Clayton: From 1850 to 1950, it was a key railroad town known for shipping peaches and part of Delaware’s first railroad.
Odessa: Offers events recreating past life, like historic cooking workshops by the Historic Odessa Foundation.
Milton: A small town close to the Broadkill River and Edward H. McCabe Preserve, ideal for outdoor enthusiasts.
Kitts Hummock: A popular American vacation spot since the late 1700s, renowned for its beach.
Bowers: A beach community perfect for water sports such as kayaking, boating, and fishing.
Bethel: Known for Victorian-style buildings constructed by ship carpenters during its shipbuilding era.
Lewes: Founded in 1631, situated at the junction of Delaware Bay and Cape Henlopen, near Cape Henlopen State Park.
Bethany Beach: Hosts the Bethany Beach Boardwalk Arts Festival and features the Bethany Beach Farmer’s Market.