

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FISHING
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We offer some of the best surf and deep sea fishing to be found along the East Coast. Fishing is also excellent in the Indian River Inlet area, Rehoboth Bay and Delaware Bay.  Any bait and tackle shop will be happy to help you plan a fishing outing to suit your needs.

A children's fishing bridge is a popular spot on Lake Gerar in downtown Rehoboth Beach. (Please note: The step-down Lake Gerar fishing pier is open year round and there is no charge to use).

Division of Parks and Recreation Surf Fishing Beaches include Cape Henlopen State Park, Delaware Seashore State Park and Fenwick Island State Park.

A fishing license is required in Delaware for those over 16. For additional information on fishing licensing or regulations, contact the DE Division of Fish and Wildlife at 302-739-9918 or visit www.dnrec.delaware.gov.  For fishing locations, call 302-739-9914.  View Fishing Licensing and Information here.  Also visit, www.Delaware-Surf-Fishing.com for additional information and updates.

There is a four-wheel drive vehicular license requirement for all state-owned beaches. For more information call 302-739-9220 or visit https://dnrec.alpha.delaware.gov/outdoor-enthusiasts/.

Charter boats available from:


Fishing Facts
Tunas and tuna-like fish, billfish, and certain sharks are the speed champions, reaching 50 miles per hour in shorts bursts. Most strong swimmers speeds range from 5 to 10.

Boating/Beach Ordinances
Dewey Beach
Rehoboth Beach

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GO-KARTS

Go Karts are available at:

  • Midway Speedway - 302-644-2042, located at Midway Shopping Center on Route One in Rehoboth Beach

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GOLF

There are numerous public & private golf courses in Southern Delaware.Baywood_Greens-18N-01.150


For the aspiring golfer, check out the junior golf lessons and programs at:

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HANDICAPPED/WHEEL CHAIRS


130_WatsonChamber2010webREHOBOTH BEACH: Beach access ramps & platforms located at Philadelphia Street, Maryland Avenue, and at the Henlopen Hotel at the very north end of the Boardwalk. Persons with disabilities can enjoy accessibility to the beach through use of "beach wheels," wheel chairs which are designed specifically for beach use. Beach wheelchairs are available at the First Aid Station at Baltimore Avenue. Some beach chairs are available at the blue shacks at Maryland & Laurel Avenues off the Boardwalk. For more information contact City Hall at 302-227-2400.  Handicapped restrooms are located at Baltimore Avenue, Rehoboth Beach.

DEWEY BEACH: Handicapped beach chairs are available from the Dewey Beach lifeguards.  The chairs are available for reservation daily from Memorial Day through Labor Day.  The hours of reservation availability are from 10AM-4:45PM.  To reserve your a wheelchair, call the Lifesaving Station at 302-227-6365. or visit www.townofdeweybeach.com.

Wheel chair rentals available at:

  • 227 Rent - 302-227-7368 (regular & beach wheel chairs)


Those persons driving vehicles with a valid handicap plate or permit are required to pay for parking meters and parking permits while the meters and permits are in effect. For more information call 302-227-6181.


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HISTORICAL SOCIETIES


Also see History.

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HORSEBACK RIDING

SeaWitch2011-9819f4x6.200Contact Cape Henlopen State Park at 645-8983 (off season only; must bring your own horse) or Delaware Seashore State Park at 302-227-2800. Several privately owned & operated facilities throughout the area.  Also check out Winswept Stables located in Millsboro - 302-645-1651

 

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HUNTING


Regulated hunting is permitted throughout many parks and on several private tracts-acres of prime territory for waterfowl, deer, and small game. For information on hunting licensing, regulations or locations, contact the Delaware Division of Fish and Wildlife located at 89 Kings Highway Dover, DE 19901, 302-739-9918, www.dnrec.delaware.gov.

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JUNIOR LIFEGUARD PROGRAMS

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KITE FLYING


Allowed on beach before 10:00 AM and after 5:00 PM on weekdays, after 5:30 PM on weekends.

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KITE BOARDING


Contact East of Maui Surf Shop at 302-227-4703 or visit www.eastofmaui.com.

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LIGHTHOUSES

Go to Lighthouses.

