Rehoboth Beach is one of many beaches along Delaware's coast on the Atlantic Ocean. All beaches often rank high in water quality. A few things to note about Rehoboth Beach after visiting during the off-season during the winter: 1) Beach: It's a long beach kept clean. During the off season, locals can be seen walking along the beach for hours or working out along the beach and on the wooden planks that dip into the water. The waves are beautiful. 2) Boardwalk: It's an almost 150-year-old boardwalk with all the things during the main season from arcades to doughnuts to ice cream. When we went during the winter, most shops were closed. 3) Access: There are many entry points along the boardwalk, making it easy to come and go from the beach.

A great beach, but the waves can and will take you down if you're not vigilant. It's also an exceptionally clean beach since glass bottles and smoking were banned on the beach and most parts of the boardwalk. Just keep in mind that the beach officially closes at one in the morning, and camping is not allowed on the beach. However, there are plenty of campgrounds within 5-10 miles of Rehoboth.

Great compact beach town and nice combed beach.

Nice long stretch of beach. A lot of hotels/ hostels near the shore. Great place to enjoy the sun, sand, wind and just appreciate the beauty of nature. Great restaurants to choose from in Rehoboth Ave and arcades in the boardwalk. Parking is free during off season.

really pretty and the broadwalk pretty too if you come early around 12-5 its gonna be really packed and hot but if you want less people come around 6 and later .

I went to Rehoboth Beach last year with my mom. It was okay, not the best beach I’ve been to. It was definitely overcrowded and overrated in my opinion. However, I am a person who likes some peace and quiet… so if you’re a big people person, this may be an attractive spot. I definitely recommend going to the Playa Bowls after your beach day… or if you like sweet treats… I would recommend Rita’s Gelato.

Best free beach. Family friendly, [You got that homey feeling] here. Located east of the Atlantic ocean, great place to people watch, sit back and relax, laugh and eat, yes, many food choices and if you like sweets, check out the candy kitchen, and free concerts.... A high desire spot for tourist as well as the locals. It was so crowded people were so friendly, what a great experience.

We were here during offseason around Christmas. The beach was deserted. It was very calm, peaceful and clean. All we could hear was the crashing of the waves and some birds. There were hardly any shops opened in the Boardwalk, but there were few gift shops/restaurants opened just outside the beach in the Rehoboth avenue. Parking wasn't a problem in December and it was free. Absolutely loved it during off season and it was very relaxing. Wanted to wade in the waters barefoot, despite it being a winter. It was so cold that it gave me Brain freeze. Lol. It was a great experience though.

The trip is very nice and scenic, and the boardwalk is incredibly fun, and there is a lot to do. I recommend the daily parking if you are coming in by car and are going to spend more than 6 hours at the beach or at the boardwalk it is more affordable that way. There is quite a bit of walking, so bring comfortable shoes if you want to walk around and look at everything rehoboth has to offer.

I always enjoyed coming here as a kid. I now love being able to bring my son to enjoy those same rides and continue on a family tradition. Always a blast of fun at a reasonable price. We will be back again soon.

Funland provides an abundance of amusement for visitors of all ages. It is an ideal destination to escape inclement weather while strolling along the boardwalk. The park features a plethora of indoor rides that are suitable for both adults and children, ensuring an enjoyable experience for all.

Nice place (Rehaboth beach)after Ocean city. This is a definite visit place especially if you like beaches and sand. The board walk is nice and you have many shops and eateries. There are fun games for children. Parents can accompany children in few games. Carry your shade umbrella and chairs. If not you will have to take for rent.parking at Rehaboth beach is just $2 per hour and you can pay anywhere and it's based on the vehicle number.

There are plenty of ride for your young kids and teenagers to enjoy we paid $23 for unlimited rides from 1pm to 430pm. If the kids get hungry there are plenty of places to eat. Great place, our kids had a wonderful time.

Fun location for younger kids! Must check out but expect your kid to want to win something. This place is a lot of fun especially for the kids. They have a lot of Old school/retro kids games and rides. A lot of the rides are more geared towards kids younger than 5 and they do have a maximum height restriction. They also have many different games. Some games are simple and some are tough. All fun though. Great place to go on a rainy day as that is when we went and glad we got to check it out. The kids were happy with their prize. Overall, it is worth checking out if you have younger kids. A lot of fun for them, but expect to spend a little bit a couple dollars here and there to play or ride rides.

Nice place for your kids,lots of basic and big games,not to much time to enjoy some games If crowded,preferably to wear your mask when crowded cause place has limited area.. Enjoy Thanks

Kids absolutely love it!!! Game's are even fun for the adults, Our family comes every year for vacation and we don't regret it and we will never miss it... definitely recommend Funland on Rehoboth Beach boardwalk!!!

A fantastic wonderland geared towards younger kids, Lthough they certainly have lots of games--and a few rides--that will satisfy older kids, and older folks' inner kids. Rhisbplace is fun, affordable, breezy and nostalgic. Play the games. Win a prize. Ride a ride. Have the time of your life You won't be disappointed!! Free to enter; Pay to play

Funland is a classic seaside amusement park. Full of rides for kids and families, along with midway games for all ages. Haunted Mansion is one of the most exciting rides at Funland! Love all the classic stunts on this suspended dark ride. Wish they would add a rollercoaster, as the entire state of Delaware is missing one.

We had so much fun here over the summer with the kids! Fun games, friendly staff, and some awesome rides for a decent price. We really enjoyed the bumper cars and the Super Flip 360! We’ll definitely be back again next summer.

