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Weekend Update: October 18th-20th

If you’re looking for something fun or different to do this weekend, check out these local options:

Saturday, October 19^th: Delmarva’s Best Ghost Stories
With Halloween just around the corner, head to Wilmington University (41 Rehoboth Ave) in Rehoboth Beach to beef up your repertoire. This workshop includes ghost stories from Delaware and Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Stories include Bigg Lizz, Patty Cannon, the haunted governor’s mansion, Fort Delaware, phantoms at the Cape May-Lewes Ferry and more. Cost is $25 and you must be preregistered to attend. The workshop runs from 11am-noon. Call 302-227-6295 to register.

Saturday, October 19^th: Herbal Soap Making from Scratch
You can learn the secrets of handcrafted soap in this introductory course. The class includes hands on demonstrations and instruction about ingredients, safety, and more. Attendees will take home their own freshly made soap to cure and cut at home. This class will take place at “The Soap Fairy” in Milford Delaware and is sponsored by the Rehoboth Beach campus of Wilmington University. Cost is $50 per person and includes all materials. The class runs from 1pm-3pm and you must pre-register. Call 302-227-6295 to register, and be sure to wear clothes that can get dirty.

Saturday, October 19^th: Wine, Cheese, and Beer Tasting
The Friends of Cape Henlopen State Park will host their 8^th annual Wine, Cheese & Beer Tasting at the Officer’s Club in Cape Henlopen from 4pm-6pm. Admission is $20 in advance or $24 at the door. You can purchase tickets (which also cover your entrance to the park) at the park office or the Lewes Chamber of Commerce.

Saturday, October 19^th: Haunted Southern Delaware Tour
Another great way to prepare for Halloween, the Sussex Heritage Tour Series will explore the topic of “Haunted Southern Delaware” this weekend. The tour runs from 4pm-10:30pm and begin and end at the Cape May-Lewes Ferry terminal in Lewes. Stops on this tour include the Cannonball House in Lewes, haunted hotels, Unknown Sailors Graveyard and more. Tickets are $40 and must be purchased in advance. Dinner is included in the price. You can claim one of the limited spaces by calling the Lewes Historical Society at 302-645-7670 ext. 10.

Saturday, October 19^th: Orion String Quartet
If classical music is more your style, Coastal Concerts presents the Orion String Quartet at 7pm on Saturday night. The concert takes place at Bethel United Methodist Church (Fourth & Market Streets) in Lewes. Tickets are $30 to see one of America’s top chamber ensembles perform.

Sunday, October 20^th: Birding Field Trip
Birding guides will lead a Birding Field Trip from 8am-noon at the Prime Hook National Wild Life Refuge. Come prepared for any weather and learn about the bird species that frequent the refuge in fall. Bring your binoculars, field guide and a spotting scope if you have one. Materials will be available to borrow if you don’t have your own. Trips are free and open to everyone. Call 302-684-8419 if you have any questions.

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5 Mini Golf Courses To Try

Mini golf is a great summer activity! Check out these great, local courses for some great, family fun:

Ryan’s Mini Golf. You really can’t get better than rooftop mini golf right on the boardwalk in Rehoboth! Directly Above Ryan’s Gems & Junk Shop you will find a mini golf course that is easy enough for kids, but fun for the whole family. Decorated with loads of animal sculptures, this is a simple course, but it has the most amazing views of any mini golf course I’ve ever seen! Prices are reasonable too, and they just opened a second course on the lower level, right on the boardwalk. Just be forewarned that it is hot up on that roof in the middle of the day!

Jungle Jim’s. Jungle Jim’s is more than just mini golf. It also features a water park, bumper boats, batting cages, go-carts, and more! It’s a little pricier than other mini-golf places around, but with water traps and other challenges it’s more fun too! Jungle Jim’s is located at 36944 Country Club Road in Rehoboth.

Shell We Golf. Shell We Golf might be the most famous golf course in Rehoboth since it’s so easily recognizable as you pass back and forth on Route 1. This course is great to play when it’s hot out since there’s a lot of shade! This is a mid-range course. Fun for the whole family, but with some pretty simple holes to keep the attention of the little ones! Shell We Golf is located at 19366 Coastal Highway in Rehoboth.

