The Best Beach for You: Rehoboth, Dewey, or Lewes?
If you’re staying anywhere in the greater Rehoboth Beach area, you have many great beaches to choose from. Rehoboth Beach, Dewey Beach, and Lewes (Savannah Beach) are all just a few miles from each other, and each offer a unique experience. Here’s what you need to know before you go!
Rehoboth Beach – The Classic Boardwalk Experience
Best for: Families, casual beachgoers, and food lovers
Vibe: Bustling, family-friendly, and full of attractions
Top Attractions: Rehoboth Beach Boardwalk, Funland, Dogfish Head Brewings & Eats
Parking Tip: Metered/Park Mobile parking is available from Hickman to Wilmington Ave., providing access to quieter beach areas while keeping you close to boardwalk dining.
Dewey Beach – The Laid-Back, Party-Friendly Vibe
Best for: Young adults, groups of friends, and nightlife seekers
Vibe: Smaller, more relaxed beach scene with a lively bar scene
Top Attractions: The Starboard, Rusty Rudder, Bottle & Cork
Parking Tip: Park Mobile is available on most streets, but spots fill quickly. The best location for parking and a less crowded beach experience is between Chesapeake and Cullen Street.
Lewes Beach – A Quiet Escape with Bay Views
Best for: Families with young kids, couples, and nature lovers
Vibe: Calm, historic, and less commercialized
Top Attractions: Cape Henlopen State Park, Fisherman’s Wharf, Savannah Beach
Parking Tip: Savannah Beach in Lewes offers a large parking lot and calm bay waters, perfect for relaxing.
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Off-Season in Rehoboth: Live Like a Local
Think Rehoboth Beach is only fun in the summer? Think again! The off-season (September–May) offers fewer crowds, great deals, and plenty of events.
Why Visit Rehoboth Beach in the Off-Season?
- Lower Prices: Enjoy discounted vacation rentals, dining deals, and FREE Parking (May 15- Sep 15).
- Smaller Crowds: Stroll the boardwalk without the summer rush and enjoy the off-season traffic. Smaller crowds also means you can be spontaneous and go to dinner without a reservation!
- Dogs on the Beach: You can bring your dogs to the beaches from October 1 to April 3.
- Great Events: From the Sea Witch Festival in October to the St. Patrick’s Day in March, there’s always something happening.
Top Off-Season Deals & Specials
Many restaurants offer weekly specials during the off-season. Here are a few places to check out:
- Big Fish Grill – Monday is Crab Night! Tuesday is Pasta Night & 1/2 Price Bottles of Wine Night! Wednesday is Lobster Night! Dine-in only.
- The Pines – Monday is Steak & Wine Night at The Pines American Bistro. Enjoy Steak & Wine starting at $29!
- DiFebo’s – Wednesday is Parm night! Chef’s choice of rotating selection of parmesan classics for $24 with salad and wine!
- Blue Moon – Thursdays: Half-Price Happy Hour from 4-6pm in the bar, BOGO 50% Off Entrees and A Night with Roxy Cabaret at 8pm
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