I'm giving five stars, because the fact of the matter is the individuals that volunteered here or work here. Actually cared, and we're glad to be there. That's huge for me, because if you're gonna have a place like this, be enthusiastic about it, be glad you're there, which everybody was. Not to mention the information that they had about different things were also plentiful. The hangers could be a little more interactive where you could get up closer to the planes maybe in look into some of them, but they were still very cool. I did disagree with the $350 price tag to get a quick flight in one of the planes, which to me fuel costs are not that high. I mean, who in the world can afford that amount of money? They gotta change that or not. Because that's just outrageous and screams we cater to a certain sect of folk...I mean we the little people are helping keeping this place going to, by buying regular tickets and merchandise, I wanted to go so bad, but oh well... Anyway, It's a pretty big area and we spent three hours there total. It's definitely worth going, and I am a critic as you can see from the things that I review. So again, it's definitely worth going✌🏼

My son and I went to the mseum not knowing what to expect. My son loves military planes, their engines and overall operations. We were so impressed with the quality of the planes and thoroughly enjoyed the staff that were available in the hangers for questions and answers. The free tour to an operations tower and 2 more hangers was amazing! It is a mere $17 for adults but there is also military discount, children and senior rates. The museum operates on donations and grants, so the price is a bargain. The gift shop is small but packed with some great memorabilia. We can't wait to go back, hopefully for the upcoming airshow. Its a must see for the whole family!

We went to the museum for an after hours special event and got to see both of the WWII hangars with the aircraft. It was amazing. There were volunteers there to tell us about the planes. They are all pristine and fully restored. You literally walk amongst these planes around, under and can see them up close! Very cool place!

We drove to VA Beach to check this Museum off our "adventure" list. So glad we did, the staff was great! The gentleman that greeted us was very knowledgeable and gave us a backstory of some of the planes and history. They have quite a few planes there and upstairs is a cool collection of items. We definitely enjoyed our time there and the gift shop has alot of cool things as well!

This was a FANTASTIC museum with very knowable and passionate staff who answered all our questions and gave us the run down about the different aircraft. Both the Army and Navy hangers were stellar; perfectly maintained. Our tour of the watchtower and WWI hanger was also wonderful, we learned so much about the war and the origins of flight from our guide! Can’t wait to come back to see more of their figures projects!

The museum is always a good time and the staff there is friendly and really eager to tell stories and share information! We were lucky enough to catch the tail end of one of the guided tours and Tim was an excellent guide who brought us through a section of the museum I hadn't seen before. You could tell he had a passion for what he did, and the final piece of the tour really made the whole experience worth it.

We LOVED this experience!!! We went at 9:30 on a Wednesday morning. My brother & dad love this kind of stuff, but my mom & I were pleasantly surprised by how much WE enjoyed it! At 10:30 we did a guided tour with Flash - and that made it all worth it!!! He is amazing, so excited to teach, and knew everything about it all!!! He made our experience so great! I will be back to bring my husband! If you have the opportunity, go!

Nicely organized, friendly staff, and interesting exhibits. My son enjoyed the touch tanks and submarine control room, but it didn’t take long to get through the entire aquarium (about 2 hours moving pretty slowly). Could use something inside that’s more interactive like the seals at the entrance. Penguins would be a great addition. Not sure if the $35+/ticket is justified for another trip if in the area. Not disappointed in our trip, but not sure I would visit again. The gift shop prices are also insane. $70 for a long sleeve shirt tops all prices for gift shops I’ve been in before, and we’ve been to 10+ aquariums. Left without buying anything from the gift shop for the first time.

Very nice staff. Pet the sting rays was cool. Got a little taken back when they started playing, be prepared to get wet should they start to play again when you are near. Didn't eat at the cafe but seemed to have plenty to choose from. Boat ride wasn't available on a Monday I was there. Due to it was after Labor Day. Bathrooms are clean. 10/10

Nice Aquarium we came from up north. Love the seal right outside before you get it very unique touch. I was very surprised to see reptiles but the surprise was pleasant. We did go on a Saturday which was crowded but organized. Only negative was the parking meters had to go to multiple before we found one that actually worked so that definitely needs to be fixed it was a bit of a hassle. Make sure you take the walk on the scenic nature route the the south building where the otter and jelly fish are. Be warned the walk is about 13 minutes from one building to the other then you have to walk the same way back. They also have zip lining you can pay to do in that area a bit pricey but looked fun. Overall it is worth it if you take the scenic walk as well. They did have a theater but they said it was not ready and it was well into the afternoon so that was disappointing. But overall I recommend and it’s worth price ended up spending 2.5 hours which is way more than we planned but fun

We were in Virginia Beach for a family vacation with the whole family, 10 people ages 12 to 80, and saw the good reviews of this aquarium so we thought it would be a nice place to spend the afternoon on a day with a good chance of afternoon thunderstorms. Overall, it was very disappointing. We have been to a lot of aquariums and this one was by far the least interesting and impressive, and one of the more expensive and crowded. There was not a lot of actual aquarium stuff and it only took about 2-2.5 hours to go through the entire thing, which at $35/person was not worth the cost. Many of the exhibits were closed or missing their animals and we all left disappointed. I wouldn’t recommend it.

I’m a big fan of aquariums and this by far is one of the best ones. We arrived around noon, there was no line to go in. I love how they have everything in separate sections, place was clean, staff was very friendly and knowledgeable. We went with 3 little ones and they enjoy every minute of it, being able to touch and play with stingrays was the highlight for sure. Great place for families. I’d definitely recommend. We enjoyed it so much.

After seeing how my baby watched the fish tanks at petco, we decided to take her to the aquarium. She loved it! The animals were all well cared for, staff were friendly, and plenty of parking. We will definitely be coming back to make a full day out of it when she’s older to take advantage of the trails and restaurants outside.

Beautiful place to visit if you vacationing in VA Beach to experience marine life! The best part was patting the sting rays. The hike to South building was also very pleasant. Will definitely do this again! If you have kids be prepared to go to the water park after 😂

This is one of my favorite beaches in the USA. It's beautiful, clean, pet friendly and a very free, kind and non-judgemental atmosphere. They even have workout equipment on the beach.

I highly recommend taking this walk. So many things to see and do.

