Posted in Delaware
December 07, 2016
10 Small Towns In Rural Delaware That Are Downright Delightful
Is there anything more charming and delightful than a small town? These little spots offer plenty of small businesses, adorable architecture and a warm, wonderful feeling of community. Take a look at these 10 rural towns that we just love.
This charming little town has fewer than 4,000 residents and is also home to the beautiful Trap Pond State Park.
The historic homes and buildings in Odessa will certainly charm you. Check out the Cantwell's Tavern while you're there.
Frederica is truly tiny with just 700 or so residents. If you're hoping for peace and quiet, you'll certainly find it here.
The seaside town of Rehoboth Beach is one of the most visited in the state, but it still retains its rural personality. Fewer than 1,500 people live here year-round.
The tiniest town on our list, Bowers is home to only about 330 people! In addition to its adorable little church, it's situated right on the water, making it true perfection for those looking for thoughtful solitude.
The community of Seaford is home to around 7,000 folks and it certainly has the community feel. It took part in the Delaware Main Street Program, which has really revitalized the downtown area.
This pretty little town is just full of historic buildings, but only about 2,500 people live here so it certainly feels rural and quaint.
Even the public library is quaint and charming in Selbyville. This adorable town is also home to the oldest diner in the state, Doyle's Diner.
This riverfront hamlet is very quaint with its little shops and cafes. It's also surrounded by beautiful, wild marshes.
Quiet and pastoral, Millville is a pretty rural town. This tiny town only has around 500 residents, so folks looking for farm living feel right at home here.
Are you lucky enough to live in one of these small towns? If not, which one would you choose?
If small towns are wonderful, it stands to reason that small restaurants might be great, too! Take a look at these 9 extremely tiny restaurants.
