About our Neighborhood

The historic town of Lewes sits at the scenic intersection of the Delaware Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1631 as the "First Town in the First State," Lewes is celebrated for its charming coastal heritage, walkable downtown, and a relaxed pace of life that feels worlds away from the everyday. Enjoy wandering through the boutiques and galleries on Second Street, exploring the maritime history at the Zwaanendael Museum, or cycling through the breathtaking trails of Cape Henlopen State Park. Beach Plum Dunes is perfectly positioned for discovery—take a quick trip south to the vibrant boardwalk of Rehoboth Beach or head west to explore the scenic Milton waterfront.

Lewes

Founded in 1631 as the "First Town in the First State," Lewes is a historic maritime gem where the Delaware Bay meets the Atlantic Ocean. This charming town is celebrated for its walkable Second Street, filled with unique boutiques, antique shops, and fine dining. Whether you are exploring the Zwaanendael Museum, watching the tall ships at the canal, or enjoying a quiet afternoon at the harbor, Lewes offers a sophisticated and peaceful atmosphere. It remains a beloved destination for those who appreciate deep roots and a relaxed, coastal lifestyle.

Cape Henlopen

Steeped in military history and natural beauty, the Cape Henlopen area is defined by its towering sand dunes and the historic Fort Miles. Once a strategic coastal defense site during World War II, it is now a sprawling state park offering endless outdoor recreation. You can climb the World War II Observation Tower for panoramic views, cycle the scenic Junction and Breakwater Trail, or go surf fishing off the point. It is a true sanctuary for nature lovers and history buffs alike, providing a rugged and beautiful backdrop to life at the beach.