Virginia Beach Boardwalk is one of the best going around. It is completely paved and runs for a couple of miles. There is a separate lane on the boardwalk for bicycles and carts. People in the beach condos overlooking the ocean can hit the boardwalk and go biking or walking. The Neptune statue is a huge attraction

Beautiful beach, safe

Just came back from VA Beach, refreshed & recharged ! Although I had a GREAT time it was early June, so it rained for a good portion of our trip. And VA Beach does NOT have a "boardwalk" in the true, classic definition that other beach towns such as Ocean City MD, Rehoboth Beach DE, Myrtle Beach SC, Atlantic City NJ, Coney Island NYC etc, etc VA Beach has more of a 3-mile "promenade" which is PAVED rather that the historic WOOD PLANKS of the traditional beach BOARDwalk. Virginia Beach also loses points for its oceanside's lack of businesses and activities on oceanfront property, with only exception are the hotels and resorts and a few restaurants here and there. All the same shopping, dining, beach activities etc Hotels pretty much take up the vast majority (90%+) of prime oceanfront lots Instead of the countless shops, restaurants, amusement thrill parks, etc found in places like Ocean City and Rehoboth. VA Beach has insane # of mobile venders who only stay for seasonal timeframe. Not a lot of shops, just hotels and restaurants on the "boardwalk" that's not even a boardwalk but concrete path ... But to each its own and it was peaceful...

Love this place! What a boardwalk! I just can't believe they built the ocean so close to the shops.

Great boardwalk & beach. Especially on a sunny day. Lots bars clubs & entertainment.

Absolutely loved it. One wing of the building is dedicated to the USS Monitor and the Battle of Hampton Roads, including a partial reconstruction of a Confederate Ironclad (Maybe the Virginia, don't remember) and a reconstruction of the Monitor you can walk on the surface of and ring the bell. The video was really good, surround sound, screens all around while we sat on swivel chairs, and a handy map showing where the ships were so the battle made sense. Tucked out of the way is an exhibit of small craft from around the world that was fascinating! The room with the models had a volunteer there actively building models. They have a variety of scavenger hunts for the kids if varying difficulty, which my kids were super dedicated to. The small playground outside had good shade and a little wooden USS Monitor to play on. I would love to come back again if we are ever in the area

Whether you are a tourist or a local trying to decide how to spend some free time, the Mariners' Museum and Park is a clean place to get away from the noise. There are a ton of ways to mix-and-match features of this space to make for a fun and informative day! A few highlights: - Admission to the air-conditioned Museum is just $1. Realistically speaking, even if museums (or this particular subject matter) are not the vibe of everyone in your party, it is a very reasonable amount of money to pay to occupy a decent amount of time if you're looking for something to help fill the day's itinerary. For those who ARE into this type of thing, though, you could easily spend hours looking through the exhibits. Not to mention the docents are INCREDIBLY knowledgeable and excited to share their wisdom with you. :) Complete with a clean bathroom, activities for kids, and a small gift shop! - New inside of the Museum as of Spring of 2025 is Column 15, a pleasant cafe offering a variety of coffees, teas, and pastries. There is indoor and outdoor seating available. - The VERY well-kept Noland Trail that is generally open from sunrise to sunset-ish hours. There is ample parking, as it is intended for visitors to both the Museum and the Noland Trail. The full Trail is an approximately 5.0-mile loop, but there are a few alternate access points along the way. I have walked and jogged the full distance alone at all hours of the day and have always felt safe! The only thing that spooked me was the occasional deer. :) BE AWARE: I believe the Museum has a copper roof, so cell service inside the building and around the Noland Trail is quite spotty. Though it may be a bit inconvenient, couldn't we all use a break from our phones from time to time? :)

I thought it was going to be a boring museum, but it was really great! The thing that made it so enjoyable was doing the full museum scavenger hunt with my daughter while my husband and older son took their time learning about the boats. Don't pass this up just because you have kids along, get a scavenger hunt and have fun!

The Mariners' Museum and Park is a wonderful place to see many fascinating boats and dive into history! I spent a few great hours there. Definitely worth a visit if you’re passing by.

Amazing experience! Check out the monitor and Merrimack, America's Cup exhibition, vessels from across history, models, or pieces from ancient ships. Worth the trip... And it's only $1!

The historic ironclad "Monitor" is housed here for preservation. Along with many other artifacts from the history of sea farers. Many exquisite models abound also. Allow plenty of time to soak in all that this museum has to offer. Admission is $1.00. Leave a generous tip afterwards.

My sole reason to visit the museum was to see the Bellamy Eagle. I expected to just see it and go. Spent 4 hours there and could have stayed longer. Very interesting.

A very interesting and informative museum tour. Highly recommend. You have to get your tickets at the information center and admission is free.

The best history location around. You get to go into the fort and see jow the fought. Tells the histrory from the first settlers to reach the Bay and how they treated the native americans. Also how the african people played a big part in the nations history. The construction of the fort is awesome.

Its a nice and interesting museum that you can walk through and have seen everything in probably about 40 minutes. They used to have more exhibits I believe before Covid but I was told due to flood damage in 2020 some things have changed. It has some neat information and displays about the history of the Fort and its role during the Civil War. This is also where Confederate President Jefferson Davis was held captive for 2 years which the museum also has information about. Entrance is free but you must go to the Visitors Center which is less than a 3 minute walk and reserve/pick up tickets. They let people in the museum every 15 minutes and tickets are very easy to get. The visitor center on its own also houses a few exhibits which are quite interesting. If visiting the Casemate Museum I highly recommend combining it with a walk of the area. It is quite accessible and there are countless of nice views and walks around this area, within and outside of the fortress.

This museum is FREE & filled with amazing history. My 8 year old daughter loved it. We spent about 2 hours there and she kept wanting to see more. Fort Monroe is a must see and visit. I would suggest that afterwards if the weather is right swim outside the fort on the beaches. This is great place for families to spend the day, and pack a picnic.

Great museum of American history. This is a free museum. There are a couple of buildings that you can go into. You can also walk the base on a self guided tours. There are maps available. All of the staff we encountered were friendly and knowledgable and answered any questions that we had. There is also a scavenger hunt that children can do.

