Take some time to browse through the wonderful small towns of Delaware
Bethany Beach
South Bethany
Lewes Beach
Fenwick Island
Rehoboth Beach
Dewey Beach
Ocean View
Ocean View also has an active Historical Society with over 100 members. Organized in 2008, the Ocean View Historical Society is dedicated to preserving the history of Ocean View and surrounding coastal communities. Presently, the historical society is raising funds to establish a new museum, restore the old Tunnel-West House, and relocate for restoration a nineteenth century post office building.
Ocean View has three active churches, an elementary school, a first class golf course, several restaurants and commercial establishments. Adjacent to Ocean View is the Town of Millville where Ocean View residents have access to two grocery store chains and several restaurants.
Neighboring Bethany Beach offers its board walk and Ocean for recreation.
Millville
Millville is a small municipal community in Sussex County, Delaware. The Town of Millville was incorporated in 1906 and celebrated its Centennial in 2006. The area is known for its small town atmosphere and quiet way of life contrasted with the larger resort Towns like Rehoboth and Bethany Beach. It’s thought the name of the Town came from a lumber mill, west of Railway Road, owned by George F. Townsend.
A Council type government with a Mayor and four Council Members who are elected to two-year terms every March govern Millville. Nestled between Ocean View and Dagsboro on Route 26, Millville is home to six banks, two large grocery stores and numerous other retail locations. Millville also has several communities with new homes and town homes being built daily within town limits like Bishop’s Landing, Coventry, Millville By the Sea, and Windhurst.
Selbyville
The Town of Selbyville has long been one of the main service areas for local residents and tourists who live and recreate on the Eastern Shore of Delaware. Food stores, lumber mills, railroad shipping area for strawberries, and a source of employment in the poultry industry were available in Selbyville many years ago.
Today Selbyville has a different look, but still offers some of the same pluses and many more services to the local and beach areas. Being just a short eight mile ride from the beaches of Fenwick Island on the north side of Route 54 and Ocean City Md. on the south side of Rt. 54,
Selbyville is now a place where many newcomers choose to live and work as well as recreate. Selbyville has had a spurt of new homes and presently is in the process of building 200 homes in four separate developments in town, with another to start soon with another 120 homes of quality to be built. Selbyville also has Title I award winning schools boasting an elementary, middle and a School of the Arts for the most talented of local area children.
Millsboro
Millsboro offers a unique shopping experience downtown, where you will find antique shops. They have several great restaurants downtown to tempt your” inner foodie”, including seafood, southern style food, Irish specialties and good old fashioned home cooking.
Need to just relax? Visit Cupola Park where you can fish, crab or just relax while the kids
Millsboro offers a unique shopping experience downtown, where you will find antique shops. They have several great restaurants downtown to tempt your” inner foodie”, including seafood, southern style food, Irish specialties and good old fashioned home cooking.
Need to just relax? Visit Cupola Park where you can fish, crab or just relax while the kids run off energy on the playground. Pack a picnic lunch to enjoy while you are there.
There are also several restaurants and shopping centers on Rt. 113. They offer grocery stores, box stores, medical centers, hair and nail salons and much more. Whether you’re interest is in business, employment, housing, education, family recreation, or retirement, the possibilities are here.