I love these rides. So much fun. We would ride the one in OCMD yearly until now. Equally fun but different. Cannot go wrong at either. Not gripes but the line is long. Cars are not that big. Cramped for 2 adults and a 7 yr old. Bummer that next year we'll be splitting up cars. It was a Wednesday night and packed up to closing.

It was fun with a lot of rides , tickets were cheaper than other boardwalks they were right next to the boardwalk, I bought 25 tickets for $15 . My kids loved the speed of the bumper cars and the swinging boat!!

Super fun place for families! There was something for everyone. My kids had an amazing time! It can get very busy but that's expected during the summer months.

This is one of my favorite Seashore State Parks. What makes it special is the water colliding when Indian River inlet enters Atlantic Ocean. Water is moving so fast here. It is absolutely dangerous to swim, but it is absolutely stunning to watch. There is a beach here here, beautiful view of a bridge. A nice campground is located on the other side of the bridge. We've camped there, we liked it, it was just lacking the privacy in our case. At night there was a beautiful iee of the bridge and could hear a little ocean waves. So, I highly recommend visiting this state park for a very nominal rate. Delaware

Very nice holiday site. It is wide-open to weather (no trees or nearby foliage) rather like being on NJ or NC barrier islands, so it can get windy and rain can be relentless. No privacy between sites either. Came in for two nights but needed to leave after first one - but staff would not grant refund even though sites were in demand and I asked very early in the day (they would’ve rented the site to another small RV). Cold weather rolled in after all - very chilly, wet, windy. Many campers left before morning (forfeiting their fees). Nice location - walk to beach. New bridge has dedicated footway so that’s a pretty good hike over the inlet and back. Primitive (tent) spots are only on southern side & northern side has mostly full-hookup RV sites. Have stayed at both and both sides’ bathrooms and showers are very good. Did observe that non-paying day trippers parked outside and walked in for toilets and showers. Rates are a little high for a state park but that may be due to the beachfront location. Will definitely return here!

We stayed here last October, 2022. We have come here multiple times over the past few years and have always enjoyed the clean restrooms, showers and grounds. However this last time we were very disappointed about the cleanliness and upkeep of the restrooms/showers. They toilets were often soiled with feces and toilet paper laying all over the floor. They were like this for days. I mentioned it to one of the staff members and she told me should would inform the management. Well it did not make a difference. The showers were dirty, not from a busy weekend. The dirt and grim were caked on the walls, photos included. Shower fittings loose and falling off the walls. Clothing hooks missing. This is not what we expect of a State Park.

I'm camped here in the coldest days of the winter so far. There is only 1 other RV here right now. The views of the bridge are spectacular both day and night! I can't wait to come back in the summer and fall!

Budget-friendly camping experience, right along the Inlet waterway @ the foot of the Hwy 1 bridge. An easy sidewalk stroll underneath the bridge to get to the ocean-side beach. The RV sites at the south end of the bridge are pull-throughs, but rather narrow. Tent camping sites are on this side, along with two newer and three older bathhouses, plus a small camp store and a beach-side restaurant/grill. The RV sites at the north end of the bridge are newer, wider, back-ins, located near the Coast Guard station and the Marina/restaurant. This campground has newer bathhouse/laundry facilities and is also an easy stroll to the beach. My GPS was directing me to the North campground, so if your reservation is for the South campground, keep this in mind. The bridge has a wide bike/hike lane on one side (separated from the vehicle traffic) that allows you to safely walk or bike from one campground to the other. It also offers a scenic way to workout!! Tip: If you need gas or groceries, there's much less congestion if you travel south to the Bethany Beach area. Will visit again!

Northside campground is very nice with lots of space between sites. Restrooms and laundry room are relatively clean although most of the overhead lights in the men's room were out. Site hosts are very friendly

Very disgusting facilities. They don't clean them for over a week. We stayed here one time in for over a week and the same trash was on the floor for a week. The receptacles are all rusted. The lights don't even work all inside. The thermostats are hanging off the wall pay a good price to stay here but they don't do anything to give you clean facilities.

A very peaceful, quiet and beautiful place. Parking was free when I visited in the winter time. The view is amazing in any direction

We visited on Labor Day weekend. We stayed in the cottages at the north inlet campground Indian river marina. We only visited the beaches on the north side on this trip, although we've stayed at this park multiple times on both sides. Once in tents and other in RV. The lifesaving station visitor center is an important place to visit to get all the info on the parks as well are local state parks that fall under their perview like Fenwick Island and Holtz Landing. They have info and trails and water conditions. This is where you'd go to get your gift shop items. They also have a live saving station museum you can tour for a cost. The beaches on Northside were great. We didn't use the bath houses really because we were staying in the cottages not too far away. There were a lot of surfers. Thinking this was because the hurricane winds were causing large waves. There was one sufer drowning further north over the weekend near rohobeth. It was hard to find a spot for the little kids to play with so many people. Friday was fine, but high tide Saturday went all the way to dune edges, so there was really no spot for you to set up your chairs and towels. Some people set up on the dunes with the grasses and were destroying them. Some kids were digging them out on purpose. It was hard to keep my mouth shut. We were there for almost 4 hrs and only saw one park ranger come by on a 4 ATV. Wife and kids did an 11 mile hike from the north inlet coin beach to tower beach at the north end and back. They said it was much harder than they expected because of the number of surf fishermen they had to walk around. The hike up wasn't bad, but the hike back there were many more people with trucks on the beach and loud music and drinking and not really fishing. Kind of ruined what they were hoping would be a nice nature hike on the beach. Hiking the bridge at night is a must. There were multiple families up there Sunday night when Bethany had Labor Day fireworks and also some location across the bay. You could see both clearly from the bridge. Only negatives were the number of visitors (which I assumed to be locals) who kept driving up the exit one way only road in the parking lot. Guessing this was to avoid having to pay for entry into the park. One almost hit us as we were leaving the parking lot. Staying on the campgrounds you can enter and leave the parking lot as you please with your parking pass. We were also packing up in the parking lot when a transformer on a power line blew. It was loud, and we called 911 after we noticed it started a fire. The fire department was quick to be on site and put the fire out, but the worst thing is that we didn't have power in the cottage on a really hot day for almost 7 hrs. The only other negative for the cottages themselves is that when they say to bring linens, that also means pillows and blankets. We only brought sheets and pillowcases. We had to drive to Walmart to buy pillows and blankets. Overall, we'd probably stay here again. We would probably do our best to avoid Labor Day weekend, however.