Best thing about this place: it’s FREE! Staff are super nice and informative. We went to the museum, but we had to go to the visitor center to get the free tickets. We ended up staying at the visitor center for 30 minutes and then heading back over. Kathy was a volunteer there and was super knowledgeable. We got to see Jeff Davis’ prison cell. Afterward, we walked around the fort on the self guided tour. Highly recommend, especially for the price, ha!

It's a very nice scenic place to walk around. Great exhibit inside the base too. I spent a whole day walking around here. The top of the base, you can walk here with your dogs. The graves are a pet cemetery. The landscape is taken care of but just be careful of the steep hills.

It was a unique experience, kind of half zoo/aquarium, half nature trail. A few of the animals were not on display and there wasnt a wide variety of animals. If you have AAA, you get a $1 discount. Overall the animals looked happy and healthy, the exhibits were nice and the staff were good about putting up enrichment activities for the animals. Great for young kids, but you can see everything in an hour. Unless you also do the planetarium which was only open Thur-Sun. I went on Tuesday. No crowds early in the morning, but during the summer lots of summer camp kiddos. Overall, it was neat, but I wouldn't make a trip just for this museum/zoo/aquarium. It had a really cool dino area though with fossils and stuff.

My family had a blast at the Virginia Living Museum! It was so fun to walk the boardwalk and see animals native to Virginia. We also got to watch an otter feeding and learn about otters. I thought the dinosaur section would be camp-y but was surprised to find real fossils displayed in little cabins there. My two-year-old loved seeing the dinosaur replicas, of course. We will definitely visit again!

Loved all of the interactive exhibits here, they were fascinating. My family and I were particularly entranced by a sand pit that had a projected topography that changed depending on the hills and valleys we created in the sand. Great place to take children, wonderful indoor exhibits and a fantastic outdoor trail that was fun and inspiring. My family and I got through the entire building and nature trail in about three hours without rushing past interesting signage.

This place was fantastic! Took a 5 yr old and almost 3 yr old. We all had so much fun! Lots of amazing animals and cool exhibits to see. The kids really loved playing in the vet center play area and the dinosaur digs. My favorite was the otter and the eagle, and the foxes we got to see them getting fed. Highly recommend

I hadn't visited this museum for many many years. Took my grandkids here and my daughter and we had an absolute ball. The current traveling exhibit is dinosaurs, and what they had was amazing. Lots of hands-on activities, and lots of great information, the kids were in heaven. The otter was adorable and we made it to the feeding which was quite a treat. The exhibits are all outstanding and the staff was very friendly and informative.

Been making memories here since I was a kid and recently visited while vacationing in my hometown. The staff loves what they do and it shows. The animal husbandry is better than most zoological facilities. And I love that it focuses on educating on local wildlife! The otter was definitely the star of the show though 🦋🦦

Absolutely fantastic and fun place for families with children, and generally people of every age. It was fully accessible for people with mobility differences, and interesting and suitable for those with sensory or intellectual differences as well. We went in mid- October and EVERY exhibit and enclosure was decorated with fall or Halloween themed enrichment for the animals, and frankly for us, the patrons. The museum exhibits are well curated. Informational, educational, and engaging. The live animals were plentiful, including turtles, seahorse, snakes, giant fish and more in enormous aquariums and specialized exhibits including a touch tank. They had a childrens science 'research canter' that was packed with things to explore and do. It was staffed by a Biologist who works to engage the kids in learning crafts and activities, encouraging conservation and responsibly enjoying nature, answering many questions along the way too. Downstairs, a veterinary clinic play center was fully stocked with x rays, full (play) hospital set up, (play) kitchen for preparing the animals food, kennels, a library of children's books on animals and care- the works. There are outdoor exhibits of the local fish and wildlife, as well as trails leading out around the river, and to the Wildlife Rehab and care center. Visitors can see any procedures being done, Keeper talks and presentations, and see the many critters that have received care. On the trails, native animals who have been rescued and cant be released to the wild can be seen in natural living enclosures off the raised boardwalk trails that are well tended, and accessible for people of all ages and ability levels, including mobility differences. They have several areas for kids off the outdoor trails. A amall sensory and children's garden & play area, and a HUGE Dinosaur trail play and learning area. The Dinosaur Trail area is set up as a paleontologist camp. Dig and excavate Dinosaurs bones/fossil (reproductions) with brushes, Climb a tree house or play on slack rope toys, climb dinosaur reproductions and use a life size Allosaur rib cage as a jungle gym, interactively hear Dinosaur sounds... My child could go there once a week just to play at the Dinosaur area, and see the animals on the trails. Surprisingly engaging, relatively inexpensive. If youre a local, take every visitor, every child in the family, and go anytime, and definitely buy a season pass. Note, the planetarium is only open on the weekends.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A Must-Visit Historic Gem with Stunning Coastal Views Visiting the Cape Henry Lighthouse was a memorable and enriching experience. Located within the secure perimeter of Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek-Fort Story, it’s important to note that access requires a valid photo ID for everyone over the age of 16. The process is very organized — after a quick ID check at the gate, a shuttle transports visitors from the front entrance directly to the lighthouse area. The lighthouse itself is a beautiful and well-preserved piece of American history. We learned a lot about its significance — it was the first federal construction project authorized by the U.S. government in 1792 and offers incredible insight into early coastal navigation and maritime heritage. The staff and volunteers were friendly, knowledgeable, and eager to share fascinating facts about the area and its historical context. Climbing to the top of the lighthouse rewarded us with absolutely breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean and the entrance to the Chesapeake Bay. It’s the perfect spot for photos, reflection, or just enjoying the scenery. Highly recommend this experience for history lovers, families, and anyone looking to soak in panoramic coastal views while learning about early American history. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes for the climb, and don’t forget your ID

Worth the extra effort to get on the military base. Climb to the top of the lighthouse is not nearly as daunting as it sounds if heights aren't an issue for you, the view is worth it! See where the Jamestown colony landed. Interpretive signs are helpful.

