Great Trips

Delaware Bay Roadtrip

In Delaware there’s “the beach.” In New Jersey there’s “the shore.” In between there’s the road less travelled; “the other shore,” as some have come to call it. This is its roadmap.
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Romance in Old New Castle

There's a certain romance you feel whenever you step foot in an early-American city. Visitors to these towns will tell you, "It’s just something in the air," but could it be it has more to do with the water? That's certainly the case in Old New Castle, where this 17th-Century settlement sits at the mouth of the Delaware River and in the hearts of native Delawareans.
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Add an Encore to Your Outdoor Concert

Perhaps Arden Fair planted the seed in 1908. Maybe Firefly made it blossom in 2012. Whatever the case, one thing is for certain: Delawareans love their outdoor concerts. Music fans can choose from hundreds of acts, and what a trip it would be.
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Adventure at Bombay Hook

Stretching inland from the shores of Delaware Bay lies Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge, a federal sanctuary some 16,000 acres in size, most of which remains as unaltered today as it did when its nearest town — Smyrna, Delaware — was founded in 1716.
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Family Trip to Lewes

Historic Lewes, Delaware sits at the very point where Delaware Bay meets the Atlantic Ocean. Views of both the estuary and the ocean abound from this unique vantage point. This tiny coastal town is historically and environmentally significant, and its natural surroundings offer year-round family fun and pet-friendly accommodations for your entire crew.
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