- The list below includes 96 free or cheap things to do in or near Georgetown, Delaware, including 66 different types of inexpensive activities like Breweries, Baseball Fields, Haunted Tours and Beaches.
- From All Hallows Farm to 16 Mile Brewing Company, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Georgetown and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Lewes, Rehoboth Beach, Dewey Beach and Bethany Beach.
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The perfect solution for a rainy day is a film at Movies at Midway in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. Movies at Midway plays new releases and has 15 screens. All screenings before 6 PM are discounted matinees.
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The town of Dewey Beach, Delaware is a coastal settlement famous for its waterfront. It is popular with anglers, swimmers and small watercraft enthusiasts. The charming, moderately small town warmly welcomes visitors and offers a broad selection of shopping options, musical performances and other cultural event…
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Henlopen Drive, Lewes, DE
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With Delaware River & Bay Lighthouse Foundation Tours, visitors can view historic Delaware lighthouses like Breakwater Light up close by boat. Visitors also have the opportunity to spot dolphins from the boat.
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One of only 17 remaining original vessels, the Lightship Overfalls is open for tours five days a week. Tours take visitors into every part of the vessel. Groups must reserve guided tours in advance.
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Located in Rehoboth Beach, the Junction & Breakwater Trail is a five-mile walking trail with an 'easy' difficulty score. The trailheads are at Wolfe Glade and Holland Glade, and the trail is also accessible from the Tanger Outlets shopping center.
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Named for a former five-term mayor, George H. P. Smith Park features a butterfly garden and a pond area that can be used for fishing. The park also contains a playground, walking trails and a pavilion with tables.
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15411 Abbott's Pond Road, Milford, DE 19963
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Abbot's Mill in Milford, Delaware is a working grain mill powered by water. This rarity is also home to a nature preserve that attracts dozens of local wildlife species. The Abbot's Mill Nature Center is popular with school groups, scouting organizations and visiting families.
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Conveniently situated in downtown Lewes, Mary Vessels Park offers visitors an opportunity to rest in the shade of its magnolia or gazebo. The park is adjacent to Lewes' historic area and shopping district.
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Delaware's Historic Lewes Farmer's Market sells almost anything related to food. Arrive early for fresh produce and flowers. Cooked foods, bulk spices, baked goods and ready-to-eat snacks are also available.
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Lewes, Delaware's Zwaanendael Museum is a free public museum dedicated to local history. The building's name and architectural style are a nod to the first Dutch settlers who came to Lewes in 1631.