Rehoboth Beach Boardwalk & Beach
Rehoboth Beach Boardwalk
A seaside boardwalk about 1.6 km long, lined with fries, salt water taffy, amusement rides, and wide sandy beaches.
The Rehoboth Beach Boardwalk has been here since the town was founded in 1873. Today it stretches about 1.6 km. Its junction with Rehoboth Avenue is the heart of town, surrounded by old-fashioned french fry stands, ice cream shops, salt water taffy shops, and amusement arcades. East of the boardwalk is a wide beach with lifeguards on duty. In summer, you can rent beach umbrellas, chairs, and surfboards. Street parking in the town center is paid by phone. During peak season, it is best to take the DART beach bus or ride a bicycle. Summer brings weekly live band concerts on the bandstand.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Dolle's Candyland
- Funland
- Dewey Beach
- Junction and Breakwater Trail
- Fort Miles & WWII Fire Control Towers
- Tanger Outlets Rehoboth Beach
- Delaware Seashore State Park & Indian River Inlet
- Cape May–Lewes Ferry