Fire Mountain Golf at Midway Speedway. Midway Speedway is another one-stop summer sport fun-land! This mini golf course is located beneath a volcano and is challenging and fun for everyone! In addition to mini golf there are also go carts, water slides, bumper boats, a climbing wall, and a lazy river! A day at Midway Speedway is fun for the whole family! Midway Speedway is located at 18645 Coastal Highway in Rehoboth.

Long Neck Mini Golf. If you’re looking for a fun game of golf but don’t want to fight the traffic into Rehoboth, check out Long Neck Mini Golf. Set amidst beautiful gardens, Long Neck is my mini-golf course of choice! The course is fun and challenging, but not too hard for the little ones. Several holes have creative twists, like water hazards, second holes, etc. so it’s an all-around fun course! Long Neck Mini Golf is located on Long Neck Road in Millsboro – you’ll know it when you see the huge crab on top of the waterfall! There’s also a pizza place and ice cream parlor within walking distance if you want to make an afternoon of it!

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3 Places to Check Out in Lewes

If you’re heading into Lewes for the Tulip Festival this weekend, or if you’re just out and about one day, be sure to stop by these Lewes favorites!

1. The Lewes Bake Shoppe. With yummy treats and coffee roasted on site the Lewes Bake Shoppe (124 Second Street) is definitely worth a visit.

2. Striper Bites. For a full meal, head over to nautical themed, Striper Bites (107 Savannah Road) offers award-winning lunch and dinner options. Mondays is half-price burger night from 5pm-9pm and Wednesday is steak and lobster night!

3. Abraxas Studio of Art. This gallery, located at 123c 2^nd Street, features oil paintings and local landscapes. It’s open from 11am-6pm daily and even features a section of adventure gear.

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5 Off Season Activities to Enjoy

Off season at the beach can be very relaxing. If you’re looking for something to do in the Lewes/Rehoboth Beach area, check out the following activities:

1. See a movie. Check out Movies at Midway for a popular feature film, or check out rehobothfilm.com for a more artsy choice and schedule of events.

2. Visit an Art Gallery. Lewes and Rehoboth are both brimming with art galleries and many of them are open during the off season. They are definitely worth a look.

3. Visit Cape Henlopen State Park. I know I keep going on and on about Cape Henlopen, but it’s seriously worth a visit! Visit my previous post for more info.

4. Shopping. Route 1 through Rehoboth Beach is brimming with outlets that are much more pleasant to shop at when they aren’t filled with beach-going tourists.

5. Walk on the beach or boardwalk. Walking on the beach in the winter, when it is all yours to enjoy alone, is a beautiful way to spend an afternoon. If walking on the sand doesn’t thrill you, you can stroll the Rehoboth Boardwalk instead. The view is equally lovely.

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Spotlight on The Buttery in Lewes

The Buttery is a great restaurant right in the midst of Historic Lewes. The Buttery serves lunch and dinner and is well known for their Sunday brunch service! The atmosphere is comfortable and welcoming, and the food is creative, flavorful, and delicious! The food can be pricey, but is also well worth it. The Buttery is the perfect place for a relaxed Sunday brunch with family, and is equally great for a lovely dinner or just about any special occasion! The Buttery also hosts their own special events, including their upcoming Murder Mystery Dinner on October 22^nd, which sounds like a blast! Locals love The Buttery and after just one visit it’s not hard to see why. You should definitely check it out!

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Weekend Update: September 7th-9th

If you’re looking for something fun to do this weekend, check out these local events:

Thursday, September 6^th-Saturday, September 8^th: Riverwalk Freedom Festival in Milford
This annual event in Milford begins with a 5K run/walk on Thursday, and continues from 4pm-9pm on Friday with a “Park Party” at Bicentennial Park. The “Park Party” is free and includes food, vendors, live entertainment, a boat parade, and fireworks at dusk. The festival concludes on Saturday with events from 10am-4pm including a vendors, food, live entertainment, a car show, and more. The annual Duck Dash will take place on Saturday with $350 in prizes up for grabs including $200 to the first place winner! There will also be a Kids Korner with pony rides, inflatables, games, a petting zoo and more! For more information check out this link.

