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Rehoboth
Area Map
and Info
REHOBOTH BEACH/DEWEY BEACH
The largest of the three Delaware seashore areas, has been popular since the 1870s when it was a Methodist Camp meeting site. More recently, Rehoboth--a Biblical word meaning "room enough"--has become known as the Nation's Summer Capital because of the large influx of Washington-area visitors. Sun and surf combine with the boardwalk, specialty boutiques, unusual restaurants and varied entertainment to create special activities throughout the spring, summer and fall.
Dewey Beach is just south of Rehoboth Beach and lies between the Atlantic Ocean and Rehoboth Bay, where visitors enjoy sailing, boating and windsurfing. Local sites: Anna Hazzard Museum, Rehoboth Art League, Rehoboth Beach Memorial Bandstand, Cape Henlopen State Park.
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How To Get To Rehoboth
FROM
PHILADELPHIA AND NORTH:
Take I-95 South to Rte. 1,
just below Wilmington, DE. Follow Route 1 to Rte.13 South. Follow Route 13
(becomes Rte.1 by-pass) to Rte. 113 (at Dover). Follow Route 113 to Rte. 1 (at
Milford.) Continue south on Route 1 about 24 miles.
FROM
WASHINGTON, DC AND WEST:
Take Route 50 (301) East to
Rte. 404. Follow Route 404 East to Rte. 16. Take Route 16 to Rte. 1. Turn Right
onto Route 1. Follow Route 1 south about 12 miles.
FROM
VIRGINIA (Norfolk/Virginia Beach) AND SOUTH:
Take Route 13 North to
Rte.113. Follow Route 113 North to Rte. 24. Take Route 24 East to Rte. 1. Turn
Left onto Route 1. Follow Route 1 south for about 3 miles.
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