Dewey Beach
Dewey Beach
Activities
When it comes to activities, events and things to do, Delaware packs more pleasure-per-mile than any other state. Within a few hours’ drive, travelers can stroll through grand DuPont family mansions and Colonial-era towns; do some tax-free outlet shopping before taking a splash in the surf; cheer at one of several NASCAR races or the fast-growing Firefly Music Festival. Delaware’s inland bays and ocean expanses mean fishing and boating at their best. Culture-minded travelers can spend the weekend grazing for gourmet food and browsing the galleries in Rehoboth Beach. Excitement-craving revelers can shoot for the big jackpot at one of three casinos, or hit the rock clubs of Dewey Beach.
Transportation
Located in the heart of the Mid-Atlantic Region, Delaware is centrally located along the I-95 corridor and within driving distance from New York, Philadelphia and Washington D.C. Delaware is a convenient gateway to many East Coast destinations. See our interactive Map of Delaware to explore the state. Arrive by car, plane, train, or bus. Our highways are accessible to the New Jersey and Pennsylvania Turnpike and there is even a vehicle ferry between Cape May, New Jersey and Lewes, Delaware.
Food & Drink
From cutting-edge gourmet food to good-old-fashioned country classics, Delaware dining embraces all styles and tastes, but shines best when the focus is on local seafood (like steamed crabs and fresh-caught fish), and ethnic treasures from around the world. Foodies craving a cutting-edge experience should try the trend-setting restaurants of Rehoboth Beach, Lewes or Wilmington. Visitors seeing an authentic regional flair shouldn’t miss trying one of Delaware’s subs or cheese-steak sandwiches (Capriotti’s is a good bet); and more adventuresome travelers will want to try their hand at “cracking crabs” at an authentically rustic Delaware crab house (try Sambo’s). Families will find affordable, tax-free dining options throughout the state – especially in beach towns such as Rehoboth Beach, Bethany Beach and Fenwick Island. If you can, try to catch one of Delaware’s beloved food festivals, whether it’s the Mid-Atlantic Food & Wine Festival or St. Anthony’s Italian Festival.
Unfortunately there are no self-catering offers at this location at the moment.