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Tired of being locked inside all winter? Delaware’s Quaint Villages has a cure for that! Book a last-minute trip now or plan ahead for St. Patrick’s Day and enjoy one-of-a-kind fun you won’t find anywhere else.

Take a ride through the Amish Countryside. Spend some solo time gazing upon the soothing waters of Delaware Bay. Discover the unique charm of each of our quaint villages. Explore the history of our nation’s First State. Or get a thoroughly unique view of our culture and history with a self-guided tour of the painted, four-foot, fiberglass replicas of the Augusta on Milford’s Art Stroll. A stay in our nearby villages is just the escape you need to be ready for spring!

Dover’s Biggs Museum of American Art houses one of the finest collections of American and decorative arts, with everything from landscapes and portraits to furnishings, decorative items and silverware. Strolling through the galleries, you’ll see the entire progression of the American aesthetic from its 17th century influences to modern day masterworks.

It’s time to get outside and reconnect with nature’s beauty! And there’s no better escape than Delaware’s Quaint Villages. Our parks provide the fresh air, open space and solitude you seek - the perfect tonic for peace of mind, relaxation, and rejuvenation. Better yet, they offer a much-needed change of scenery. Take a leisurely hike to see the wildflowers breaking through the forest floor at Blackbird State Forest. Or try to spot nature’s newest wildlife at Killens Pond State Park, which is waiving entry fees through April. 

From bike rides through the Amish Countryside to fishing at Little Creek, our parks help you remain connected to the activities you love the most, while also remaining socially distant. So refresh your spirit and recharge your “happy”. Plan a getaway in nearby Kent County today!

It’s important to follow the CDC’s and DPH’s standard health measures including regularly washing hands, avoiding touching your face, and staying home if you feel sick. Whenever possible, please practice social distancing. We also recommend calling our establishments or visiting their websites ahead of stopping in to find out their most up to date hours of operation. For information on how the Coronavirus is affecting Delaware please visit  http://de.gov/coronavirus for the most up-to-date information.

The best time of the year is here! Everything is turning green and lush, flowers are in bloom, and the weather is perfect. While Americans may be suspending travel for now, there’s no reason we can’t get outdoors, wherever we are. Better yet, nothing is stopping us from dreaming of a time we can safely gather at events, dine in fine restaurants, and hit the casinos once again.

Here in Delaware’s Quaint Villages, we’re making the most of our time at our home. We’re getting plenty of fresh air in idyllic natural settings, like the Milford Riverwalk pictured above. We’re treating ourselves to carryout growlers from Brick Works Brewing & Eats. We’re shopping online at local boutiques. And, just like you’re dreaming and planning for the time you can explore, revel, restore, commemorate, and indulge with us again, we are too. Here are some of the things you can look forward to. We hope to see you soon!

It's important to continue to practice good hygiene and people who feel sick should stay home. Continue to adhere to State and local guidance as well as complementary CDC guidance, particularly with respect to face coverings.

As we all know, we are experiencing an unprecedented event.  While it is impossible to predict how long this crisis will last, we will recover given the great spirit and strength of all Americans. 

When that time comes, you will be eager to travel again. The entire Kent County team will be here to welcome you with all the warmth and care our great community is known for.  We will be more than ever, a place for you to relax and rejuvenate. 

While waiting for that day to come, please take care of yourself, your family and friends.  Please keep in your thoughts our dedicated health care professionals and all our first responders.  Until we come out on the other side, we hope you can continue to enjoy inspiring content which we hope will help brighten your days and enable you to look forward to the future.

Be Well.

Regards,

Peter Bradley
President – Kent County Tourism

As we all know, we are experiencing an unprecedented event.  While it is impossible to predict how long this crisis will last, we will recover given the great spirit and strength of all Americans. 

When that time comes, you will be eager to travel again. The entire Kent County team will be here to welcome you with all the warmth and care our great community is known for.  We will be more than ever, a place for you to relax and rejuvenate. 

