ARTS, CULTURE, HISTORY & NATURE

Lewes has something for everyone!


Ecotourism is fast becoming popular among active adults and families alike. If the ocean, bay and natural beaches are your passion, Lewes is the place to begin. Whale and dolphin-watching tours are scheduled during the warm weather months. You can sail on a tall ship or rent a small boat to tour the harbor or Delaware Bay. Cape Henlopen State Park (5000 acres) and nearby Prime Hook Wildlife refuge (8500 acres) offer unlimited outdoor experiences. Whether you are an avid birder or you simply want to enjoy the beauty of pristine sand dunes, quiet pine forest trails and unspoiled marshland, Lewes has it all.


CAPE MAY - LEWES FERRY

Enjoy a 80-minute cruise across the scenic Delaware Bay aboard the Cape-May Lewes Ferry. Whether you travel as a foot passenger or drive your car, you'll always find new and exciting things to see and do in Victorian Cape May, New Jersey or historic Lewes, Delaware.

Click Here for more information

Or Call:

Reservations & Departure Times: 1-800-64-FERRY

 

PARKS & TOURS

State Park

  • Cape Henlopen State Park

        Cape Henlopen Drive, www.delawarestateparks.com, 645-8983

  • Friends of Cape Henlopen State Park

      644-4923

Tours

  • Delaware River & Bay Lighthouse Foundation

       644-7046, www.delawarebaylights.org

  • Dogfish Head Craft Brewery

       Chestnut Street, Milton, 684-1000, www.dogfish.com

  • Fort Miles Historical Association

       Cape Henlopen State Park, 645-0753

  • Lavender Fields at Warrington Manor

       18864 Cool Spring Road, 684-1514, www.lavenderfieldsde.com

  • Nassau Valley Vineyards

      32165 Winery Way, 645-9463, www.nassauvalley.com

  • Overfalls Lightship - On the Canal

       Front Street, 644-8050,www.overfalls.org

  • Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge

       11978 Turkle Pond Road, Milton, 684-8419, www.fws.gov

 

PLACES TO VISIT..THINGS TO DO

 

Unless otherwise noted, all locations are in Lewes and nearby areas.


Entertainment Venues  (Please click the websites or call numbers listed for more information.)

  

       www.brandywinebaroque.org, 592-4544

       www.leweschamber.com,  877-465-3937

       www.clearspaceproductions.org, 644-3810

       www.coastalconcerts.org, 645-1539

       www.delawarecomedytheatre.com, 258-5443

       www.footlightsweb.com, 645-7220

       www.henlopentheaterproject.com, 227-2939

       www.midatlanticsymphony.org, 888-846-8600

       www. miltontheatre.org, 684-3400

 

Galleries/Artisan Studios

       305 Ocean View Boulevard, 644-0710

       110 West 3rd Street, 644-7733

      114 Third Street, 2nd Floor, 245-6258, www.denisedumont.com

      109 Market St., 2nd Floor, 644-7513, www.packardreathgallery.com

      Steve Rogers - Ship Model Builder/Artist
      Pat Staby - Whimsical Fiber Artist

      645-9030

         510 Railroad Avenue, 645-6614

 

Historical Places of Interest

   (Please check websites or call for tour information.)

        Tours depart from pier behind Cape May-Lewes Ferry Terminal in Lewes

       www.delawarebaylights.org, 644-7046

       Located within Cape Henlopen State Park, 645-075

       Front Street on the canal, www.overfalls.org, 644-8050

       102 Kings Highway, www.history.delaware.gov, 645-1148


Places of Worship

       St. George's Chapel, 20322 Beaver Dam Road, Harbeson, 945-3522

      2nd & Market Streets, 645-8479

 

Public Library

      645-2733/645-4633

Seasonal Farmers Market

       See Annual Calendar of Events for dates and times

       www.historiclewesfarmersmarket.org, 644-1436



The Very First Town | Things to Know | Dining | Lodging

Recreation & Fitness | History | A
&

uesCalendar | Getting Around

Lewes Mementos | Shopping | Medical Services | Business | Contact Us | Home