Come summer, thousands of travelers flock to the quaint sun-soaked coastline of Rehoboth Beach. Many of those visitors hail from Washington, D.C., earning this town the moniker “the nation’s summer capital.”
Repeat visitors start snatching up their favorite hotel rooms and vacation rentals early for summer. So get ahead of the crowds to get the best deals and snag your perfect Rehoboth Beach rental. Then, follow this Rehoboth Beach summer bucket list and tips to make the most of your vacation.
Lively atmosphere with waterfront dining, nightlife, and bay-side activities.
Family-friendly boardwalk, peaceful sands, and charming small-town vibes.
Quiet retreat with uncrowded beaches and surf fishing opportunities.
Calm waters perfect for families, plus proximity to Cape May-Lewes Ferry.
The best time to visit Rehoboth Beach is during the summer, from May to August, for idyllic temperatures in the mid-80s. However, fall offers fewer crowds and lovely temperatures. For sightseeing, spring and fall provide mild weather.
No, dogs are not allowed on Rehoboth Beach or boardwalk during busy summer travel months from May 1 to September 30.
Yes, there are several lighthouses near Rehoboth Beach, including the Fenwick Island Lighthouse, Delaware Breakwater East End Lighthouse, and Harbor of Refuge Lighthouse.