Saturday, September 8^th: 34^th Annual Bethany Beach Boardwalk Arts Festival
Head down to the boardwalk in Bethany for a premier fine arts festival this weekend. Featuring over 100 skilled artisans, this juried show attracts more than 7,500 visitors yearly. The festival takes place from 10am-5pm on the boardwalk and surrounding streets, with a silent auction to benefit the art programs at four local elementary schools from 10am-4pm. Participating artisans work in basketry, clay, drawing, fiber, glass, jewelry, metal, mixed media, painting, photography, wood, and more.

Saturday, September 8^th – 7^th Annual Chocolate Tasting in the Park
Head into Cape Henlopen State Park to sample all kinds of tasty chocolate treats! The $5 admission includes 6 samples. All the chocolate is homemade! This delicious festival runs from 1pm-4pm.

Saturday, September 8^th – Town-Wide Yard Sale in Milton
If you like to score deals then check out the annual town-wide yard sale in Milton beginning at 9am.

Sunday, September 9^th: Concert in Cupola Park
This concert at Cupola Park is Millsboro features Jr. Wilson with special guiest Kathie Martin. The show begins at 6pm and is free for everyone. Don’t forget to bring a lawn chair!

Sunday, September 9^th: Chicken Plunge and Beach Party
This all day beach party takes place in Rehoboth at Grenoble Place and the Boardwalk. Games, food, face painting, and more are part of the fun! Tickets are $1 each or 12 for $10. The Chicken Plunge takes place at 1pm and you must be registered. For more information check out this link.

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Spotlight on Finbar’s Pub & Grill

Finbar’s is a classic Irish Pub known for its welcoming atmosphere. Located right on the Avenue (316 Rehoboth Ave.), Finbar’s is in the heart of it all! They serve a variety of meals, including steaks and fresh seafood. Most of their menu items utilize fresh, local produce and farm fare. Finbar’s also proudly supports local, sustainable farming and fishing practices.

The bar at Finbar’s is known for being welcoming, and with 28 beers on tap plus other extensive choices, it’s a good thing the bartenders have a reputation for being helpful! Finbar’s is open year round and is even a great place to bring the family. They have a nice children’s menu, and kids even get free ice cream for dessert! So, if you’re looking to try some place new in Rehoboth, be sure to check out Finbar’s!

5 Art Galleries To Check Out in Rehoboth

Some people do not realize what a prevalent art scene Rehoboth Beach has. There are way more than five at galleries to check out, but if you’ve never checked them out, here are five popular picks to get you started:

1. Rehoboth Art League. Located at 12 Dodds Lane in Henlopen Acres, the Rehoboth Art League is more than just a gallery. They also hold events, classes, and competitions throughout the year. You should definitely check it out!

2. Aerie Art Gallery. If modern art isn’t really your thing, check out this gallery, located at 45 Lake Ave. Aerie Art features art work from the 1800s alongside modern, local art and gorgeous, custom furniture.

3. Gallery 50. This smaller gallery is located at 50-A Wilmington Ave. and features fine art and photography. The artists represented at Gallery 50 are almost exclusively young, emerging artists.

4. Philip Morton Gallery. Located at 47 Baltimore Ave., this gallery offers unique art of all kinds and highlights a different artist every month. This gallery was voted as best art gallery in Delaware Today’s “Best of Delaware” 2012 edition.

5. Delaware Art Gallery. Located at 239 Rehoboth Ave this gallery specializes in beautiful beach photography. Definitely worth a look!

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Thursday Three: 3 Awesome Local Farmers Markets

Who doesn’t love fresh, locally produced fruits and veggies? We are lucky enough to have several local farmers markets worth checking out, and since they’re open different days of the week, you can have fresh food all summer long! Here are three to check out:

Historic Lewes Farmers Market – 110 Shipcarpenter Street
Open every Saturday through the end of September. 8am-12pm. No pets allowed. Vendors sell everything, including fresh beef & pork, homemade jellies and jams, fruits, veggies, organic baked goods, gourmet cheeses, and more! For a full list of vendors, check out this list.