Stayed almost 2 weeks here..bland park..but..amazing beach 🏖 loved it..very friendly people too.

Great place to stay if you’re vacationing on a budget. Both men’s and women’s restrooms were decently clean and honestly exceeded my expectations. Water temperature and pressure in the showers were also good. Tenting spaces are large and you can keep your car at your site as well. Each site also has a picnic table. We stayed in the South Side, across the bridge and it was beautiful. Very close walk to the beach, but you are also given a parking pass for the parking lot at the beach. Many of the tenting spaces are right next to a playground which was extremely noisy with screaming children until 11pm (even though there is a quiet time). The birds will also wake you up around 5am, too. But, it is to be expected! Get out there and enjoy the outdoors!

We usually go to Coin Beach but this year we visited the south inlet side. Big Chill was the restaurant on this side. We didn't order food but spent a few hours on the beach. Very nice, water was calm, low waves and although it was more crowded than usual.....we had a good spot and were distanced appropriately. There were NO biting flies this time so all was great!

This state ocean beach park has two entrances. A north side and a south side. The north side entrance is recommended for those who are looking for a long term stay. The south side is recommended If you have kids and you prefer swimming where ocean waves are ok. We went to the south side entrance and found that the parking lot was close to the beach. There are restrooms, which also have showers and changing stalls. As you exit the restroom area you will find a posting of the safety level for swimming in the ocean. During our visit we observed a green code - safe to swim. As we entered onto the beach, we were happy to see there were three lifeguards sitting at their post. Each lifeguard post has designated yellow flags that demonstrate their area of responsibility - if you need help. The lifeguards are alert and ready to go - if help is needed. Most interesting, while we were sitting near the water, we watched a cost guard helicopter fly along the coast. With a naked eye you can see one of the pilots waving at the crowd. I recommend this state park for their clean environment and professional staff.

The Tanger outlets is pretty amazing. Some of the outlet store do a fantastic job decreasing the prices on each item. * I’m trying to do better with my money spending a little bit.* I’ve only bought myself some new pairs of Shorts for the summer time. * Except I was in the Hot Topic outlets where I bought a Lilo and Stich frame for my room.* Next time I come to the Outlets, I’m gonna see if I can get myself some pairs of shoes in the outlets. But I had a great time there. I’m glad you guys are able to decrease the prices at the outlet stores so I don’t have to spend a lot of money in the Outlet Stores.

I love the outlets BUT whatever you do, be careful of what candy you get from the Toys & Candy store by bath & body works. A lot of their chocolate candy seems like it's from Halloween last year. It has a weird taste & some of it is hard as a rock. I got a few caramel fudge candies & they are ALL rock solid. I also got some strawberry gummy like strips & they too are rock hard. Felt like I'd break my teeth biting into it. Be very careful of what you get from there, if anything. They're definitely selling some old old candy. Wasted money. Just go to candy kitchen where everything is fresh.

It's an outlet how good do you expect. I'm not a great shopper and I find the outlet pricing can be higher then if buying elsewhere. But to make the shopping experience better I would suggest perhaps and bar or 2 with snacks while us guys sit back and wait for our wives to get done.

I went for the holidays season so it was beautiful set up with lots of decorations but they were lots of stores all around. I had a nice experience, and will be returning back soon, hopefully in the spring time.

I LOVE shopping here! My husband drops me off and I can spend the entire day at all of my favorite stores. I go on a full fledged shopping spree! Love coming here and can't wait to go back.

I grew up in southern Delaware and visited the outlets quite a lot. For some people it seems problematic that the stores are spread through three separate shopping centers, but I personally like that. It keeps congestion down in the parking lots, and you can easily see store locations on the website. The deals are always great too. When I visit friends and family still in the area, I always make a point to swing by the outlets.

Some great deals. Typical outside, both sides of the street locations. Best to drive to each store unless they're next to each other. A nice variety of shopping needs.

I visited the Columbia outlet store. I saved $8.00 on a $25.00 purchase. Don't forget they offer 10% off for seniors. Great bargains for Labor Day. Enjoy!

Great variety of stores in a well laid out location. Plenty of parking and spotless clean. Clean Washroom facilities on location. No state sales tax in Delaware makes this shopping experience even better.

Outlet mall with all major brand on both sides of the street easy in out access with lots of parking and restrooms

Some of the best outlets you'll ever come across with a huge variety of stores, plenty of parking, and tax-free shopping. Absolutely worth a stop. There is something for everyone.

