It’s hard to find peace and quiet at the Delaware beaches in the summertime. Rehoboth is packed with people looking for an amazing resort town, Bethany Beach is full of families seeking a relaxing weekend on the sand, and Dewey is just wild! Luckily, there is still one stretch of unspoiled beach where you can relax and have some space to yourself. Delaware Seashore State Park offers six miles of beautiful coastline and clean, soft sand that’s perfect for laying out, catching some sun, and splashing in the waves.

Delaware Seashore State Park is home to one of the best beaches in the state.
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Enjoy over SIX miles of coastline along the Atlantic Oceana and Indian River Bay. There's always room to lay down your towel.
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Even on the most crowded days, you'll find plenty of space to enjoy a walk on the beach or a good, relaxing beach book-reading session.
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Get your steps in and see an unparalleled view from the Indian River Inlet Bridge, which shows off the best of both sides of Delaware Seashore State Park.
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History buffs will love a visit to the Indian River Lifesaving Station, which was the first of its kind.
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If you want to get out on the water, you can rent a Kayak from the park and paddle out on Indian River Bay.
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When you want miles of pristine sand and plenty of space to relax in the waves, Delaware Seashore State Park is the place to go.
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You can find the State Park at 25039 Coastal Hwy, Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971.The beaches here are patrolled by lifeguards from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. every day from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day. While amenities are limited compared to the larger beach towns, you can purchase snacks at the bathhouses, and you can rent umbrellas, chairs and rafts right on the beach.

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