Cape Henry Lighthouse is such a cool piece of history and a great little adventure right in Virginia Beach. It’s located on Fort Story Navy Base, so you do need to show your ID at the gate and let them know you’re there to visit the lighthouse. After that, you pay a small entry fee and you’re good to go. The walk up is relatively easy not a mountain by any means, just a climb up the lighthouse stairs. When I went with my students, all but one made it to the top, so it’s definitely doable for most people. The view from the top is beautiful, looking out over the ocean and the surrounding coastline. Plus, it’s amazing to stand in a place that’s tied to where America truly began, right next to the First Landing site. A nice bit of local history, a short but fun climb, and a great view definitely worth visiting if you’re in Virginia Beach.

Located on a military base. You must enter at gate 8 and they will escort you to where you need to go. You will exchange your ID for a base pass. There are rules to abide, like where the boundaries are and what you can pictures of. Then you will shuttled back to the lighthouse area. If you pay for the lighthouse there are a bunch of stairs to get to the lighthouse in addition to the lighthouse stairs. You can only climb the older lighthouse (brick), not the newer one (black & white iron). The overview of the Chesapeake Bay & monuments provided some history. Walking in the boundaries could be hot during summer months since there is little to no shade.

This place is pretty neat! We love history, so we were excited to explore this site, which was touched by Washington and Hamilton. It's worth it to walk all the way up the lighthouse, for a great 360° view. It's also worth it to take the civilian walk to the shoreline area. One item of note is, this is located on an active navy base. You have to go through a checkpoint and a briefing. What you take with you to that briefing is ALL you can take with you to the lighthouse. That briefing clears you to take the shuttle that will take you to the lighthouse area. If you go through the briefing, then remember you need something else in your vehicle (which you leave at that parking lot), you have to go through the briefing again. So make sure you bring everything you need, the first time, to help you and your family avoid the hassle of going through the briefing multiple times. We did not know this when we were there, as it was our first time, and NO ONE, not even the military people at the checkpoint, prepared us for that. All they said was, "Park there, walk into that building, get briefed, then you wait for the shuttle." THAT was all they said. We left our backpack, waistpacks, water, snacks, sunscreen, bug spray, everything, in the vehicle, and went to the lighthouse without anything except what we carried into the briefing building. Not the most informative crew at the vehicle entrance checkpoint. So now you know. Other than that, it was a good day trip!

The staff here are amazing, passionate, and knowledgeable about the facility as well as the greater lighthouse ecosystem around the country! A truly memorable and enjoyable experience of our summer! Please note, the lighthouse is located on an active military site so please check requirements before hand and it will be an worthwhile visit!

A must go if you're in the area. This is a truly magnificent structure that you can climb all the way to the top. The history on this lighthouse and how long ago it was built is very surprising. A park guide will explain the history. There's even a bucket that simulates the oil that had to be carried up to the light each day and you can pick that up and carry it.

Took a day trip down to Cape Charles, we drove from Eastern Shore Maryland. Easy drive, and very worth it. This place is adorable, clean, family friendly. Bathrooms and free parking. We will definitely be making this trip more often. The bay is clean and shallow perfect for all ages.

Great beach especially if it have younger children because there are pockets of water in front of the ocean deep enough for kids to play in and not worry about the waves knocking them down. And of course the ocean for older kids and adults and nice quaint town!!

As someone who’s been to many beaches in their life all over the US and internationally, Cape Charles beach front is very nice! Restrooms are a plus.

Excellent spot to see the sun go down on the eastern shore. Wasn't too busy either. Ill be back.

I think this has become my new favorite beach!! I don't have a dog, but noticed how super dog friendly this area is. The waves were shallow and the beach experience is awesome! Super cute retro nostalgic down town, walkable distance from the beach. Huge fishing ramp - great for wheelchair users.

Clean laid back beaches. Lots of room to spread out and at low tide you can walk 100s of yard out into the crystal clear water. There is a fishing pier you can fish and crab from as well. The shanty dock bar is a short walk away and there were ice cream trucks along the street.

Quiet, water was clean Took 3 grandsons ages 6, 8, 11. They had a great time. Cute little town. Several eateries.

I'm an Appalachian and Blue Ridge Mountain girl who hates the beach. But not anymore! I'm glad to see an unspoiled natural area still exists within a day's drive! No boardwalks; no loud music; no obnoxious people screaming at their unruly youngsters within an arm's reach on every side who kick sand on your blanket every time they move. No trash rolling by like tumbleweeds while you try to enjoy the views. Beautiful, natural beach. (sigh) Ponies in the marshland. Bike trails everywhere. Wildlife Refuge Center. Birds everywhere-not just seagulls! Plovers, Bob-White, Cormorants, Egrets, Bald Eagles, and plenty of song birds. Did I mention no boardwalks? (sigh) I can't wait to go back!

Beautiful island!! As soon as you get onto the island you already feel the vibes. It’s a cute little town full of shops and food. Plenty of places to rent a scooter/moped/ golf cart , definitely the best way to get around. The park and beaches are scenic and gorgeous, although as much as I tried I couldn’t find any wild ponies which is the main attraction of the island…. But even without them was definitely worth my time to visit there.

Truly an absolute amazing place to come visit anytime! From sunrise to sunset, it's hard to beat what you have right there! They do try and take care of the entire beach especially now that they are moving the parking lots. Hopefully you can see the beauty that is chincoteague!

Came here with my wife during our 1-year anniversary trip 😊 This whole area is so beautiful and its teeming with wildlife! We didn't see any of the horses when we came, but we saw and heard lots of birds! The first day we came it was super windy as Hurricane Erin was bashing the southeast. It had done some considerably damage to the main beach area here, so when we came back today we took the Swan Cove Trail. Somehow, that stretch of beach looked untouched, which was interesting. And again, lots of birds! We had a great time checking this place out and walking on the beach, even during the first visit 😂

Chincoteague is a wonderful place to visit in all seasons. It has a quaint town and a truly magnificent coastline. The flora and fauna are worth the drive.

Absolutely breathtaking wildlife. Bring binoculars/zoom lens camera if you have them. The wild ponies are often several hundred yards out. A paradise for birders and nature enthusiasts. Cannot stress enough how much you need head-to-toe bugspray (preferably with DEET), especially on the Woodland trail. We went in early September and the mosquitoes and horseflies were still brutal even with good coverage; we rented bikes one day and that significantly helped. You can drive through Wildlife Loop after 3pm most days.

We walked 3 paths for a total of 4 miles. Saw the wild horses off in the distance. Beautiful area.

