Morgan's Guidebook
Food scene
This place has the best tacos and margaritas! The spicy green salsa is my favorite.
8 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
La Hacienda Milford Restaurant
18 South Walnut StreetThis place has the best tacos and margaritas! The spicy green salsa is my favorite.
Great family ran business with the best pizza and pasta around.
12 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Frederica Pizza & Pasta House
1491 Frederica RdGreat family ran business with the best pizza and pasta around.
Franco's Pizza & Pasta
1708 E Lebanon RdGreat place for pizza and pasta!!
Looking for sushi, maybe a great pad thai? This place is great!
6 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Chaiyo Sushi & Thai
1151 E Lebanon RdLooking for sushi, maybe a great pad thai? This place is great!
JP's on the Wharf
201 Hubbard AveIn the mood for sandwiches? Great place to eat!
24 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Arena's Milford
200 NE Front StIn the mood for sandwiches? Great place to eat!
City/town information
This small town beach is on the bay not the oceans so there tends to be more mud and bugs. This beach is good for nature walks, fishing or bird watching. It’s possible to swim but its on the bay so the waves are smaller and the tide can sometimes go way out resulting in little to no water to swim in. When the tide does come in, it can cause a super high tide resulting in the water to go over the road. Please Check on the tides before heading there. There’s public parking at the boat ramps. Please be advise that the current is extremely strong in the channel between South Bowers (private beach) and Bowers Beach (public) so approach with caution. If you walk past the boat ramp towards the rocks you will find the beach area where it’s safer to swim but once again please approach with caution.
8 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Bowers
This small town beach is on the bay not the oceans so there tends to be more mud and bugs. This beach is good for nature walks, fishing or bird watching. It’s possible to swim but its on the bay so the waves are smaller and the tide can sometimes go way out resulting in little to no water to swim in. When the tide does come in, it can cause a super high tide resulting in the water to go over the road. Please Check on the tides before heading there. There’s public parking at the boat ramps. Please be advise that the current is extremely strong in the channel between South Bowers (private beach) and Bowers Beach (public) so approach with caution. If you walk past the boat ramp towards the rocks you will find the beach area where it’s safer to swim but once again please approach with caution.
Delaware's Captial, talk a historical walk around Delaware capital or catch a quick lunch at one of Dover's cafes!
18 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Dover
Delaware's Captial, talk a historical walk around Delaware capital or catch a quick lunch at one of Dover's cafes!
Water park and state park
Killens Pond State Park- this park has a water park inside(water slide and splash pads), a pool, walking trails and concessions. You must pay to enter as well.
9 minutes by car and 5 miles from the house
36 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Parque Estatal Killens Pond
5025 Killens Pond RdKillens Pond State Park- this park has a water park inside(water slide and splash pads), a pool, walking trails and concessions. You must pay to enter as well.
9 minutes by car and 5 miles from the house
Bombay Hook- This is a wildlife, bird rescue and bird viewing park. It’s ran by the federal government as a wildlife reserve. You can drive thru the park or get out and walk thru the park. Very common spot for the bird watching family. You must pay to enter as well
30 minutes by car and 22 miles from the house
12 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Bombay Hook NWR Visitor Center
2501-2599 Refuge Entrance RdBombay Hook- This is a wildlife, bird rescue and bird viewing park. It’s ran by the federal government as a wildlife reserve. You can drive thru the park or get out and walk thru the park. Very common spot for the bird watching family. You must pay to enter as well
30 minutes by car and 22 miles from the house
Prime hook - another bird watching park with nature trails to explore. There’s also a small beach there as well. ( the beach isn’t a swimming beach rather more of a bird watching beach)
27 minutes from the house and 21 miles
32 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge Admin Building And Visitor Contact Station
11978 Turkle Pond RdPrime hook - another bird watching park with nature trails to explore. There’s also a small beach there as well. ( the beach isn’t a swimming beach rather more of a bird watching beach)
27 minutes from the house and 21 miles
Sightseeing
Rehoboth Beach- This beach is one of the most famous beaches in Delaware. It’s your typical beach with its mile long boardwalk, restaurants, beach shops, silly photo booths, Salt water taffy and the famous Thrasher French Fries. The iconic Dolly’s salt water taffy is also located at this beach. There’s ton of parking (metered) and plenty of restaurants, bars and shops. This beach is the biggest beach and has the most family friendly activities.
