A sandy public beach that offers various organized sports activities every evening during the summer plus special designated areas for surfing and surf fishing.
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No vehicles on the boardwalk or beach. Skateboards are prohibited on the boardwalk and bandstand year round and on sidewalks and streets at all hours May 15-September 15. Roller blades and roller skates are prohibited on the boardwalk, bandstand, and Rehoboth Avenue May 15-September 15.
People, including those who are sleeping, are not allowed on the beach from 1-5 am. Parking in the City of Rehoboth Beach is by permit or meter payments only from May 15-September 15. Parking permits are enforced from 10am-5 pm, and meters are in effect from 10 am-10 pm.
The overall cost of living in Rehoboth Beach is 150.8 on a scale where 100 represents the average U.S. city. That means it would take about $151 to buy the same amount of goods and services as $100 in other typical communities.
Yes, you can bring food. No glass . And they are fussy about trash, thankfully, so use the trash cans that abound. There are lots of places on the boardwalk to buy food also.
No sleeping on the beach between the hours of 1:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. No sleeping in cars, on any street within the City, on or under the boardwalk, or on benches. No drinking or open containers of alcoholic beverages on beach, boardwalk, or public streets within the city limits. No open fires on the beach.
The case for: Rehoboth is the region's most classic beach town, with lovely shingled cottages amid shady pines plus a mile-long boardwalk lined with treats and amusements. Adjacent Lewes is a quieter enclave of historic clapboard houses and upscale dining.
Known as the “Nation's Summer Capital,” our city was historically branded as the getaway of choice for beach-goers from the Washington, D.C. area. Today, our beach town hosts visitors from all over the country - indeed, from around the globe - and Rehoboth Beach has become a year-round vacation destination.
Yes, you can camp overnight on some Delaware beaches, but not directly on the sand. There are several campgrounds near the beach that offer a variety of camping options, including tent and RV camping.