Rehoboth Beach
Rehoboth Delaware
Rehoboth Beach, the Nation’s Summer Capital, is located along Route 1, a six-mile stretch of highway in Delaware. Further on down Route 1, if traveling in a southern direction just beyond Rehoboth Beach, one can easily access Dewey Rehoboth Beach. Rehoboth Beach make for a fine Delaware vacationing destination as it is bustling with people and chockfull of recreational activities all summer long.
The history of Rehoboth Beach is unique: it was at one-time a revival camp for Methodists and the boardwalk on Rehoboth Beach is one of the last of its kind along the eastern coastline—made of wood, the boardwalk of Rehoboth Beach is part of the beaches natural charm and attractiveness. The boardwalk remains the central focus of Rehoboth Beach: it is roughly four blocks in length and offers up an array of shops for visitors and residents of Delaware to enjoy.
Rehoboth Beach is truly a family-oriented vacation destination with lots of fun activities for families to enjoy. Visitors will thoroughly enjoy a stop at Jungle Jim’s, a favorite water park destination; Delaware Seashore State Park, possessing 2800 acres of natural beauty; Skate World II, a roller skating rink for kids to enjoy; the Playland Family Fun Center, with great rides for everyone; and more.
Alternatively, plenty of fine dining can be found at Rehoboth Beach. You can dine at Casapulla’s South Steak & Sub, Abstractions Sushi Bar and Resturant, Nicola Pizza, Nage, Big Fish Grill, Eden, Just In Thyme, Partner’s Bistro, Top Dog, Casa DiNapoli, RF and Wheaton, 59 Lake, just to name a few. Plus, plenty of accommodations can be found in Rehoboth Beach: Rehoboth Beach is home to several hotels and resorts.