What a fabulous museum!!! If you love horse, and you love Chincoteague Island, must visit this place. We learned so much about the hystoric of Chincoteague Island from this museum.

If you're a fan of Marguerite Henry's books, you definitely have to make a stop here. Even if you have no idea who Misty is, the museum is full of interesting artifacts and historical documents about the island. You get a real sense of the people who call this island home and who welcome so many of us because of our love of a little pony.

An must-see for anyone interested in learning about the history of Chincoteague/Assateague or for "Misty of Chincoteague" fans. Really great for kids, as there are a number of hands-on exhibits.

Great museum. Awesome telling of the history of the island. Great set of photos throughout the 1900s of Chincoteague. Very affordable. Family friendly. Welcoming and polite staff.

Well curated collections of Chincoteague life and history; life on the water, life changes from storms, and the connection to the Ponies. I was especially moved by seeing Misty and Stormy, along with many local folks I know/knew.

Wonderful history! Absolutely! Loved visiting here and taking in some truly unique and insightful exhibits, memorabilia, and artifacts! Artifacts! The staff was friendly and accommodating and it was a welcome reprieve from the heat to spend a good hour to 2 hours here! Fascinating background on not only the history of Chincoteague Island but a homage to the traditions and memories of times and people gone by. Highly recommend stopping in here, you won't. So appreciate what you will see! ✌️🙂👍

This place is fun. Slow down and take your time as you walk through. Read stuff. You’ll be amazed at what this place has to offer to deepen your understanding of the area. Kids will enjoy it, they have a scavenger hunt for them. Highly recommend that they do this! A good rain day stop- but it’s busy on rain days. The staff and curators are amazing and always helpful and friendly!

Great little park close to home. Not too crowded, still a pretty quiet place to go disconnect and explore. I've done some fantastic fishing out here in the past too.

This is a large, no huge, state park with plenty to do. Hiking, boating with landing for your craft, camping, and store that has a rec room and snack shop that includes good ice cream.

Great park with nice hikes. Only electric hook ups at Acorn Loop. The water spigots dotted around the loop were not working. Had to get water at the dish wash area next to the bathrooms.

A very nice experience of camping in Pocomoke River State Park Shad landing area. We stayed there for 2 nights and it was a peaceful and pleasant experience. Must visit places and to stay in cabins or tents, RVs. Most importantly thing is Assateague Island and Ocean City MD is nearby attractions to enjoy.

Beautiful campground with tall trees and wooded sites. Some loops have electric but not water. Plenty of trails to hike and park roads to bicycle. There is a pool, a camp store, and the river to kayak on. The bathrooms are fine. One problem is the horseflies so bring bug spray! The park is pet friendly.

Another great camping trip. New season new places. We’ve stayed on the other side but this loop we were in (Robins Nest) was quite nice.

Great campground. Bathrooms & showers kept fairly clean. Nice, quiet, and relaxing. Bonus not far from all the fun locations

We spent the afternoon at this truly unique and relaxing park, and it turned out to be one of the highlights of our trip. Upon arrival, we were pleasantly surprised to learn that veterans receive free admission, a thoughtful and meaningful gesture that immediately set a positive tone for the day. The park itself is expansive, offering plenty of space to explore, unwind, and enjoy nature at your own pace. It's not your typical city park, this one feels more like a hidden gem where animals and people share the space in harmony. The highlight for us was definitely the horses. They were both entertaining and calming to watch, and we were even able to interact with some of them. It's clear that the animals are well-cared for and comfortable around visitors, which made the experience even more enjoyable. There’s something refreshing about walking through such a large, open space without the hustle and bustle of crowds. Even though the park is quite big, it’s well-maintained and easy to navigate. Whether you're looking for a peaceful stroll, a family outing, or just a quiet place to appreciate animals and nature, this park offers it all. We left feeling relaxed, grateful, and impressed by the park’s charm and hospitality. It’s not flashy or commercial and that’s exactly what makes it special. Highly recommend for anyone who appreciates the simple joys of nature, animals, and a peaceful afternoon outdoors.

What a wonderful place, truly unlike anywhere else I’ve been. I give it the highest recommendation, whether you’re looking to take photos of the horses or spend a relaxing day on the beach. I went for three runs along the shoreline, and afterward we encountered the famous Assateague ponies. While they aren’t exactly wild, seeing them brought me right back to my childhood, when I would ride my pony bareback with the herd as they followed the stallion. (Yes—she ended up pregnant, and I got a new horse!) )

Absolutely wonderful spot for camping! Had an amazing weekend with friends. The beach and shoreline are perfect, and the sound of the water at night is incredibly calming. The entire area is very well maintained — clean bathrooms and showers are a big plus. If you're lucky, you might even catch a glimpse of the horses. The lady at the reception was super helpful and informative. Definitely planning to visit again soon!

Always a fun time at the campground. Bath houses are well done, camp hosts especially Bill and Sheryl are fantastic. Always cleaning up and protecting the horses. We had fires and drinks at the snack bar. Excellent. Dog friendly and a wonderful way to explore the area by bike.

Interesting shoreline with horses roaming around. There are a few trails and lots of camping spots. Unless you're camping or really like horses, I'm not sure it's worth the $25 entrance fee.

Hands down my favorite beach. The atmosphere is very chill and even when crowded it is still relaxing. The beach is always clean and there are a few hiking trails into the marshy areas. We thoroughly enjoy seeing the horses and other wildlife. Definitely recommend for family trips, day trips or they also have overnight camping. They have changing stations and plenty of restrooms as well.

This was my first visit to the island, and I absolutely loved it! We camped for two nights and were amazed by the beautiful night sky—the stars and moon were stunning. We were careful not to leave any food unattended, so the horses didn’t bother us. The water was refreshing and felt perfect with the hot weather.

Our family enjoys ghost tours when traveling. Our guide, Janet, was wonderful. She was very knowledgeable and had great delivery of the stories. I learned a lot about the history of Ocean City, MD.

Tour guide Mary was friendly, accommodating and knowledgeable. I would give this tour 6 stars if possible. Great time walking around Ocean City.History and spooky meet. Will recommend to everyone who will listen.

