Maryland Road Trip Stops

The Jetty Restaurant

🥂 Brunch on the Bay.
Situated on the waterfront, The Jetty serves up fresh seafood and hearty brunch favorites with stunning Chesapeake Bay views. It’s the perfect place to relax before continuing your drive east.

Museum of Rural Life – Denton, Maryland

🏡 History along the byways.
The Museum of Rural Life lets you step back in time to experience 19th-century life on the Eastern Shore. A peaceful, enriching stop to balance out your trip.

Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad National Historical Park – Church Creek, Maryland

✊ Stories of strength and courage.
Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad National Historical Park offers an inspiring look at Tubman’s incredible journey and leadership. It’s both moving and unforgettable.

Delaware Road Trip Stops

Ma and Pa’s Market – Bridgeville, Delaware

🍎 A taste of local tradition.
Ma and Pa’s Market is everything you’d hope for in a small-town country store. Browse homemade jams, pick up seasonal produce, and enjoy the warm, welcoming spirit that makes Delaware hospitality special.

Little Wagon Produce – Greenwood, Delaware

🌽 Fresh from the farm.
Traveling Route 404? Don’t miss Little Wagon Produce. From sweet corn to homemade pies and fresh flowers, this market is summer in a roadside stand.

T.S. Smith Orchard Point Market – Bridgeville, Delaware

🍏 Fruit, cider, and farm heritage.
Orchard Point Market has been delighting travelers with apples, peaches, and apple cider donuts for generations. A classic Delaware stop that’s always worth it.

The Frozen Farmer – Bridgeville, Delaware

🍦 From Shark Tank to your road trip.
The Frozen Farmer is famous for their “frobert” (a blend of ice cream, sorbet, and frozen yogurt) and farm-fresh frozen treats. A sweet way to cool down before reaching the coast.

Once You’ve Arrived in Rehoboth Beach

Your road trip may be full of memories already, but Rehoboth has even more to offer once you’re here. After checking into The Avenue Inn & Spa, here are some of our favorite local highlights to enjoy:

For Craft Beer & Sweets

• Dogfish Head Brewery & Brewpub – an iconic Delaware craft beer experience.
• The Ice Cream Store – famous for unique, over-the-top flavors.
• Kilwins – fudge, caramel apples, and chocolates that taste like vacation.

Dinner & Happy Hour Ideas

• The Blue Hen – a stylish spot blending coastal flavors with modern flair.
• Rehoboth’s vibrant dining scene offers plenty of options for cocktails and seafood-focused happy hours.

Night Cap Stops

• Purple Parrot – a lively local bar with karaoke, entertainment, and plenty of fun.
• Café Azafrán – known for cocktails, tapas, and a warm European-inspired vibe.
• Freddie’s – a lively LGBTQ+ friendly hotspot with music, dancing, and late-night energy.

Breakfast Favorites

• Zava Café – a bright, fresh start with coffee, smoothies, and delicious breakfast bites.
• Goolee’s Grille – a classic Rehoboth favorite for hearty breakfasts before hitting the beach.

Seasonal Stop: Rehoboth Farmers’ Market

🥕 Tuesdays, May–October.
If your stay includes a Tuesday, the Rehoboth Beach Farmers Market is a wonderful way to browse local produce, baked goods, flowers, and artisanal products.

Make the Journey Part of the Destination

From roadside markets and historic parks to Rehoboth’s iconic boardwalk eats and nightlife, every mile of your trip to The Avenue Inn & Spa can be part of your coastal escape.

So, next time you’re planning a road trip to Rehoboth Beach, take your time—because the journey is just as sweet as the destination.

*Be sure to check with each location ahead of time for hours and more. Drink and crab photo: https://jettydockbar.com/

Ready to discover more? Book your Rehoboth Beach getaway now and let the fun begin.