Rehoboth Beach Farmers Market – Next to the Rehoboth Beach Chamber of Commerce (501 Rehoboth Ave.)
Open every Tuesday from noon-4pm. In addition to the usual farmers market vendors you can also enjoy chef’s demos! Check out the website for lots of info, suggested recipes, and a weekly newsletter.

Milton Farmers Market – Downtown Historic Milton… you can’t miss it!
Open every Friday from 3:30pm-6:30pm through the end of October. This farmers market is only in its second year, but it’s already become a local staple! You can friend this market on Facebook for updates and more info!

So, what are you waiting for? Check out these local markets… you won’t be sorry!

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5 Mini Golf Courses To Try

I can’t think of many family activities that shout SUMMER! more than mini-golf, and our area is chock full of mini golf courses. Here are my top five to try:

Ryan’s Mini Golf. You really can’t get better than rooftop mini golf right on the boardwalk in Rehoboth! Directly Above Ryan’s Gems & Junk Shop you will find a mini golf course that is easy enough for kids, but fun for the whole family. Decorated with loads of animal sculptures, this is a simple course, but it has the most amazing views of any mini golf course I’ve ever seen! Prices are reasonable too. Just be forewarned that it is hot up on that roof in the middle of the day!

I can’t think of many family activities that shout SUMMER! more than mini-golf, and our area is chock full of mini golf courses. Here are my top five to try:

Ryan’s Mini Golf. You really can’t get better than rooftop mini golf right on the boardwalk in Rehoboth! Directly Above Ryan’s Gems & Junk Shop you will find a mini golf course that is easy enough for kids, but fun for the whole family. Decorated with loads of animal sculptures, this is a simple course, but it has the most amazing views of any mini golf course I’ve ever seen! Prices are reasonable too. Just be forewarned that it is hot up on that roof in the middle of the day!

Jungle Jim’s. Jungle Jim’s is more than just mini golf. It also features a water park, bumper boats, batting cages, go-carts, and more! It’s a little pricier than other mini-golf places around, but with water traps and other challenges it’s more fun too! Jungle Jim’s is located at 36944 Country Club Road in Rehoboth.

Shell We Golf. Shell We Golf might be the most famous golf course in Rehoboth since it’s so easily recognizable as you pass back and forth on Route 1. This course is great to play when it’s hot out since there’s a lot of shade! This is a mid-range course. Fun for the whole family, but with some pretty simple holes to keep the attention of the little ones! Shell We Golf is located at 19366 Coastal Highway in Rehoboth.

Fire Mountain Golf at Midway Speedway. Midway Speedway is another one-stop summer sport fun-land! This mini golf course is located beneath a volcano and is challenging and fun for everyone! In addition to mini golf there are also go carts, water slides, bumper boats, a climbing wall, and a lazy river! A day at Midway Speedway is fun for the whole family! Midway Speedway is located at 18645 Coastal Highway in Rehoboth.

Looking to buy or sell a home in Sussex County? Give us a call at Cooper Realty and put us to work for you – 302-644-2266.

Spotlight on Fort Miles

Fort Miles is/will be receiving a lot of attention in the coming days because a relic from World War II is currently making its way toward Fort Miles. The 16 inch gun headed to Cape Henlopen was part of the heavy weaponry on the battleship USS Missouri.

Fort Miles was a key piece of our nation’s coastal defense during World War II, and it is located in what is now Cape Henlopen State Park. Fort Miles is listed in the National Register of Historic Places and is a great place to learn about the role of the Delaware shore during World War II. Fort Miles is/will be receiving a lot of attention in the coming days because a relic from World War II is currently making its way toward Fort Miles. The 16 inch gun headed to Cape Henlopen was part of the heavy weaponry on the battleship USS Missouri. Although this exact gun was never at Fort Miles, it is similar to the two Army guns housed there, ready to defend the coastline should the need arise. The gun is 66 feet long, weights a quarter of a million pounds, and could shoot a 1-ton shell around 23 miles! This massive gun is set to arrive in Georgetown on Monday, April 16^th and make its way to Cape Henlopen from there. Nobody is exactly sure when the gun will arrive at Fort Miles, but in the meantime you can take a tour or participate in the interpretive program at Fort Miles. The Orientation Building is open from 10am-4pm on Tuesday-Saturday.

