Visit Delmar, Delaware
Straddling the Delaware-Maryland border in Sussex County, Delmar is a spirited small town born in 1859 as a rail hub for the Baltimore, Chesapeake & Atlantic Railway. Split between two states along the Mason-Dixon Line, this charming community of roughly 2,000 blends railroad heritage with a playful rivalry. Delmar offers a distinctive Southern Delaware escape with a dash of Eastern Shore flair.
Places to Stay in Delmar
Delmar welcomes you with nearby cozy rentals and hotels in neighboring communities.
Delmar Restaurants
Delmar’s dining scene packs a punch with local favorites. Savor all-you-can-eat seafood at Old Mill Crab House, hailed as “The Best Crab House on the Eastern Shore”. Visit Delmar Pizza and Pasta and enjoy every bite, making sure to save room for dessert - try the cheesecake! Sip craft brews at Loakal Branch Brewing Company. From hearty meals to casual bites,
Things to Do in Delmar, DE
Delmar blends history and fun across state lines. Catch high-speed thrills at U.S. 13 Dragway and Delaware International Speedway, a drag strip and dirt track since 1963, or admire the 1929 Pennsylvania Railroad caboose. Mason-Dixon marker, and rare 19th-century highball signal downtown. Sip craft beer at the local brewery, steeped in surf vibes.
Experience Delmar Events
Delmar Heritage Day brings the annual Tug-of-War across the Delaware-Maryland line, a playful showdown rooted in its Mason-Dixon legacy, and celebrate the town’s railroad past with festive flair, from historic displays to neighborly fun.
Delmar Photos
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