While waiting for that day to come, please take care of yourself, your family and friends.  Please keep in your thoughts our dedicated health care professionals and all our first responders.  Until we come out on the other side, we hope you can continue to enjoy inspiring content which we hope will help brighten your days and enable you to look forward to the future.

Be Well.

Regards,

Peter Bradley
President – Kent County Tourism

The best time of the year is here! Everything is turning green and lush, flowers are in bloom, and the weather is perfect. While Americans may be suspending travel for now, there’s no reason we can’t get outdoors, wherever we are. Better yet, nothing is stopping us from dreaming of a time we can safely gather at events, dine in fine restaurants, and hit the casinos once again.

Here in Delaware’s Quaint Villages, we’re making the most of our time at our home. We’re getting plenty of fresh air in idyllic natural settings, like the Milford Riverwalk pictured above. We’re treating ourselves to carryout growlers from Brick Works Brewing & Eats. We’re shopping online at local boutiques. And, just like you’re dreaming and planning for the time you can explore, revel, restore, commemorate, and indulge with us again, we are too. Here are some of the things you can look forward to. We hope to see you soon!

It's important to continue to practice good hygiene and people who feel sick should stay home. Continue to adhere to State and local guidance as well as complementary CDC guidance, particularly with respect to face coverings.

As we all know, we are experiencing an unprecedented event.  While it is impossible to predict how long this crisis will last, we will recover given the great spirit and strength of all Americans. 

When that time comes, you will be eager to travel again. The entire Kent County team will be here to welcome you with all the warmth and care our great community is known for.  We will be more than ever, a place for you to relax and rejuvenate. 

While waiting for that day to come, please take care of yourself, your family and friends.  Please keep in your thoughts our dedicated health care professionals and all our first responders.  Until we come out on the other side, we hope you can continue to enjoy inspiring content which we hope will help brighten your days and enable you to look forward to the future.

Be Well.

Regards,

Peter Bradley
President – Kent County Tourism

It’s time to get outside and reconnect with nature’s beauty! And there’s no better escape than Delaware’s Quaint Villages. Our parks provide the fresh air, open space and solitude you seek - the perfect tonic for peace of mind, relaxation, and rejuvenation. Better yet, they offer a much-needed change of scenery. Take a leisurely hike to see the wildflowers breaking through the forest floor at Blackbird State Forest. Or try to spot nature’s newest wildlife at Killens Pond State Park, which is waiving entry fees through April. 

From bike rides through the Amish Countryside to fishing at Little Creek, our parks help you remain connected to the activities you love the most, while also remaining socially distant. So refresh your spirit and recharge your “happy”. Plan a getaway in nearby Kent County today!

It’s important to follow the CDC’s and DPH’s standard health measures including regularly washing hands, avoiding touching your face, and staying home if you feel sick. Whenever possible, please practice social distancing. We also recommend calling our establishments or visiting their websites ahead of stopping in to find out their most up to date hours of operation. For information on how the Coronavirus is affecting Delaware please visit  http://de.gov/coronavirus for the most up-to-date information.

The best time of the year is here! Everything is turning green and lush, flowers are in bloom, and the weather is perfect. While Americans may be suspending travel for now, there’s no reason we can’t get outdoors, wherever we are. Better yet, nothing is stopping us from dreaming of a time we can safely gather at events, dine in fine restaurants, and hit the casinos once again.

Here in Delaware’s Quaint Villages, we’re making the most of our time at our home. We’re getting plenty of fresh air in idyllic natural settings, like the Milford Riverwalk pictured above. We’re treating ourselves to carryout growlers from Brick Works Brewing & Eats. We’re shopping online at local boutiques. And, just like you’re dreaming and planning for the time you can explore, revel, restore, commemorate, and indulge with us again, we are too. Here are some of the things you can look forward to. We hope to see you soon!

It's important to continue to practice good hygiene and people who feel sick should stay home. Continue to adhere to State and local guidance as well as complementary CDC guidance, particularly with respect to face coverings.