Not a big shopper but when I go in person Tanger is my first choice. Virtually every major brand you can think of. Staff always very helpful. Bathrooms are kept clean. The only thing missing is day care for kids and men. Highly recommended!

I went to Shellville Christmas town. IT WAS AWESOME! There is something for everyone, nice firepits and comfortable seating when you need a rest. It snowed and there was a slight accumulation in our area. Roller skating, snowball battle and cute little miniature Christmas town for young and old to explore. Cute life size shops and a really good band playing non-Holiday music but walk around the corner and hear Christmas tunes, take the train for a short ride around the park . MR&MRS SANTA CLAUS were there! I loved it. Admission was free but food, drink and gifts could be purchased. It was so creative and enjoyable, I will be back.

Most of the shops in Rehoboth are good, some have some really decent sales, but some of them are so outrageously expensive like Lane bryant, that you certainly cannot call this an outlet. I still prefer malls over Outlets. But it's the only place Rehoboth has to shop.

Best waterpark around. Clean, orderly, well run. It's been our go-to for at least 15 years. It's definitely our favorite place at the beach! If it were priced a bit lower, like closer to $35-40 a person, I would have given five stars, but since admission stung so much for our family, I had to take one off... Sorry Jungle Jim's. We still love you, but it doesn't do either of us any good if we can't readily afford to get in.

Surprisingly tricky course. Great for both adults than kids. The new greens were fresh and the grounds were nicely manicured.

Got to the park and paid for tickets at 2:02pm. The park closed at 2:06pm. We did not even get in by this time. No refund was given by management. Kyle, the manager I spoke to was extremely rude and told me I should have checked the radar…. The radar did not show the storm arriving. I asked him if he had the ability to refund under any circumstances. He said no, then asked us to return if the storm closed the park for the remainder of the day, then he could be reasonable….. I’ve now paid $135 for Goods and services i have not received, and he came out from behind the window as a o intimidate us girls. I will NEVER go back. These tickets should have not been sold to us within 4 minutes of the park closing.

Every year we go to Jungle Jim's when we are at the beach. It gives us a great opportunity to enjoy something other then sitting on the beach. I wish they would have other food options. I don't eat sugar and don't have a lot of options to choose from since I can't bring in a sandwich. Would love to see a new water ride but overall it is a lot of fun and well worth the money. We celebrated Christmas in July here this year.

Family fun! Activities for various size kiddos. Food reasonably priced. Lots of lifeguard supervision. Free parking

Nice place to take the kids for a day trip. The pools and water slides are really nice and fun. The grounds and the bathrooms are clean & well kept. The food was basic but good. The usual park food with cheeseburgers, chicken fingers, hot dogs, French fries and drinks. We had fun!

Awesome water park with lots of fun slides for all ages and has a pirate themed baby pool area with slides and water guns coming out of the boat! The lazy river is awesome but it does come out to a wave area that is pretty intense and not for little swimmers. This place has lockers, showers, restrooms along with a food stand and ice cream & dippin dots shack. My kids love the Stampede and anaconda water slide!

Our kids range from 7-17. All were busy all day and had a great time. No one complained of being bored or being tired of what they had to offer. The slides were awesome, the restrooms were clean, the whole place was well maintained- food was good, they have lockers so i liked that to Lock up ur valuables while you enjoy the park. Lifeguards were attentive And friendly.

Auger fun! My 5 yr old enjoyed it, I enjoyed it. Fun for all! Honestly the best part for him, was feeding the fish and little turtles in the pond they have at the very beginning of the park. We kept getting more and more fish feed bc it never got old for him. Consessions might be a bit better ...but that's if I'm forced to be picky. We had a wonderful time!

Grew up in Rehoboth and this was such a fun place to go to! Lines were long but manageable. Tons of activities for all ages. Love this park so much!

I really like the layout of this park. Everything is in close proximity. There is covered seating all around the edge of the park. Loved the Lazy River. The kids loved the water slides. You're not allowed to bring food into the park, but there are picnic tables right by the parking lot in the shade. If you do buy food at the park, beware of the seagulls. They will steal your food if you leave it unattended. We will definitely be back!

Beautiful trail. Came early morning around 9am. Brought our pup. There were several people on the trail including people walking, hiking, and biking. The only downside is there were no trash cans anywhere to put dog waste. Other than that no complaints!

Awesome place to go and you can spend a whole day there. I took my son and we played putt putt golf and then we went to their water park and had a blast. The water slides were a little old and very hard but overall a great day and fun if you wanna skip the beach. The next day we went back and drove go cart one a few different tracks. The cool thing was that we did not finish using all of our go cart tickets and we used them the following summer..sweet..great place and good price packages.

Keep reasonable expectations and enjoy yourself. My 9 year old had the time of her life, first time ever behind any motorized vehicle solo. We just did one run and got on with our day. I wouldn't want to be waiting around the parking lot on a hot summer day.

We went during the week so there wasn't much of a wait which was nice. We all had a great time riding the go carts! The only downfall is that the price was a little high and the person in the booth wasn't very helpful when we were trying to figure out which attractions were what. I think a posted map would help bring a little more organization to the park.

We had a blast taking a group of kids here so that they'd have some fun. Plenty to do here with the family at Midway, with Surf Bagel and Candy Kitchen within walking distance. No line to wait in on a sunny July Sunday afternoon. Looking forward to stopping here again soon!