Went on the Ocean City tour this past weekend. Glenn was a fabulous tour guide. There is a lot of history to be learned on this tour, not just ghost stories. Definitely learned a lot and highly recommend.

I did the Berlin tour!! Honestly the best ghost tour I've been on :) it was a long night time walk, which was very lovely and spooky, but wear comfy shoes and use the bathroom before leaving. Also if you can't do long walks or have trouble seeing it could be difficult since it's quick and in the dark. But if you can do it, I totally recommend it ! Along with the thrilling ghosts and town mysteries, I learned a bunch about Berlins history! Our tour guide was Karen and she was very nice! She kept things interesting, you can tell she likes what she does! Anyway, I loved the tour very much and I would totally do it again!

Went in OC Maryland and Glenn was our tour guide. Very nice and friendly and a wonderful storyteller. You can tell he really enjoys what he does!

We had a great time on the St Michael’s tour. Our tour guide was fun and entertaining with lots of stories.

In my opinion, no vacation or trip is complete without a ghost tour. Despite the thunderstorms and the rain, I genuinely enjoyed the tour. A great mix of OC Maryland and the surrounding history (and some local lore) I highly recommend them for ghost tours. Some of my favorite stops was the Henry House and the OC Lifesaving station, since their tales are both one of a kind.

Free to visit park that takes donations to help animals. Visited in Aug. with two kids 5-4 and both had a great time! The zoo isn’t a huge one and doesn’t have the best of everything but had a decent amount of enclosures with signs posted of more animals coming and the size made it easily walkable with the youngins. If in the area we believed it to be a nice FREE thing to do for a couple hours and enjoy time outside with the family

Salisbury Zoological Park is such a gem. It’s completely free to visit (which is amazing), though they do accept donations—and honestly, they deserve every bit of support. The staff are incredibly friendly and knowledgeable, always happy to chat and share info about the animals. The grounds are clean, well maintained, and you can really see the care that goes into every enclosure. Over the years, the park has continued to grow and improve, and it’s clear they prioritize the well-being of their animals. Whether you’re local or just passing through, it’s absolutely worth a visit.

We absolutely love this Free Zoo! We highly recommend making a small donation. They have a great selection of animals, they are well cared for. The playground is awesome. This is a great spot to take a break from the beach.

This was a great stop to make, got to see lots of neat animals, our favorite was the beavers and the bison. The play ground was awesome. All the staff was friendly and the animals enclosures were all well taken care off

Beautiful place. Free admission, but you can make a donation in the box at the entrance. Animals all seemed very well cared for and had good sized exhibits. We were there during feeding time, so it was cool to see all of the activity. The grounds were well maintained and trash free. Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area.

Free Zoo (Donations accepted, please support them and donate in lieu of their free entry...donation box as you enter park!). Beautifully done with some great exhibits. Come see Wallaby, Flamingos, American Buffalo, Red Wolf, snakes...there are free shows, and on Saturdays and Thursdays there are animal interactions. The area is gorgeous, and they even have a playground for the children. 100% suggest a drop in.

Beautiful zoo. It's free but we left a tip. It's small but very well kept and beautiful. Besides, we completed an adventurelab. Highly recommended!

Beautiful location. It's so peaceful, too. Ocean one side, Bayside on the other. The horses are definitely the main attraction, but you also see a lot of horseshoe crabs, many bird species, etc. The bathrooms don't have electricity, but they kept them very well maintained and clean. The shower is only cold water. Mosquitos can be very awful. The weather is temperamental. Some staff are not as friendly as others. They all do a good job at keeping the place beautiful. There's short trails that are worth seeing, too. I would 100% come back to this place. You can also go crab fishing, biking, kayaking, and much more. The sunsets are beautiful, etc.This place is not far from Ocean City, too. I absolutely love this place.

Stayed in bayside, loop A. Sites were very large and level with plenty of room in between each one, which gave lots of privacy. I could only see one other camper from my site. Amazing place to bird watch as it is a major passover for migratory species in the fall. Also tons of migrating monarch butterflies in October! Can be hard to get in as the sites book up as soon as they are available. I much prefer late fall off season (less kids and noise, less bugs, cooler temps). Highly recommend if you are into camping for the nature. Also a quick drive to OC boardwalk and restaurants if you want to go out for a nice meal.

First of all may i say, that generators are ruining the wildlife experience. You go to the shore, partly to hear the birds, and all I hear is the roar of generators from 6 AM to 10 PM at night - why do these people go camping? Pit toilets, showers that are a little frightening to look at, but they function and are cleaned daily . I should specify this is at the Bayside campsites. Today I looked at the Oceanside, and they have very nice toilets and shower brand new it looks like. Lots of space between the sites that doesn’t help the generator noise. Some of the sites look out over the bay others do not. Some of them are quite large. In general, I wish the national park service would do away with this generous allotment of time for people to run those machines. Thank you for listening to me vent! I enjoy the ponies. I have to leave my campsite to hear the birds. There’s plenty of space to walk your dog and you can take your dog on the beach on a leash. There are certain areas for this.

We have camped here few times. Absolutely beautiful place for camping. Beaches are quite and not many people around. Booking needs to be done way in advance if you want bach campsite. Showers are clean but toilets are vault toilets but still clean. Mosquitos are in abundance so have to be prepared for that. Also, wild horses roam freely sometimes coming to campsite.

Wow, what a beautiful area. The campgrounds are very nice. Oceanside CG is the preferred over Bayside. Oceanside has easy access to the beach and is nice and breezy. Both have cold showers only which feels great on a warm day. You will definitely see plenty of wild horses which is a bonus.

The campsite we had was alright, the grass was high in places, the bugs were terrible and the bath house was terrible. The horses were cool, they didn’t give us any problems but the raccoons did. We still enjoyed our trip and made the best of it, but probably won’t stay in that area again without an RV or camper.

There are two parks side by side, one is national and other one is state. We booked the national one not being aware that there are two parks. Bathrooms are mobile toilets style and they were horrible. We couldnt spend a minute in them and luckily we found a spot in the state park. The bathrooms in the state park were amazing and we moved to that. So be aware of that. Also the entrance to the national park was 30$ for camp ground and 25$ per each car whereas it was just 35$ in state park and no additional charge for car.

