Visit Bridgeville, Delaware
Nestled in western Sussex County farm lands, the town of Bridgeville, settled in about 1680, is one of Delaware’s oldest communities. This agricultural town boasts tree-lined streets, fine homes, and a legacy of apples and scrapple. Bridgeville offers small-town warmth and charm, and an authentic taste of Southern Delaware’s heartland.
Places to Stay in Bridgeville
There are nearby hotels on Route 13. Golf enthusiasts can choose rentals and hotels near Heritage Shores, a premier public course, for a scenic retreat with easy access to the greens.
Bridgeville Restaurants
Bridgeville’s dining scene serves up hearty, farm-fresh flavors with a warm, small-town vibe. Cozy eateries dish out homemade classics—think juicy burgers and apple pies—spotlighting the region’s agricultural bounty. Savor RAPA Scrapple, a local tradition since 1926, at spots celebrating the town’s roots. For a refined bite, Heritage Shores offers public dining with views of its rolling fairways. A quick trip to Seaford or the coast brings fresh seafood into reach. From morning coffee to relaxed dinners, Bridgeville’s restaurants deliver simple pleasures with a side of rural charm.
Things to Do in Bridgeville
Bridgeville offers a tranquil escape blending history and agriculture. Cast a line or kayak at nearby Hearns Pond in Seaford. Pick apples, peaches, or strawberries at T.S. Smith & Sons, an 800-acre family farm with a historic market brimming with DelMarVa produce. Explore the Bridgeville Historical Society Museum to trace the town’s story back to the 1680s, or bike quiet backroads for a dose of countryside beauty. Explore Bridgeville’s quaint downtown and shop tax-free in Bridgeville’s antiques and vintage shops.
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