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Weekend Update – April 13-15

It’s time to start planning the weekend! Here are a few great options for April 13-15, no matter what your taste…

It’s time to start planning the weekend! Here are a few great options, no matter what your taste:

Thursday, April 12^th – Sunday, April 15^th: The 3^rd Annual Lewes Tulip Festival
Head into Historic Lewes to take part in the 3^rd Annual Lewes Tulip Festival, where beauty blooms. Activities abound throughout the town, surrounded by more than 10,000 tulips! Click here for a schedule of events.

Friday, April 13^th – Saturday, April 14^th: Dewey Beach Popfest
Want to enjoy live music and an energized, good time? Check out Popfest hosted by The Rusty Rudder in Dewey Beach (113 Dickinson Street). Hear Power Pop, Britpop & Pop Punk bands on four stages all weekend.

Saturday, April 14^th: Annual Flea Market at Cape Henlopen State Park
This flea market takes place at the Seaside Nature Center in Cape Henlopen State Park from 9am-3pm. If you have items to donate they may be donated at the Nature Center on Friday, 4/13 from 10am-1pm. There are some good deals to be had, so check it out! (In case of rain the flea market will be held in the Auditorium.)

Saturday, April 14^th: Kiwanis Club Pancake Breakfast Fundraiser
Support the Kiwanis Club as they raise money for local children’s charities. Enjoy all you can eat pancakes, sausage, coffee, tea, and orange juice at the Applebee’s in Rehoboth Beach (36501 Seaside Outlet Drive). Tickets are $6.

Saturday, April 14^th: The Atlantic Pearl Harbor
The Georgetown Public Library will be hosting a program called “The Atlantic Pearl Harbor: German U-Boats, Fort Miles and the Delaware Coastline” at 11am. Hear about Fort Miles in Lewes and the terror threat presented to the East Coast by German U-boats during World War II. This event is free and open to the public, but you must register by contacting the Georgetown Public Library (302-856-7958).

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Art at the Beach: Art to Experience in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware

Rehoboth Beach offers something for everyone. If you love art, here are a few local events and exhibitions you may be interested in checking out:

Performance Art: My Fair Lady

Starting this week you can catch Clear Space’s reimagined version of the classic, My Fair Lady. The show opens on March 16^th and runs through April 1^st. Clear Space has several promotions on tickets including buy 4 tickets, get 1 free and a “pay what you can” night once during each run. So, head down to Clear Space (20 Baltimore Ave., Rehoboth Beach) and watch the love story between odd couple Eliza Doolittle and Professor Higgins unfold!

“Young at Art”

This juried exhibition contains works by local artists. The twist? All of the artists are from elementary, middle, or high schools in Sussex County! Check it out at Rehoboth Art League (12 Dodds Lane, Rehoboth Beach). The exhibit runs until March 23^rd.

Group Exhibitions at Gallery 50

From now through May there are revolving group exhibitions at Gallery 50 (50 Wilmington Avenue) in Rehoboth. Check it out… you might find a new artist that you just love!

Get Your Art Seen

If you are an artist or crafter and you’re looking for opportunities to have your art seen, you can apply to be part of the Dewey Beach Arts Fest that is scheduled for Saturday, May 12^th. Dewey Business Partnership, which sponsors the event, is looking for artists and crafters but the application must be postmarked by this Thursday, March 15^th, so don’t wait!

After you check out all this art, give us a call at Cooper Realty and let us help you find the perfect home to display it in – 302-644-2266!

Spotlight on Blue Water Grill in Millsboro, Delaware

Looking for a place to eat in Millsboro, or just wanting to check out a new local joint? Blue Water Grill in Millsboro, Delware has a great atmosphere and terrific food…

In Sussex County, towns like Lewes and Rehoboth Beach get a lot of publicity, and for good reason, but the inland town of Millsboro is a great town as well! Last time I was there, I had no idea where to eat so I took a chance and walked into the Blue Water Grill (226 Main Street). And let me tell you, I’m so glad I took that chance. It was A-M-A-Z-I-N-G!!!