This find was amazing. Our teens and tweens had a blast 2 evenings in a row. Well maintained, very clean and all the teens and adults working had great customer service! Would definitely visit again when in the area.

It was fun for the kids and it is very family friendly. It's enclosed and a small area so I felt safe with our kids running around together (8 & 14yo). Staff at the front were very young and impartial to us. Staff at the snack area were not friendly. The cost to get in is very high but if you stay there all day it is worth it. Unfortunately the place is very worn down. Life guards were not observant at except for the ones stationed at the top of the slides. The wading pool was fun and water was warm. Water was freezing everywhere else.

Had a great time with grandbabies. Water park was perfect for 2yr old & 5yr old. Loved the kids go cart options

Love racing the go-carts!! We brought the family last summer and we all had sooo much fun racing around! Prices are reasonable and you get a decent amount of time in each round, but it doesn’t feel like you’re waiting forever between rounds either. We also did the mini golf course - we had fun golfing too but the course could definitelyyyy use updating and a fresh coat of paint.

Fun activities kids to do. The speedway is small, but it is still an afternoon of fun. Our group of 6 kids had an awesome time. There is a small water park with 6 slides here for another activity on a hot afternoon. There is miniature golf here for 18 holes of family gold. There are also water splasher boats that look like another fun activity.

First-- those guys are hard working and sweet, good kids. Second-- we always have fun (summer after summer after...). We buy 5-ride passes and tear it up on the go karts only. Nothing else, we know only the cars, and love them. Mom @ 49 loves it.

Had a great time mini golfing! The decor is pretty awesome! A little pricey (that's why I am giving 4 stars) but worth it to see my girls & hubby smile :)))) Going go carting later, should be just as awesome as golf was. <3

This place has gone down hill. I have had 5 birthday parties here at the water park over the years. This year they made sure they charged me for every possible extra they could. Parents attending who were not getting in the water used to be able to attend for free. Now everyone who enters for the party must pay regular entrance fee as other party attendees (so grandmother did not get to attend this year). The nice part about coming here was how much cheaper and closer it was than other parks. Bringing your own snacks and free refills on party pitchers. This year the lifeguards were very unattentive and busy doing things other than their job while on duty. This will be our last year having a party here. The manager that came out when we wanted to lodge a complaint couldn't be old enough to drink.

My review is only regarding the water park. Loved how their slides accommodate kids 36" or over and they can slide on all 6 alone. They also have a kids activity pool and a larger swimming pool and a lazy river. Its not huge but for someone with younger children (1-9) it's convenient to be able to locate my kids at all times. Disliked how they charge FULL PRICE for toddlers as long as they can walk; my 17 month old can walk but what can she get in besides the pool with someone carrying her mostly?! That is RIDICULOUS!! Anyone under 36" should at least be half price; under the age of 2 should be free. They also could do a better job of cleaning the bathrooms and should provide a separate changing room; with little kids I chose to change everyone in my clean car.

Fun little museum that captures the insanity of early maritime rescues. Hard to imagine the lives of these "surf men" as they tediously patrolled the beaches and then occasionally risks their lives to save shipwreck victims.

They helped facilitate me getting a replacement surf tag that was lost by USPS they crew there and in Dover were excellent

What a lovely museum! I traveled 2,750 miles to visit the Atlantic Ocean for the first time. I'm so glad my friend brought me here. What an interesting place. I had never heard of the breeches rescue method. Fascinating!

The Indian River Life-Saving Station in Rehoboth Beach was initially established in the early part of the 20th century to add search and rescue capabilities along Delaware’s Atlantic coast. The original station has been renovated to near-original condition over the years and is now listed on the National Register of Historic Places. In past centuries, shipwrecks along the coast were relatively common. The station’s museum houses the most complete collection of historic rescue memorabilia of its kind in the area. Self and professionally guided tours are available on a seasonal basis. Most visitors stick around for about an hour before heading off to other attractions

One of a handful of places remaining where you can still "feel" what it must have been like to lead the life of sea rescues. Good movie and phone ap let you go at your own pace. Friendly, knowledgeable staff. Well worth it!

Look for and don't miss the Britches (sic) Buoy demonstration they put on here at the station. It is so very, very entertaining for adults (why and how historically) and for children (cute uniforms, military formation with commands, and they fire a cannon ). Plus the whole station is an honorable tribute to the heros in our Coast Guard past and present. Can you imagine trekking up and down that beach in a Winter Northeaster- night and day -24/7. Thank you Delaware Parks.

Beautifully restored Indian River Station House #142, originally built in 1876.

Liked this tiny gem. The volunteer was sweet and helpful and this gave some interesting information even with the little area. The ship is so cool.

Cool historical museum, mostly self paced, and a gorgeous setting.

My kids and I ended up here at the recommendation of our restaurant waiter, and I'm so glad we did! We had taken an overnight trip to the shore for the spring equinox full moon, but it rained the whole time and was too windy to go on the boardwalk. The tide was impressively high, though, and with the wind and driving rain there couldn't have been a more perfect day to see this museum. You could really get a sense of its purpose, looking out at the windows at the waves crashing not far from the dunes. Well worth the nominal entry fee, and as our waiter had said, lots of interesting history in a small place. Besides, the building itself is really cool. We will be back. Edit: It was our waiter at the Buffalo Wild Wings in Rehoboth who recommended your museum.

Went to see "Misery" performed. It was fabulous. Very professional and entertaining. It's tiny so very intimate. Located in a very easy to access area and just an amazing experience. We will be going back..