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MARINA FACILITIES

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MINIATURE GOLF

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MUSEUMS & MONUMENTS

  • Anna Hazzard Museum - 302-227-7310, 17 Christian Street in Rehoboth Beach. A Camp Meeting Era "Tent" structure housing artifacts and memorabilia. Call for information or appointment.
  • Fort Miles WWII Museum - 302-645-6852, Cape Henlopen State Park, Lewes, Delaware.  The Fort Miles Historical Association and Delaware State Parks are restoring Battery 519 to a world class museum. Fort Miles was built in 1941 to defend Delaware River and protect oil refineries and factories north to Wilmington and Philadelphia during World War II. It is home to big guns, including a 16-inch gun that was on the USS Missouri. Fort Miles is open year round for special events and tours. Programs require registration. Battery 519 is open Memorial Day to Labor Day Wed, Fri, & Sat for tours at 2pm for $5.00.
  • Governor Ross Mansion and Plantation - 302-628-9828, 1101 N. Pine Street, Seaford, Delaware
  • Indian River Lifesaving Station Museum - 302-227-6991, Located on Route 1 near the Indian River Inlet, Rehoboth Beach,Lifesaving_Station_scan_1-04_dk.100 Delaware. The 1879 station was once home to members of the U.S. Lifesaving Service, later the Coast Guard, who kept watch for foundering ships. It has been refurbished to its 1905 appearance and is home to a museum, dedicated to the history of the local Coast Guard, and a gift shop.  For the Delaware Seashore Preservation Foundation call 302-227-0478.
  • Lewes Historical Society - 302-645-7670, Shipcarpenter Street, Historic Lewes
  • Lightship Overfalls Maritime Museum - 302-644-8050, located in historic Lewes on the Lewes & Rehoboth Canal just north of the Savannah Road Bridge. Guided tours from Memorial to Columbus Day. Mon. & Thurs. - Sat. from 10AM-4PM & Sun. from 12-4PM. Groups tours available.
  • Lorenzo Dow Martin House - 30 Christian Street. Built before 1848, the oldest house in Rehoboth. Now a part of Walls Apartments.
  • Nanticoke Indian Museum - 302-945-7022, located at Routes 24 and 5, Oak Orchard Intersection, Millsboro. Native American library and artifacts.
  • Rehoboth Art League - 302-227-8408, 12 Dodds Lane, Rehoboth Beach, Delaware.  Just blocks from downtown Rehoboth! Explore an historic Sussex County treasure of colonial buildings and beautiful gardens. Our galleries have exquisite original works on display and for sale. Classes, events and more!
  • Rehoboth Beach Museum - 302-227-7310, 511 Rehoboth Avenue, Rehoboth Beach, Delaware.  Dive into our History! Come see exciting exhibits of vintage post cards & bathing suits, classic boardwalk rides & games. Learn about life at the beach in days of old. Donation only admission.
  • Verrazzano Monument - When stolling along the Rehoboth Boardwalk, stop by the Verrazzano Monument located at Olive Avenua and the Boardwalk for a quick taste of our U.S. History.  Honoring the Voyage of Italian Explorer Giovanni de Verrazzano, the first European explorer to chart portions of the east coast, the Verrazzano Monument was built in 2010 and sponsored by the Delaware Commission on Italian Heritage and Culture.
  • Zwaanedael Museum- 302-645-1148, 102 Kings Highway, Lewes, Delaware. Replica of City Hall from Hoorn, Netherlands, which was dedicated in 1931 to commemorate the 300th anniversary of the first settlement in what is now Delaware. Seafaring artifacts, sunken treasure from the DeBraak. Hours: Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 A.M. - 4:30 P.M., Sunday 1:30 P.M. - 4:30 P.M., closed Monday and holidays. Admission is free.


Also see History and Local Historical Societies.

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NATURE CENTERS


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OLD TIME PHOTOS

 

PADDLEBOARDING (SUP)

Paddleboarding (SUP) adventures/instruction.

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PAINT CLASSES

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PARASAILING

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PICKLEBALL
  • Deauville Beach - Surf Avenue in Downtown Rehoboth Beach
  • Sports at the Beach - 302-856-7400, Georgetown


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PARKS
  • IMG_6993.straight.light.400Grove Park - Rehoboth Beach, Delaware located at the intersection of Columbia Avenue & Grove Street.  Swings, slides, horseshoes, shuffleboard, restrooms, picnic area.  For info on Summer Recreation Activities, click here.
  • Cape Henlopen State Park - 302-645-8983.  On the water where the Delaware Bay meets the Atlantic Ocean. This 3,000 acre park near Lewes has the famous "walking" sand dunes, nature trails with guides, a nature center, camping, bathhouses, tennis, recreation areas and areas for surf fishing and swimming. Seasonal, tent, and RV camping
  • Delaware Seashore State Park - 302-227-2800.  The State of Delaware has major coastal areas reserved for public use, including the section south of Dewey Beach to Indian River Inlet. Just north of the Inlet there are usually surfers riding the waves.  Limited year round, tent and RV.
  • For Delaware State Parks (including Cape Henlopen State Park) reservations call 1-877-98-PARKS or visit www.destateparks.com. State Park entrance fees apply March 1 - November 30. NEW - Lifetime passes are now available to Delaware residents over the age of 65.


