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ADDRESS Delaware State Fairgrounds, 18500 S. Dupont yƘȲǪ >ƘǃŴ ȲţŴéĀǪ uţȓŗ ę  ®FƯƓāÉƯċ ĩƯęƓŮnj 4®ƓƓāęèÆ Highway, Harrington ƘŽŽţȓŽĀƆȓdƘ[ȲƒŴţȓɗ HOURS The 100th Delaware State Fair is open from noon to 11 p.m., July 18. Then it’ll run from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. July 19 to July 27. 2o f’¦RíԆ WHAT’S THERE The largest event in Kent County is the Delaware State Fair, averaging more than 250,000 atten- dees over the last couple of years. The fair attracts big names in entertainment, including music artists and comedians. This sum- mer’s lineup includes Sugarland, Reba McEntire and the Brothers Osborne, among others. But the concert stage isn’t the only place where you’re find stars. The dozens 2o ¦¦Ø¡«í⏠of carnival rides and attractions also shine brightly, especially when it comes to the fair’s unique cuisine. In the past they’ve sold Oreos, candy bars and pickles - "'6 O '$ 0 ! DzȓƒǪȓţƆŅ ţƆ ȓŗĀ - all deep fried. Typical fair food like hotdogs and fries are available if you’re not £ up to being a daredevil foodie. Gate Admission Fees: $9 adult gate admission (13 "ĩNJ ƤǕǕŭŴ years and older); $4 youth gate admission (6 – 12 years); children (5 years and un- `ĀɑĀǪƒŴ BƘéĀŴDz dƘ ŗƘƘDzĀ *ǪƘŽ ŝ ƨ “ ȧ DzȓƘǪɗ der) free. 2o -AâԒ«â ƨáȘƨƨ DzǛǎ ģȓǎ ƒƆé ȲƼ WEBSITE delawarestatefair.com ¶ ƆĀǪŅɗ ĦÇţĀƆȓ BƒȓĀǪţƒŴDz “ Milford Museum [ȲƒŴţȓɗ ƘƆDzȓǪȲÇȓţƘƆ ADDRESS 121 S. Walnut St., Milford ¶ HƼĀƆ ƘƆÇĀƼȓ ŴţɑţƆŅ HOURS 10 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday; 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Sunday; closed Monday and major hol- idays Hi] `dD] *di]` ] Hd.] i0>]` iY,]`Ğ WHAT’S THERE Permanent exhibitions include local historic events from the 1700s to the present, shipbuild- ing and local businesses. Other exhibits include an historic doll collection, Victorian silverware, Delaware ladybugs, ear- ly Milford and exhibit titled “Thank You For Your Serv- #ĄĄĄÜ²és¦ãĄ ice,” honoring all Milford residents who served in the military from the Revolu- tionary War to the present. Admission is free. WEBSITE mildordmuseum.org Funland ADDRESS 6 Delaware Avenue, Rehoboth Beach HOURS Opening and closing times vary. WHAT’S THERE Funland is the pinnacle of the Re- hoboth Beach boardwalk experience. The historic amuse- ment park has been providing family fun since 1962, in- cluding games and rides like the Paratrooper, the Gravit- ron and the Haunted Mansion. WEBSITE funlandrehoboth.com

Trap Pond State Park ADDRESS 33587 Baldcypress Lane, Laurel CAMPGROUND ADDRESS 15702 Goose Nest Road, Laurel HOURS Open daily from 8 a.m.-sunset, while the park office is open from 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. from April to Oc- tober. WHAT’S THERE was once entire- ly freshwater wetlands. In the 1700s, a manmade pond was cre- ated to power a sawmill. Trap Pond became one of Delaware’s first state parks in 1951. The park’s natural beauty draws campers, picnickers, hikers, birdwatchers, kayakers, boaters and fishermen. WEBSITE destateparks.com/PondsRivers/TrapPond

