There’s a lot to do wherever you go in Delaware, but it seems like people forget about the heart and soul of the state. Slower Lower Delaware is much more than just the woods, some farms, and the beaches! Check out some of the coolest places you can find downstate.
Please note, Wilson’s General Store is temporarily closed.
- The Store in Gumboro
Facebook / The Store in Gumboro The Store in Gumboro serves up delicious food, and there’s a charming country shop next door! Enjoy a filling meal and shop for home decor all at the same time at this unique little complex.
- Vanderwende Creamery, Bridgeville
Facebook / Vanderwende Farm Creamery What’s better than farm fresh ice cream? Not much! Vanderwende serves up some of the tastiest treats in the state, and you’ll be enjoying your cone in the company of the creamery’s own cows.
- Wilson’s General Store, Georgetown
Facebook / Wilson’s General Store Wilson’s General Store has been a Georgetown landmark for generations. They make the absolute best scrapple sandwiches you’ll ever try.
- Trap Pond State Park, Laurel
Facebook / Trap Pond State Park Trap Pond is one of Delaware’s most underrated state parks. Enjoy a hike here during a breezy fall day and keep an eye out for birds, fish, and other wildlife!
- Serendipity Restaurant, Oak Orchard
Facebook / Serendipity Restaurant Serendipity is one of the quirkiest restaurants in Delaware. Located right on the Indian River, this bright and colorful spot serves up some of the best pasta dishes around.
- Governor Ross Mansion, Seaford
Wikimedia Commons The historic Governor Ross Mansion and Plantation in Seaford is a great place to visit for a day trip. Take a tour and find out if the plantation truly is one of the most haunted places around.
- Harvest Ridge Winery, Marydel
Google Local / Ian Furlong Harvest Ridge Winery is also home to Rebel Seed Cidery, and this family owned farm vineyard is gorgeous in the fall and winter! Warm up with some delicious Delaware wines and ciders on the next chilly day.
- Cupola Park, Millsboro
Facebook / Cupola Park Cupola Park in Millsboro is one of the most peaceful places to picnic in Delaware. Stroll the scenic river town and settle down near the water to watch the day go by.
- Nanticoke Indian Museum, Millsboro
Google Local / Robert Dugary The Nanticoke Indian Museum is one of Delaware’s richest heritage sites. This museum is home to an incredible collection of artifacts and artwork, and the stories the staff tell are mesmerizing.
Have you visited any of these cool places? Which has been your favorite? Of course, driving through Slower Lower Delaware is a treat itself – the farmland scenery is beautiful! Share your best shots with our Delaware Nature Lovers Facebook group.
Facebook / The Store in Gumboro
The Store in Gumboro serves up delicious food, and there’s a charming country shop next door! Enjoy a filling meal and shop for home decor all at the same time at this unique little complex.
Facebook / Vanderwende Farm Creamery
What’s better than farm fresh ice cream? Not much! Vanderwende serves up some of the tastiest treats in the state, and you’ll be enjoying your cone in the company of the creamery’s own cows.
Facebook / Wilson’s General Store
Wilson’s General Store has been a Georgetown landmark for generations. They make the absolute best scrapple sandwiches you’ll ever try.
Facebook / Trap Pond State Park
Trap Pond is one of Delaware’s most underrated state parks. Enjoy a hike here during a breezy fall day and keep an eye out for birds, fish, and other wildlife!
Facebook / Serendipity Restaurant
Serendipity is one of the quirkiest restaurants in Delaware. Located right on the Indian River, this bright and colorful spot serves up some of the best pasta dishes around.
Wikimedia Commons
The historic Governor Ross Mansion and Plantation in Seaford is a great place to visit for a day trip. Take a tour and find out if the plantation truly is one of the most haunted places around.
Google Local / Ian Furlong
Harvest Ridge Winery is also home to Rebel Seed Cidery, and this family owned farm vineyard is gorgeous in the fall and winter! Warm up with some delicious Delaware wines and ciders on the next chilly day.
Facebook / Cupola Park
Cupola Park in Millsboro is one of the most peaceful places to picnic in Delaware. Stroll the scenic river town and settle down near the water to watch the day go by.
Google Local / Robert Dugary
The Nanticoke Indian Museum is one of Delaware’s richest heritage sites. This museum is home to an incredible collection of artifacts and artwork, and the stories the staff tell are mesmerizing.
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