Also see Playgrounds.

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PLAYGROUNDS/TOT LOTS


Rehoboth Beach:

  • Deauville Beach - Surf Ave, tennis and pickleball courts, open dawn to dusk, hourly charge, portable toilets.  For more info, click here.
  • Delaware Seashore State Park - at the campground site on the south side of the Indian River Inlet - swings, sliding boards.
  • Grove Park - Columbia Avenue and Grove Street, swings, slides, horseshoes, restrooms.  For Summer Recreation Acitivites, click here.
  • Lake Gerar - behind the Henlopen Hotel.  Tot Lot for ages 2 to 10 (tot lot closed for Summer 2021).  The step-down Lake Gerar fishing pier is open year round and there is no charge to use.
  • Silver Lake & Stockley Street - slides, swings.

Dewey Beach:

  • John Waples Memorial Lions Club park - on the bay side of McKinley Street - newly renovated with climbing equipment, swings, slides.


Lewes:

  • Shields Elementary - Savannah Road.
  • Cape May-Lewes Ferry Terminal - Lewes.

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REHOBOTH RAILROAD STATION


VC.Quarters.200The restored building located at 501 Rehoboth Avenue is the orginal Rehoboth Railroad Station and serves as the Rehoboth Beach-Dewey Beach Chamber of Commerce's Visitors Center.  Maps, brochures and resort area information can be found on the exterior loading platform.  Click here for more information on the Railroad Station.  Don't forget to look up and check out the moving train!!!


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ROCK CLIMBING WALL

Check out the Resort Area's only Rock Climbing Wall!  Contact RISE Adventure + Fitness for details or call 302-567-2112.  Located off of Coastal Highway/Rt. 1 at 35770 Airport Road, Rehoboth Beach.

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RUNNING

The Resort Area hosts numerous races, marathons and triathlons during the year.  Visit the Chamber's Calendar of Events page for submitted individual race listings.

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SHOPPING

Enjoy both small town unique & specialty shops plus factory outlets. Shopping areas are located in downtown Rehoboth Beach and Dewey Beach, and along Route One. All purchases in Delaware are TAX FREE.

Plus, mark your calendars for the annual Resort Area Spring and Fall Sidewalk Sales!

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SIGHTSEEING


Enjoy a narrated tour of the beautiful resort community! Various options are available to "see" the area…on foot, by boat, by bus, or by trolley. Opportunities are offered by the following businesses: Cape Water Taxi, Delmarva Discovery Tours, Fisherman's Wharf, Jolly Trolley and Sun Otter Tours, LLC.

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SKATEBOARDING

Check out www.eumcrb.org/sk8 for information on the skating area at Epworth United Methodist Church in Rehoboth Beach.  Contact Alley-Oop for skateboard lessons.

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SKIMBOARDING

Dewey Beach is host to several skim championships.  For more info, visit www.skimusa.org.

For skimboarding camps, lessons and retail, contact East of Maui Surf Shop - 302-227-4703.  For lessons, contact Alley-Oop.

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STORY HOURS

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SURFING


Surfboard riding is available on the Atlantic Ocean near Indian River Inlet on Route One, south of Dewey Beach. School/lessons for surfing available from East of Maui Surf Shop - 302-227-4703 and Alley-Oop - 302-227-7087.


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SWIMMING

Ocean swimming can be found anywhere along our 30 miles of Delaware beaches. You will find patrolled beaches for your protection in Rehoboth Beach, Dewey Beach, Cape Henlopen State Park, Bethany Beach and portions of Delaware State Park.

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TENNIS

Tennis courts can be found at (note: fees may apply at some locations):

  • City of Rehoboth Beach Tennis and Pickleball Courts at Deauville Beach, Surf Avenue between Rehoboth Beach and North Shores.  For more info, click here.
  • Cape Henlopen High School  - Lewes, Delaware
  • The Plantations - Lewes, Delaware
  • Lewes Canalfront Park, Lewes

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THEATRES/THEATRICAL

Also check out the FREE Monday Night Movies on Dewey Beach!  Click here for times and movie schedule.


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TOURS & TRAILS

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  TRANSPORTATION


Local

  • Cape May-Lewes Ferry Trolley - DART Route 204 bus picks up and drops off in front of the Lewes Terminal on the ½ hour, seven days a week during the summer and Monday-Saturday the rest of the year.  For route information, visit dartfirststate.com.  Rental cars are available at the Lewes Terminal via Avis/Budget Rental Car year-round.  Please call 302-313-9464 for information.

