Delaware

Established in 1787, Delaware became the first official state in modern United States history. Presently, it ranks among the smallest states in terms of both area and population. Numerous small towns are dispersed throughout the state, featuring well-preserved historical edifices, parks, and natural landscapes. Notably, nearly every small town you visit has contributed significantly to American history. Although many may appear similar, each town possesses a unique character that visitors can fully appreciate only through personal exploration.

Although Delaware is the second smallest state in the US, it offers numerous destinations for exploration and charming retreats suitable for all types of couples. The landscape is primarily flat, interspersed with gentle rolls, forests, and wetlands. Many towns in Delaware showcase rich history, reflecting colonial and revolutionary heritage. However, the coastal region is particularly appealing, featuring several towns that provide bed and breakfasts, hotels, and historic inns within a short distance of the shoreline.

Your guide to the best RV parks and campgrounds in Delaware