Bought tickets on line but seats were not together when we got there. We worked it out and were satisfied. Saw Kinky Boots and was pleasantly surprised with the performance. I'd definitely go again.

Just watched Clear Space's version of My Fair Lady and I was SO IMPRESSED. Good theater leaves you feeling uplifted and that is what this performance did for me. I was shocked and delighted by the unexpected ending. Kudos to the two MARVELOUS leads and all the wonderful cast!

Great theater! Enjoyed Victor Victoria. Fine cast and music by Jerry Birl. This picture shows the decor above the stage, and one of the speakers.

Attended the comedy club last Friday night. The headliner and announcer were great. Fun Selection of drinks and cocktails. Felt weird to be theater style seating for comedy, but it did work.

We see shows frequently and I must say they've stepped up their game. My Fair Lady was great. Great actors and costumes are much improved.

Very talented, well acted stage productions. The director and choreographer are extremely good at their jobs and it shows. Highly recommend you take the time to see one of these shows...or even better, get season tickets!

We always have a great time here whether it be a play or musical and some of the regular cast are so amazingly gifted. It's a small theater and similar to theater in the round but with only three sides. Despite their small space and size, they have never failed to entertain me. Ashley made my leg hairs grow back with her rendition of "Heaven on Their Minds" as Judas in JCS. Saw her the very next week as Pearl Crabs in the SpongeBob Musical and she was as delightful and believable there too. Christopher Decker....we knew he was multi-talented, an obvious choice for the role of Jesus...but we didn't know he could sing like that! Leilani A as a Annas in JCS and then Plankton in SpongeBob was also amazing. That these actors and dancers and singers can switch between these roles so believably during the summer season, when 3 productions run in tandem, is a testament to their talent and dedication. I also think Clear Space is one of few places with quality but affordable entertainment in live theater, and is a treasure of Rehoboth Beach DE.

My wife and I, we went to see Young Frankenstein being played there. It was amazing. We had a little confusion about the seating but didn't take away from our experience there. It was amazing and hopefully if we can, we would come back next year and watch it again.

Theater as it should be to amaze and entertain this lovely little seaside town of Rehoboth! This place is a dynamo of artistic talent and dedication. Many volunteers work to support year round productions. My favorite was Priscilla Queen of the Desert but we just enjoyed The Graduate. Hoping they stay here or in the new place to continue to enlighten us.

Great local theater. Intimate setting. Actors were all wonderful. Great night out. Highly recommended!

Great atmosphere. The performance was superb. Young actors, dancers, and vocalists all amazing!! No photos are permitted.

We really enjoy going to the theater they have very good shows. Being originally from New York it's nice to have a local theater to go to.

Clear Space is an awesome little theater in Rehoboth Beach. We went to see Christopher Peterson perform his EYECONS and loved it! Will definitely be going to other shows there.

Great place, I saw young Frankenstein and Estella Scrooge here.both musicals were wonderful. They have some singers with great voices.

Such a cool spot! Has the perfect local brewery feel with really great staff. We had this place on the brewery crawl we had with the family this weekend and we made it just in time for a drink before their “Get Slothed” event (a definite future MUST for us!!) and they were so welcoming and kind for us coming in shortly before the event. Can’t wait to go back!

They currently have a gluten free IPA on tap and I really enjoyed sitting at their bar, having a delicious beer. All my fellow gluten free peeps will understand! 😂 I don’t know if any other breweries in the area that offer gluten free so this is really special. And it was actually a very good beer! My non-gf husband likes it, too.

Love the space - literally a brewery in a garage, so you have that homey, everyone here to kick back and chill vibe. The beers were excellent, I do wish they had a few more options, but I understand they're a small operation. They did have a good menu, but did not order any food.

This must be one if the best kept secrets of Rehoboth Beach. Old school brewery built into a garage the beers are solid. But the pizza. Holy crap… by far the best pizza in the entire state if Delaware… by far. Don’t pass this place up Edit: Just found out the family who makes the pizza had a restaurant in Delco. Makes sense now

Good, ice cold craft beer. Good, hot and fresh pizza. Tasty and spicy veggie plate. What's not to like? Located right along the bike path makes it super convenient for bikers and walkers alike. The creative market on Mondays and Fridays and a farmers market make this a nice little outside of the town spot. Big time recommend this area.

Popular stop for bicyclists. Excellent variety of craft brewed beers reasonably priced. Partnered with a food truck serving very good pizza and sandwiches.

What a wonderful brewery off the beaten path! So glad this place was recommended to us. We stayed for a couple of hours and easily could have stayed for more. Lynn was great and attentive and it was so nice that we had ties from back home with each other! They are very dog friendly and offered water right away for them. The beers were so good - they had a wide array of options for all of our different tastes. They offer flights or regular pours. They have an outside tent area for overflow/bad weather. Very nice space. They also have their own food truck that sits across the street so you really can stay here for a while. This is great because there's nothing else in the direct vicinity of the brewery. Some of our favorites were the Cocoa Nut Porter, Irish Stout & the Juice Lab Hazy IPA. Can't wait to visit again!

Highly underrated brewery. Not only does revelation have amazing beer, but the food truck is out of this world. When we pulled up we didn’t know if we were in the right spot, but we made our way in and sat at the bar. Bartenders were super friendly and chatted with us and we all go to know each other. They offered some great suggestions with food. Never expected there to be amazing food. The wings were out of this world. They also have Italian options like fried ravioli. Can not wait to go back.