You don't want to miss this gem! I visited as part of a tour group and our female tour guide was amazing (and stunningly gorgeous)! Please forgive me - I don't recall her name and I'm so bummed about it. She was incredibly passionate about Harriet Tubman and knew a bazillion facts. Her storytelling ability was extremely captivating and she sang songs that felt like stepping back in time. This lovely volunteer has deeply immersed herself into the experience and has walked the entire Underground Railroad from here to Canada and down through Texas to Mexico. This just blew me away! The museum is lovely and there's plenty to see. There's a small gift shop area and a large one-person bathroom that's handicapped accessible. The museum is right downtown Cambridge and there are multiple free public parking locations in walking distance. There's a gorgeous mural on the side wall of Harriet Tubman that you don't want to miss. If you're looking for history- this museum and it's volunteers are the real deal. I highly recommend visiting!

It’s a small quaint museum with tons of information. Sit and watch some videos. Ask questions. The murals in the back room are of the Bucktown store where Harriet was injured in the head, which affected the rest of her life. There are entertaining lectures with songs by the director and her husband. She also provides walking tours with loads of history and song. They also host a monthly jazz concert.

Wonderful experience, it felt like I was sitting at the foot of my elder as he shared the life and legacy of our beloved ancestor. Harriet T.

Awesome place to take your family, wonderful history.

[NOTE: Some reviews of this place are for the Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad State Park, which is much better] You'll find the basic info about Harriet Tubman and the UGRR, some art, and random artifacts. There is a video you can watch and a pretty cool back room where (I assume) events and such occur. It felt like more could be done with this space.

Check the calendar before you go! We traveled over 2 1/2 hours to visit the site and didn’t realize that the Governor of Maryland was visiting that day as well. It was a madhouse in the museum and it was very difficult to navigate with my walker. The one thing we were not able to do because of the crowds was see the orientation video which I really would liked to have seen. The museum itself is well organized. I was hoping to learn more, it only took an hour to read everything and we take our time to read whatever is interpreted in museums. The gift shop was small and had limited merchandise. I bought a book because I heard someone talking about it and it sounded interesting. For those, like myself with mobility issues, they had benches spaced out throughout the museum. My husband was able to drop me off at the door as well. The handicap parking was not in view of the door so it was not very close. The bathroom was easy to navigate with my walker.

Great museum with dedicated volunteers. The collection of books and art on the life and times of Tubman are excellent! The murals inside and out are amazing. Get a lecture or a musical tour of the Underground Railroad.

It was OK. Make sure that you buy tickets before you get to the park or else you will pay full price. We didn’t have much right for the older kids besides the wildcat and the go karts other than that the kids had a great time. There was a lot of parking we didn’t purchase food because we just had dinner but overall, it was a good experience the only issue was I wish they more rides for older kids. We’re gonna try to go to the pier to see what that one looks like.

The amusement park was great on 30th street. The staff was friendly and it was well operated. Now the jolly roger on the pier was a whole different story. They continued to operate in the rain until the arcade flooded and we were trapped inside. I got stuck on a ride as it poured and they let the ride finish out. I was slipping in my seat and i have bruises all over my arms from trying to get loose when the operator finally brought the ride down they ran away because of the rain and me and my son had to pull ourselves out of the ride! Very unprofessional and scary!

I can’t imagine the wear and tear this place endures. Which is why $64/person I felt was more than fair. Until I got inside. Mold everywhere, the chairs the pull ropes for baby area. the kids hair has flicks of blue paint all through it I’m assuming from the chipping paint everywhere. Broken tiles & concrete surround on all of the water attractions. Plenty of food selection & lifeguards seemed attentive. But man, some off season attention is badly needed. Sad.

We come to Jolly Roger a few times a year with our daughter, and the 30th Street location is by far our favorite. The rides might be a little older, but the people and the overall vibe here more than make up for it. The staff is amazing; super friendly and so good with kids. It really feels like a family-oriented place. From the guy who sword fights with the kids at the whale ride to “King” at the Barracuda ride, everyone goes out of their way to make it fun. Our daughter looks forward to seeing King every year; she gets so excited when she spots him! He’s always so kind, fun, and engaging with the kids. One thing we always notice is how clean this location is. You constantly see team members walking around tidying up and keeping everything neat. It really makes a difference and shows they care about the place. Yes, it’s their job; but you can tell they actually enjoy what they do. This spot is all about families, and we’re so grateful for the memories we’ve made here. Can’t wait to come back again!

The water park slides are amazing. There is something for everyone. Even splash pads for the tiny Babes. The life guards are diligent, sometimes overly so. The amusement park has so many great rides, but what really gets me is the quality of the prizes. They are beautiful and easy to win. Not stuffed with peanuts. You could spend 2 days and not do it all. Only draw back is the lack of food selection, especially on the water park side. However, you can bring in food.

A very fun park with games for all ages. I had a great time with the activities. The staff was helpful.

My little ones love jolly Rogers splash world. And we also attended Jolly Roger Amusement Park. Splash world has a ticket deal during the hours 3pm-6pm. The amusement park has a ticket deal during 7pm-11pm. Seating and lockers are available throughout. Lockers are $10.00 and up. vendors are selling hotdogs, fries, funnel cake, cotton candy, burgers, hamburgers, etc. this is surely a day trip and the entire the family will absolutely love it.

This year was my third vacation here. The water at the beach was surprisingly warm, I would say it was warmer than the LI sound. It also isn't extremely crowded, and there are life guards on duty.

WE LOVED OCEAN CITY BEACH IN MD ❤️ When we came up we was expecting the weather to be beautiful but mother nature 🌬️ had other plans. It was sunny but still cool. When the clouds would cover the sun you could definitely tell the difference but all in we still love it. For it to be Memorial Day weekend it wasn’t as packed as I thought it would be maybe because of the weather too.

Been going to OC since I was a kid, still love it. Had a great weekend with my kids. Water was perfect, sunshine was fine, beach was clean and so was the water. We were at 19th street. A big reason I prefer OC is the lifeguards. We swam during their hours.

OC beach is the best. The beach was clean and well maintained with lots of food, stores and fun options on the board walk. The beach is free with life guards on duty. You can spend a whole day here with family or friends.