295 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Rehoboth Beach
N BoardwalkRehoboth Beach- This beach is one of the most famous beaches in Delaware. It’s your typical beach with its mile long boardwalk, restaurants, beach shops, silly photo booths, Salt water taffy and the famous Thrasher French Fries. The iconic Dolly’s salt water taffy is also located at this beach. There’s ton of parking (metered) and plenty of restaurants, bars and shops. This beach is the biggest beach and has the most family friendly activities.
Dewey Beach- This beach is for the partiers. This small town just south of Rehoboth is home to the famous beach bars of Delaware. Bottle and Cork, Starboard, Rusty Rudder and Woody’s. You’ll find most people are attending the actives at the bars rather then the beaches. The beaches are clean like Rehoboth and the parking is by a parking pass which you pay at the police department. Don’t try to sneak with the parking because the meter maids will fine you. I would recommend getting lunch or dinner at the Rusty Rudder pay to park in their lot (you can use your parking voucher towards food) then just exploring the town after your meal. Free parking.
56 minutes by car and 34 miles from the house
104 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Dewey Beach
Dewey Beach- This beach is for the partiers. This small town just south of Rehoboth is home to the famous beach bars of Delaware. Bottle and Cork, Starboard, Rusty Rudder and Woody’s. You’ll find most people are attending the actives at the bars rather then the beaches. The beaches are clean like Rehoboth and the parking is by a parking pass which you pay at the police department. Don’t try to sneak with the parking because the meter maids will fine you. I would recommend getting lunch or dinner at the Rusty Rudder pay to park in their lot (you can use your parking voucher towards food) then just exploring the town after your meal. Free parking.
56 minutes by car and 34 miles from the house
Indian River Inlet State Park- This beach is another state park so you must pay to enter, I believe its $5 as well. There’s bath house, camping, fishing and sometimes you can see surfing. The channel between the two state parks is super strong so absolutely DO NOT SWIM in the inlet/channel. If you wish to swim you need to walk to the beach. The inlet is for fishing and boats. On one side is the Delaware Seashore State Park and the other side is the Indian River Beach. If you want to go on the beach I would recommend going to the right side ( Indian River Beach, which is geared towards the beach goers, bath houses restaurant. The left side Delaware Seashore State Park is a long walk to the beach from your car buy walking under the bridge. As you make your way down RT 1 past this beach you will find more state park beaches but the parking is very limited and tends to fill out rather quickly.
1 hour and 5 minutes by car and 40 miles from the house
21 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Indian River Inlet
Indian River Inlet State Park- This beach is another state park so you must pay to enter, I believe its $5 as well. There’s bath house, camping, fishing and sometimes you can see surfing. The channel between the two state parks is super strong so absolutely DO NOT SWIM in the inlet/channel. If you wish to swim you need to walk to the beach. The inlet is for fishing and boats. On one side is the Delaware Seashore State Park and the other side is the Indian River Beach. If you want to go on the beach I would recommend going to the right side ( Indian River Beach, which is geared towards the beach goers, bath houses restaurant. The left side Delaware Seashore State Park is a long walk to the beach from your car buy walking under the bridge. As you make your way down RT 1 past this beach you will find more state park beaches but the parking is very limited and tends to fill out rather quickly.
1 hour and 5 minutes by car and 40 miles from the house
Coffee
Starbucks
Starbucks
616 N Dupont BlvdDunkin'
1 Midway Shopping CtrLocal coffee and bakery shop
14 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Dolce Bakery and Coffee Shop
36 N Walnut StLocal coffee and bakery shop
Movie
Milford Movies 9
989 N Dupont BlvdGrocery Store
Walmart Supercenter
939 N Dupont BlvdFood Lion
951 N Dupont BlvdFamily Dollar
126 Front St