The atmosphere was laid-back and hip. It was the kind of place that could be dressed up or down so that anyone would be comfortable. You could throw on jeans and a t-shirt and bring the kids for a family meal, put on a suit and tie and bring your colleagues or customers for a business lunch, or dress up a little and come for date-night!

Atmosphere is great, but let’s talk food… that’s why you go to a restaurant in the first place, isn’t it? Every bite of the food at Blue Water Grill was absolutely delicious. I went for lunch with my husband and ordered the salmon sandwich. I love salmon, and the sandwich did not disappoint, but it was the house horsey sauce that took it from yummy to Y-U-M-M-Y! My husband had a burger and said it was one of the best burgers he’d ever had (and he LOVES burgers, so that’s high praise!). Our entrees were delicious – even the fries were good, but it was our starter that left us wanting more. The House Recipe Seafood Bisque was awesome! I’m not exaggerating at all when I tell you that it was by far the best soup I’ve ever had. We ordered a bowl to share, but we should’ve each ordered our own because we were practically fighting for the last spoonful. I’m nearly drooling just thinking about it!

In case you couldn’t tell, I would highly recommend eating at the Blue Water Grill (you can check out their full menu here). And while you’re in Millsboro you should look around a little bit; maybe you’ll decide it’s the perfect place for you. If that’s the case, give us a call at Cooper Realty — 302-644-2266 and let us help you find your new home!

5 Reasons to Visit Cape Henlopen State Park in the Winter

Did you know that Cape Henlopen has a lot to offer in the winter months too? Here are 5 great activities for all ages that can be done any time of year…

Cape Henlopen State Park in Lewes, Delaware attracts thousands of visitors during the summer months when sunbathing, sand castle building, and swimming are prime activities for beach-goers. But did you know that Cape Henlopen has a lot to offer in the winter months too? Here are 5 great activities for all ages that can be done any time of year:

Visit the Seaside Nature Center
Open from 9am-4pm all year round, the Seaside Nature Center has many exhibits and displays, tanks full of local fish, and even a touch-tank! It’s definitely worth a visit.
Take a walk on the beach
Who says the beach is only for summer? Taking a winter walk along the beach is invigorating! Not only can you enjoy different scenery than in the summer months, but there are no crowds to fight for it! I can’t think of anything better than a relaxing stroll under sun, listening to the waves crash nearby. So, what are you waiting for? Bundle up and get out there! There’s nothing more beautiful than a beach you have all to yourself.
Hike or bike the trails
There are 8 trails within Cape Henlopen, ranging from just over half a mile to 5 miles in length. Some trails are designated for hiking only, but there are lovely, paved bike trails as well, and even an equestrian trail. If you like to hike, you can even take part in the Delaware State Parks Trail Challenge – 3 of the trails are within Cape Henlopen! If biking is more your thing, stop by the Seaside Nature Center (see #1!) to borrow a free bike from the Friends Park Pedal program and pedal around these beautiful trails! If you want to check out the trails in advance, you can even download trail maps here.
Check out one of the organized programs
Cape Henlopen offers a wide variety of public programs for all different ages. Many programs are family-friendly and some are even geared specifically for children! Upcoming programs include a Winter Moon Hike, Awesome Amphibians, and a Youth Saltwater Tying Workshop. Some events require a small fee, but most are free. Pre-registration is often required, even for free events, so it’s best to call early and save your spot! You can download the Spring 2012 program brochure here.
Explore history
Fort Miles was a key piece of our nation’s coastal defense during World War II, and it is located in what is now Cape Henlopen State Park. Fort Miles is listed in the National Register of Historic Places and is a great place for families and history buffs alike! So take a tour, participate in the interpretive program, and find out more about the role of the Delaware shore in World War II. The Fort Miles Orientation Building is open from 10am-4pm on Fridays and Saturdays through the end of March. Beginning it April is open from 10am-4pm on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays as well.

These activities are available year round, but why wait for the heat and the crowds to take advantage of them? Head over to Cape Henlopen soon and discover what the beach has to offer in March! When you do, you’ll see for yourself why we love Cape Henlopen and the town of Lewes so much. If you decide to stay give us a call at Cooper Realty – 302-644-2266 and let us help you find your new home!