    For more information on the Ferry, call  800-643-3779 or visit www.CMLF.com
  • Delmarva Discovery Tours - Offering private, local transportation services.  Group and Private Local Tours such as Brewery / Winery / Distillery Tours.  Types of tours:  Antiquing Tours, Farm and Garden Tours, Beer, Wine and Spirits Tours, Wine & Garden Tours and Local History Tours using an 11 passenger van.  Wedding Services such as Bachelor and Bachelorette Party Transportation).  For more information, visit www.DelmarvaDiscoveryTours.com or call 302-260-9008.

  • DART First State Resort Transit Bus Service – DART’s Beach Bus service is available May through September, operating daily from early morning to late night.  DART provides service to the Long Neck area, Lewes along the DE Route 1 corridor, to the outlets, into downtown Rehoboth, Dewey Beach, Bethany Beach, South Bethany Beach, Fenwick Island and Ocean City, MD.  All buses are equipped with wheelchair lifts, bike racks, and are air conditioned.  The bus fare is $2 per trip, $4 for a daily pass, weekly pass for $16 or a monthly pass for $60.  DART offers two Park & Rides, one in Rehoboth on Shuttle Road, just off of DE Route 1, north of Rehoboth Avenue.  The other one is at the Lewes Transit Center, further north on DE Route 1, near Five Points & DE Route 9.  Parking is free at both Park & Ride lots.  DART also offers year-round bus service in Sussex County serving Lewes, Rehoboth, Georgetown, Milton, Millsboro, Bridgeville, Seaford, Laurel and Milford.  The Intercounty routes provide service between Georgetown and Dover, and Lewes to Dover; with a seasonal Intercounty route between Wilmington and Rehoboth

    Download the free DART Transit App for more information and the DART Pass for mobile fare payment or visit dartfirststate.com/RiderInfo/BeachBus/index.shtml or call 1-800-652-DART.

  • Jolly Trolley of Rehoboth - The Hastings’ family originally developed and has been privately operating this direct coastal fixed route service between Rehoboth Beach and Dewey Beach since 1992, with no public subsidies! Leave your car parked, hop on a Jolly Trolley vehicle, and relax. It’s that easy! This public carrier runs between Rehoboth and Dewey with convenient stops throughout the beach area every fifteen to thirty minutes, in season.  The Jolly Trolley operates daily Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day Monday, and during PEAK travel times arrives at each stop on a 10 - 15 minute frequency. Track the Trolley shuttle vehicles in real time, see their schedule, plus view stops on a map by visiting their website, or the Jolly Trolley Facebook page.


    Jolly Trolley Charter & Tour services are available year-round for special events, weddings & tours with sedans, vans, buses, and trolleys.  Their experienced Charter Team is here to help with all your upcoming travel plans utilizing decades of experience, modern technology systems, and proven quality control methods.

    For more information, to reserve our vehicles, track our vehicles, or for general questions, contact us at www.JollyTrolley.com, or call (302) 644-0400.

  • Rideshare Delaware - Explore all of your commute options with DART’s RideShare Delaware Program. RideShare offers free carpooling and vanpool matching for commuters living, working or going to school in Delaware; vanpool formation assistance; transit commute information; and a free emergency ride home benefit to all those who share the ride or take transit using these ways. No car is required to join. Businesses who want to know more about supporting their employees’ commute can click here or call toll-free 1-888-Ride-Match (743-3628).


Buses - Distance

  • Greyhound - For more information visit greyhound.com
  • Best Bus Beach Bus - 202-332-2691.  Begins its regular weekend upscale service between Washington DC's Dupont Circle and Union Station and New York City's Times Square and Rehoboth and Dewey Beaches on Friday May 22nd. Free bottled water and WiFi too!  Visit www.bestbus.com for complete schedules and booking information!


Airports


Train

  • Amtrak - 1-800-USA-RAIL (1-800-872-7245) (closest station, Wilmington, DE)


Limousine/Bus/Other Transportation

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WALKING

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WATERSLIDES
  • White Water Mountain - 302-644-2042, located at Midway Shopping Center on Route One in Rehoboth Beach
  • Jungle Jim's - 302-227-8444, located at Route One at downtown Rehoboth Beach entrance

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WEDDINGS

Visit our Wedding/Group Resources page.

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WINDSURFING

Windsurfing coaching/adventures, contact:

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WINERIES

  • Nassau Valley Vineyards - 302-645-9463, located at 32165 Winery Way, Lewes.  Delaware’s premier award winning winery. Open year round for tours & tastings. Monday-Saturday from 11AM–5PM.  Sundays from Noon–5PM. Picnic tables on site. Fantastic location for weddings & private functions.


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Last Updated 2/2/2023

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