Visit The Oldest Beach In Delaware For A Day Of Timeless Fun
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Jessica Wick
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Delaware’s pristine beaches are truly remarkable, especially in the summertime. And while each one has its own distinctive character, there’s something particularly charming about the coastal community of Rehoboth Beach. Not only is it the oldest beach town in the state, but it’s a truly delightful place to spend a day.
It was founded as the Rehoboth Beach Camp Meeting Association as a site for Methodist camp meetings, which disbanded in 1881. In 1893, it was renamed Rehoboth Beach.
You'll also find beautiful homes and some desirable hotels in the area.
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It's full of old-fashioned family-friendly fun and food, like Funland and Thrasher's Fries. The boardwalk is a year-round place for festivals and events, some of which have been happening for decades.
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The 30 miles of unspoiled coastline and pristine beach is especially fantastic when the weather is warm, and East Coast families have been vacationing here for generations.
Head to the iconic Blue Moon and you'll see what we mean. Housed in a beautifully restored Victorian beach home, it offers a fine dining experience with a little flair. Aside from the tasty Maryland Scallops and Filet Mignon, you can enjoy entertainment ranging from karaoke nights to lively drag shows.
Cold beer and warm sunshine make a perfect pairing, and it's even better when it's locally brewed.
Delaware's beaches are some of the best in the nation, and this one is no exception.
Have you spent any time at Rehoboth Beach lately? We’re so lucky to have so many beautiful beaches in Delaware.
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