We enjoyed our time here! The bartender was super helpful with suggestions and offering samples. Our fav is the Donut Brown! Will be back on our next trip!

Really nice secluded brewery. Off the beatin' path. And you can have a beer with your best friend 🐕‍🦺 by your side. Food truck here to feed ya. Just got the wings. Pesto and balsamic glaze. They smell and taste Amazing! And Check out the Beers Too!! Really good tasting beer and selection!

Stopped in at the end of a bike ride from Rehoboth to Lewes (via Cape Henlopen State Park) and back on the Junction and Breakwater Trail. Nice outside space, very nice beer and excellent pizza from the neighbouring food truck. Service was superb. Possibly our favourite dining experience in Rehoboth, and that's not a knock on anywhere else. We just enjoyed it that much. Will definitely be back when the opportunity presents itself.

I have been staying here with my family since I was a baby. The owners of the apartments are very friendly and welcoming. It's very close to a beach entrance and me and my family have been able to walk to the beach within 5 minutes.

Wonderful place to stay. It is very close to the beach and very clean. The owners are super nice and very helpful with anything you might need. The outdoor shower is great for when you come back from the beach. I highly recommend staying here over a hotel out on coastal highway.

Had a great weekend at this very nice guesthouse. The apartments sleep 6 each at a great price. Just a few mins walk to Poodle Beach and a 2 min drive to Rehoboth Avenue. Super place!

I hv stayed here several times over the years n always enjoy myself. The owners are super friendly, hospitable n very accommodating to your requests!!!

What a nice Gem! Great location, very nice rooms, decent breakfast. The best part is the care and attention the owners give, great service!! Definitely be back!!

There was a great view of the city at night from our balcony, and I really enjoyed looking out at night when the city was all lit up.

Great location, close to the beach. Mark and Joe are great hosts.

Nice spot for docking and fuel while boating on the Indian river inlet out to the Atlantic Ocean or a short ride from Rehoboth Bay and Massey’s Ditch. If you are driving to this location, enter before the bridge and keep right at all forks until you reach the marina. Otherwise you will go into the campground or parking lot areas. There is also hammerheads dockside located close by for drinks, food and live entertainment in season.

This is a nice marina for boats that are deep draft and beamy. Hopefully the restaurant will be improving as well as the live music that has left a lot to be desired. Marina is clean and in a great location. Lastly, don't dock here if you like to clean your own fish. That is not permitted at this facility.

Ample parking. Great atmosphere. Some out-of-state people who don't know how to act properly, unfortunately, do come here time to time.

at Docksiders, crab balls were the best ever. fun spot

Nice clean marina some quirks like a lot of marinas that offer fishing charters

Had a great boat tour through the inlet area. See lots of HUGE homes and natural habitat.

Clean cabin with well appointed kitchen and living area with a nice gas fire place.

Friendly people,good fish cleaning service good place to launch a boat

What a great time,loved Cabin Aaron, would do it again every day!

We had a great time introducing our kids to deep sea fishing. I would highly recommend it. We were on the Judy v. They provided all the gear and bait. They helped us bate the hook and slay get fish off. We didn't have issues with and sea sickness... Kids are ages 6, 7, & 9. Wear sunscreen and bring water.

Nice, clean marina. Friendly, and helpful staff🙂

Great place to walk around and run your dog sunset are amazing

We took a four hour charter from here and had a wonderful time! It was just first experience fishing the ocean and I would recommend the charter we went with, Miss Ene III!

Beautiful marina. Great restaurant. Exceptional casual atmosphere. Good Vibes and great music.

Cute, small farmers market but the prices are out of control. One pseudo "french pâtisserie" stall sells a $7 baguette!! And they are prefrozen..... Being french myself I much prefer to buy a prefrozen one at Aldi for 1$65. 10 minutes in the oven and you get a great warm baguette. Another rip off at this market is the vegetable stall that sells russet potatoes for 1$ per potato. And they are not even organic....

Not only do locals enjoy the Framers Market, but so do our out of town guests. Its a great place to get fresh fruit and things to snack on and support local vendors. Dogs and kids are welcome and we always stop for popcorn and lemonade. When peaches are in season we all get excited about this! Every Tuesday I usually purchase the Alaskan Salmon. Its amazing!

Loved this farmers market. There are so many food vendors to choose from. Parking was challenging, but we got lucky.

Alot of great food, farm fresh vegetables from local farmers. I cent wait until next year for it to open again

Every-time we are in RB on a Tuesday this is a must stop. They have a wonder group of vendors offering the freshest local vegetables, fruits and gotta say the sausage guys are the best.

I love this market. Lots of vendors with a variety of food. Some prices were a little high but everything is fresh and homegrown so it makes it a plus!

Great fresh veggies and meat. First rate. Flowers, produce, pottery, , knife sharpening, you name it you can get it Tuesday. Love this experience

Very nice local farmer's market. It's right in downtown Rehoboth Beach and there is plenty of neighborhood parking. Always plenty of fresh locally grown produce and then some.

What a fun experience. We didn’t buy much (mostly bcz my kids were too excited to get to the playground). But tons of things to choose from ranging from fruit to candles, beer, bread and kettle corn. We got bread and kettle corn and both were delicious. Highly recommend a visit.

Very crowed, a lot of tourist and that's good and bad. The bad part was I could not see what the vendors were selling. The good part was it put's a great framer's market on the map.

Looked interesting but no nearby parking. No handicap parking. People leaving didn't seem to be carrying much. JUst went to Dairy Queen for lunch.

