Cape Henlopen State Park is a coastal preserve located on an old military base. It features over 4,000 acres of beautiful dune bluffs, pine forests, and wetlands, making it a great spot for bird-watchers and beachgoers.

Lewes Beach is a family-friendly public beach in Lewes, Delaware. It features shallow water, restrooms, and is popular for swimming, fishing, and boating.

Zwaanendael Park is a small park in Lewes that features a historical museum, walking paths, and a fountain. It also includes a Colonial-style herb garden, offering a quiet escape and a glimpse into the past.

The Zwaanendael Museum showcases the history of Delaware's first European settlement. It features a replica of a Dutch city hall and exhibits on local history, shipwrecks, and notable events like the bombardment during the War of 1812.

Fort Miles Historical Area is a historic World War II fort in Lewes, Delaware. It features tours and a swing band, offering a glimpse into military history and coastal defense.