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FROM PAGE 7 Burton Island ADDRESS 39415 Inlet Road, Rehoboth Beach. The island is tucked away within the Marina and ac - ADDRESS 15099 Cape Henlopen Drive, Lewes cessible by a short boardwalk. HOURS The park is open daily from 8 a.m.-sunset; park HOURS Sunrise to sunset office open from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. from April to October. WHAT’S THERE Burton Island has managed to remain WHAT’S THERE Cape Henlopen State Park is a favorite a hidden gem despite being located smack in the middle of beachgoers, surfers and skim boarders, fishermen, of Delaware’s busiest beach communities. Burton Island fea - campers, nature lovers and history buffs. The park has a tures an easy, 1.5 mile walking trail that offers spectacular views wide variety of things to do, from laying in the sun while the of the , interspersed with thick woodlands and a variety of wildlife waves crash at your feet to exploring the World War II-era mil - (diamondback terrapins nest here). Leashed dogs are allowed. Here’s a tip you’ll itary base at Fort Miles. You could spend a week at Cape Henlopen and still not want to follow: wear bug spray. have enough time to do everything the park offers. WEBSITE destateparks.com/Beaches/DelawareSeashore WEBSITE destateparks.com/Beaches/CapeHenlopen Slaughter Beach ADDRESS Take Slaughter Beach Road off Route 1 or fol - Zwaanendael Museum low Route 36 to Bay Avenue ADDRESS 102 Kings Highway, Lewes WHAT’S THERE Along Sussex County’s northern HOURS The museum is open from April to October from coast, there are some less-crowded, off-the-beaten-path 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday and 1:30-4:30 p.m. beaches that offer a quieter experience. Sleepy Slaughter Sundays Beach is usually dotted with fishermen and dogs, and unique WHAT’S THERE The Zwaanendael Museum highlights in that the sea floor is covered in rocks and shells, making Delaware’s first European colony, established by the Dutch the coastline a beachcomber’s dream. Turn over that pile of sea - in 1631. It chronicles the history of Lewes, from Native Amer - weed – there’s likely a large whelk shell underneath. Beautiful stones and sea glass icans to the Dutch to the English, with maritime, military and can be found. Slaughter Beach is a horseshoe crab sanctuary, so you’ll find no short - social artifacts. Educational presentations also. Free. age of them. WEBSITE history.delaware.gov/museums/zm/zm WEBSITE slaughterbeach.delaware.gov

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or the latest on parks, informa- Park on the date of purchase, except tags and $10 per day for out of state State Park 1914 West Park Drive, F tion about rentals of pavilions, for , Fenwick State Line vehicles at the ocean parks. Wilmington camp-grounds or lists of hiking, Beach and the Brandywine Zoo. Once A season pass is available which Phone: 302-577-1164 biking or equestrian trails, visit in the park, visitors may enjoy such allows year-round entry into all Bellevue State Park 800 Carr Road, Wilmington dnrec.delaware.gov/parks/informa- activities as swimming, birdwatching, the parks. They may be purchased Phone: 302-761-6963/Toll Free: tion. hiking, picnicking, or simply relaxing. online, from any park office or at 302-739-9220 A park entrance fee is charged daily The cost is $4 per day for vehicles participating retailers. Brandywine Creek State Park 41 Adams Dam Road, from March 1 to November 30. This with Delaware tags and $8 for out of For more info, go to: Wilmington fee allows your vehicle and its pas- state vehicles at the inland parks, and destateparks.com/fees/passes. Phone: 302-577-3534/ sengers to enter any Delaware State $5 per day for vehicles with Delaware Toll Free: 302-739-9220 Cape Henlopen State Park 42 Cape Henlopen Drive, Lewes Phone: 302-645-8983/ Toll Free: 302-739-9220/ Delaware state parks Reservations: 877-987-2757 Delaware Seashore State Park Disc Pond Freshwater Surf Horse Ocean Pool Hiking Biking Family 39415 Inlet Road Birding golf fishing fishing fishing trails swimming swimming trails trails camping Cabins ** Rehoboth Beach Phone: 302-227-2800 Alapocas Run   Toll Free: 302-739-9220/ Reservations: 877-987-2757 Bellevue   Fenwick Island State Park 39415 Inlet Road Brandywine Creek     Rehoboth Beach Phone: 302-539-9060/ Cape Henlopen      Toll Free: 302-739-9220 Delaware Seashore Fort      P.O. Box 170 Delware City Fenwick Island     Phone: 302-834-7941/ Fort Delaware Toll Free: 302-739-9220/   Reservations: 877-987-2757 Fort DuPont Fort DuPont State Park   Located south of Delaware City Fox Point off Route 9  P.O. Box 170, Delaware City Holts Landing Phone: 302-834-7941    Killens Pond 800 Carr Road, Wilmington    Phone: 302-761-6963 Lums Pond    Road 346 Trap Pond Millville, Delaware 19967        Phone: 302-227-2800/ Toll Free: 302-739-9220     Wilmington 5025 Killens Pond Road, Felton   Phone: 302-284-4526/ Toll Free: 302-739-9220/ Reservations: 302-284-4526 1068 Howell School Road, Bear Phone: 302-368-6989/ Toll Free: 302-739-9220/ Reservations: 302-368-6989 Trap Pond State Park 33587 Baldcypress Lane, Laurel Phone: 302-875-5153/ Toll Free: 302-739-9220/ Reservations: 302-875-2392 White Clay Creek State Park 750 Thompson Station Road, Newark Phone: 302-368-6900 Wilmington State Park 1021 West 18th Street, Wilmington Phone: 302-577-7020

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