With so much to do along the Delaware coast, some of the most obvious places get overlooked by people desperate to find a hidden gem. While there’s absolutely nothing wrong with straying from the beaten path, it’s worth noting that the most popular places in the state are so loved because they’re absolutely incredible. Funland, in Rehoboth Beach, is one of those places!

Funland is located just steps away from the sand along the Rehoboth Beach Boardwalk.
Facebook / Funland Rehoboth Beach
At this old-fashioned amusement park, you'll find all sorts of rides.
Flickr / Mandy Jansen
From the family-friendly bumper cars...
Flickr / Susan Smith
... to the thrilling Sea Dragon and the Superflip, there's something here for everyone!
Facebook / Funland Rehoboth Beach
Test your skills at their vintage carnival games, like one-shot basketball.
Flickr / Christian M. Brady

Related Stories

Escape To The Countryside When You Stay At This Rural Airbnb In Delaware

Escape To The Countryside When You Stay At This Rural Airbnb In Delaware

 You'll Never Look At Doughnuts The Same Way After Trying Sleeping Bird Doughnuts In Delaware

You'll Never Look At Doughnuts The Same Way After Trying Sleeping Bird Doughnuts In Delaware

 LGBTQ+ And Woman-Owned Huxley & Hiro Booksellers Is A Delightful Community Bookstore In Wilmington, Delaware

LGBTQ+ And Woman-Owned Huxley & Hiro Booksellers Is A Delightful Community Bookstore In Wilmington, Delaware
The rolling horse racing game will bring out your competitive side...
Flickr / Victoria Pickering
... but it's all worth it if you win a prize.
Flickr / Susan Smith
The bravest members of your crew will enjoy a trip through the Haunted Mansion.
Flickr / Susan Smith
And even younger kids will have a blast on the more mild rides!
Flickr / Susan Smith
After a full day of riding tides and playing carnival games at Funland, you'll want to stuff your face on the Boardwalk.
Flickr / Michael Newman
Click here to read about Gus and Gus, the old fashioned hamburger joint that's been a boardwalk favorite for generations.

Visit Funland during the week for shorter lines and fewer crowds, but now that summer’s here, don’t expect to have the place to yourself! Regardless of any waits or fellow visitors, you’ll have the time of your life at this old fashioned amusement park that’s right on the beach.

The opening hours for this amusement park vary – you can find a daily schedule here. Funland does not have a set closing time – they’ll keep the party going as long as there are guests in the park! Keep an eye on the Funland Facebook Page for any weather related closings.

OnlyInYourState may earn compensation through affiliate links in this article. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases.

Related Articles