Focused more on produce, and baked goods. Few local artisans. Good for locals who live in the area I would be there all the time.

Great little farmers market. A lot of locally interesting content, plus great options to eat and a nice place to sit for lunch (under shade). Also has a park for kids. There was also a great coffee place when we went. A definite stop over when you want a break from the beach and when you want to eat some very tasty food that goes beyond your usual restaurant. Very good to buy fruits and veggies as well, and also has some very good pastry options.

I've been coming to Rehoboth for some 30 years now and have always wanted to stop here but never did! I finally went today and was so delighted. This is a small but mighty museum, excellently curated with wonderful old artifacts and photos and information about the history of Rehoboth, a place I know myself and so many others love so much. It really does have a fascinating and rich history, and I left wanting to learn more! Thank you!

I had a wonderful time here today with my family- I learned a lot, even as a 4th- (maybe 5th-) generation Rehoboth Beachgoer! The photos from the Nor'Easter exhibit were really amazing and the guides were very welcoming and kind. What a great community resource. ♥️

A very small museum, but all they ask for upon admission is a donation, so it is very fair. The first room was my favorite, especially the history of Funland. There is also a QR code to a video about eel trapping. I would like to have seen more of these QR codes. It would be an easy way to make the museum more interactive. A fair warning is that parking is very limited and not free. Additionally, if you back into a parking spot, the fine is $50, regardless of if you paid or not. So, don't do that... sigh.... that's the parking's fault, not the museum, so I won't get on my soapbox about that here. Just don't do it. A great museum, located in a great spot of Rehoboth. I highly recommend for anyone that wants to learn a brief history about Rehoboth.

The Rehoboth Beach Museum is a free attraction that’s owned and managed by the local historical society. It was founded in the mid-‘70s and has two distinct parts that give visitors unique insights into the area’s history, culture, and development dating back more than two centuries. The museum is staffed by local volunteers, so in addition to being a great place to get a quick historical overview on the cheap, it’s also a wise first stop for visitors who are new to the area and aren’t sure about the things to see and do. Most visitors leave a donation on their way out.

Great place to take the kids when it’s a rainy day or you just want to escape the beach scene for a day. There is also a playground and a canal to walk around.

My partner and I stopped here on a day trip to Rehoboth and it was a neat museum! We really enjoyed seeing the old pictures of Rehoboth and the postcards!

Free to explore, very kind ladies that work there. Very interesting to see the changes in Rehoboth over the decades. Also interesting to see what famous people came from that area.

Lovely little gem of a museum sharing about the roots of Rehoboth Beach as a religious "Chatauqua" camp-style retreat, summer home for the rich during the Gilded Age, and finally the year round community it has become in the modern era. Imagine having to take two ferries and a train (none of them air-conditioned) to get here from the city!

Our experience was beyond lovely and I'd like to begin with declaring my immense appreciation and gratitude for the staff and the director, Nancy- these ladies took the time to speak with myself and my friends and were beyond friendly, informative and patient. The museum itself deserves and rewards every visit; it was rich in both sentimental wonder and historical value. I loved the vintage signs from Hotel Marvel, Gus & Gus Place and so forth- and I can't wait to come back. The Rehoboth Museum is an asset and every visitor- and townsfolk- should visit accordingly!

Very informative and fantastic way of being able to learn a little bit more about some of the history of Rehoboth beach while also being able to view some of the local art for sale upstairs. By donation and they have a gift shop. Super helpful and attentive indviduals running the museum. They have some great swimming attire from back in the days and also history on how Rehoboth beach became to be and ties into history of other states early days settlement.

Had a great time learning about the history of Rehoboth Beach. 😀

Love walking and shopping and looking in all the stores. It's so beautiful there especially Christmas time. There starting to set up all the Christmas decorations. I can't wait to go back in a few week's when everything is all set up. It's actually awesome any time of the year. Great shop's, great restaurants, nice people and the beach and board walk is right there. Beautiful place great experience every time .

Nice quaint shopping street in Rehoboth Beach Delaware. This mall features a small business street near the Boardwalk with a variety of stores, like Sunglass Company and Electric Fish. The landscaping and plants along the street make for a nice atmosphere. In the middle of the street, about half way down is an old style post clock which adds to the scenery. This is a nice relaxing outdoor shopping mall.

Nice quaint shopping street in Rehoboth Beach Delaware. Small business street near the Boardwalk with a variety of stores to check out. Landscaping and plants make the shopping atmosphere in this area very nice and inviting. Cute and quaint little mall nestled between the beachfront stores. Something for everyone.

Such a fun cute place. Shops and people were nice.

Quaint side promenade of shops off the main street of Rehoboth Avenue. Shops include art galleries, jewelry stores, lighting shops, Archie's Ice Cream, a bottle shop and gift shop. Cafe Papillon offers outdoor patio seating during weekends and beach season. Some shops operate under limited availability during offseason, so check ahead.

Loved the crepes sold at small stand. The ate delicious

Really cute area. Wish I had been here on a day when it was warm and things were open.

Cute and quaint little mall nestled between the beachfront stores. My friends and I stumbled upon this spot and checked all the shops out. We found some very interesting things. The store owners are all so friendly.

Cute little alley with shopping and food options. There is a sunglass shop here with tons of affordable options available for the whole family.

Such s cute side street. It's a must to see. We went to a store that had all the stuff that I grew up with as a kid. My kids love it. We go every time we go to the beach