9 Of The Greatest Destinations Most Delawareans Overlook
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Kim Magaraci
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Delaware is a state full of hidden wonders, and if you know where to look, you’ll never run out of things to do! How many of these overlooked Delaware destinations have you visited in the past? Are any on your list for this year?
Please note, Lightship Overfalls is closed for the remainder of 2020 because of health concerns associated with the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Mt. Cuba Center is one of Delaware's most gorgeous gardens, and it's created entirely out of wildflowers that are native to Delaware! In the spring, this is quite a sight. Read more about it right here.
Killens Pond might be the most family-friendly Delaware State Park. Not only is there an amazing nature center, boat rentals, and plenty of hiking trails, but in the summer months, it's home to an enormous water park. Read more about it right here.
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The Lightship Overfalls is the only remaining lightship that's open for public tours. Right now, the museum is undergoing some renovation, but by the time you visit Lewes this summer, it will be back and better than ever. Be sure to visit the Lightship and its museum when you visit the oldest town in Delaware.
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You'd have no idea this was hidden in Wilmington if you didn't know where to look. Right now is the perfect time to visit, because the beautiful Goodstay Gardens are stunning in the spring Read more about it right here.
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Delaware's largest city is also one of its best for restaurants, culture and art. As soon as the weather warms up, plan a day to explore the best riverfront and riverwalk around.Read more about it right here.
Along the Riverwalk, you'll find this intriguing museum. In the Delaware Contemporary, there are 26 artist studios and seven galleries, and there's always a few unique exhibits featuring local artists.
There's some great BBQ in Delaware, if you know where to look. While we aren't quite a southern state, some of our hole-in-the-wall BBQ shops and stands can hold their own against the best BBQ in the country.Find our full list of the best hole in the wall BBQ joints right here..
Fenwick Island might be the most underrated town in Delaware, and Fenwick Island State Park itself is really worth a visit. Check out the miles of shoreline trails and nature trail amongst the marsh. Read more about Fenwick Island right here.
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The quaint fishing town of Bowers Beach is home to one of the most unique museums in the area - the Bowers Beach Maritime Museum. Join them for a Buccaneer Bash or just for a quick visit and you'll find the most fascinating local history museum featuring many stories and artifacts from the pirates that once roamed offshore.
What’s your favorite place in Delaware? Is it one of the more popular parks – or do you prefer your peace and quiet? Tell us in the comments!
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