What a nice place! We spend an entire afternoon here and the place wasn't too crowded, and it was surprisingly easy to find parking! It wasn't too expensive either, about $4.50 for an hour. We swam, played in the sand, and found some nice seashells. We even got to see dolphins in the water!! I will definitely come back :)

Ocean City Beach – A Perfect Vacation Spot Ocean City Beach is a truly amazing place for a vacation! The beach is clean, the views are beautiful, and there are plenty of fun activities for all ages. Whether you’re relaxing by the water, enjoying the boardwalk, or trying local food, it’s a great spot to unwind and have a great time. Highly recommended for anyone looking to enjoy the ocean and create lasting memories!

One thing I will say is I Never been kicked off A Beach. Thank Yall Lifeguards yall truly Paid Attention to the Weather.🌩Oh that Ball That's Always way out in the Ocean. WOW I never seen it Come so Close to the Shore EVER Thanks and Blessing to The Lifeguards

We stopped here on a Monday around 2:30 before a storm, and it was busy but not packed. The workers were friendly enough, and explained how to order food outside and the drinks inside. Our cocktails were delightful and refreshing, and we absolutely loved the pork sandwich! After eating, we explored the shop, bought a shirt, a few stickers, and a case of beer, and then went outside to pet dogs and admire the steampunk treehouse. There were corn hole boards set up and plenty of outside dining tables with umbrellas. I just wish the weather held out for us! It really seems like an amazing place to hang out and enjoy some libations! We absolutely loved how welcoming the place is to dogs!

They offer two different tours a 1 hour and a 30 minute tour. The 30 minute is just the history of the brewery and the process. They also offer 2 samples of their beer. Children are allowed on the tour as well. They have a good selection of food as well as decent size store for shopping. Bring the family and friends as well as dogs if you want. I would recommend checking this spot out in addition to their Rehoboth location.

I live in Oregon and enjoy Sea Quench Ale. It's one of my favorite beers. When I realized I was going to be near the brewery I had to stop I didn't realize how many other beers they make, as we only get a few of them on the west coast. Additionally I didn't know they had a distilery. They also have beers that you can only get at the brewery. I got a flight of beer, and my friend got a flight of cocktails. We had a great time enjoying our drinks and eating pizza. All of the cocktails are gluten free, and they have a lot of gluten free options for food, including crust for the pizza. After my flight I got a Sea Quench Ale slushie! It was delicious! It's a really good thing I don't live closer, because I would be there all the time just for the slushie! The staff were all very friendly, especially Tim! I am hoping I will get another opportunity to visit again and do the tour.

The building and grounds are nice, very well kept. The staff was mostly friendly and quick. They offer many beers, premade cocktails and soft drinks. There is a walk up door window offering pizza, a few sandwiches, and appetizers. There is a nice outdoor area great for kids to run around. The inside isn't huge. Tables are first come first serve. We had to stand for awhile before one freed up. It is a chill place and the beer is good.

Second time in the area, and it's always nice to visit dog fish head. I didn't do the tour this time, I've done it in the past but it is a nice informative tour. This time we just stopped for food And a drink before hitting the road. Food was great the beer was cold and the patio was pleasant and welcoming for my father's dog.

Always a fun time here! Good food and obviously good beers. Dogs are welcome, even inside. This is the location where they do the brewing so they offer tours. The 60 minute tour is well worth it and you get samples long the way. They also do even longer tours on Saturdays and also offer distillery tours.

So glad myself and my group made the trip up to the brewery from Rehoboth Beach. We booked the Off-Centered tour and were not disappointed; can't believe it's only $20! Our tour guide was amazing, funny, and super attentive, and other staff was very nice and welcoming. Would recommend having a designated driver, or someone who partakes a little less, as it's easy to drink more beer than expected, considering what's on offer. We stuck around post-tour to have our flights, and ended up grabbing some food along with it. The food was absolutely delicious, and this capped off the day really nicely. Gift shop attendees were also so great and helped me and my group find beers that were well-worth purchasing, based on availability elsewhere. 10/10 experience that is very well-worth it.

This beach is beautiful! Clean and quiet in the mornings especially before 9am. Occasional birds and dolphins. Beach runs parallel with the boardwalk where in a short two minute walk from the sand you have access to food, shops, hotels, bathrooms, changing areas, arcade and Funland!

Very nice beach! We came on an overcast day do it wasn't as busy as normal. Very clean with plenty of life guards and places to rent chairs/umbrellas. The water is frigid, but if you're like me, that won't stop you haha! We loved having the boardwalk run the length of the beach.

If I could afford to live here during the summer, I would!! It's clean, family friendly and has a lovely town with all kinds of restaurants and everyone at the beach is pretty respectful of others. The only thing is it lacks bathrooms! I found one bathroom at the visitors center but that was it. Luckily, I wasnt too far from it and only had to use it once but it would be great if they put port-a-potties at different areas around the beach for convenience! Would def still visit regardless.

Classic boardwalk energy with arcades, shops, and plenty of fried food. The beach itself is wide and clean, perfect for swimming or just lounging in the sun. At night the lights and crowds give it that fun summer vibe.

Clean and quiet. We were glad to our dog along, who had a great time! Nice boardwalk. Beach sand was clean, even with the Horseshoe Crab Shells around. Peaceful and relaxing in a world of chaos!

Picturesque, iconic, and well-sanitized beach. It's status as a tourist destination is well-earned. A multitude of restaurants and candy stores sit right behind the shore. You can even find horseshoe crabs here on a rare occasion. Just be sure to eat under a shelter around here, there are seagulls and they will plunder your food.

Best free beach. Family friendly, [You got that homey feeling] here. Located east of the Atlantic ocean, great place to people watch, sit back and relax, laugh and eat, yes, many food choices and if you like sweets, check out the candy kitchen, and free concerts.... A high desire spot for tourist as well as the locals. It was so crowded people were so friendly, what a great experience.

Always a great time! I work in Rehoboth Beach but enjoy bringing my kids to enjoy the lights, sounds and excitement that Funland brings too so many people all summer long! 🎠🎟️😊

Been going here since I was a little kid and still take my own kids here now! Always a great time! Just took my son this past weekend for his birthday & he said it was the best birthday he's ever had ♥️

Finland is a small, but uniquely fun amusement park, especially for kids. There are a few rides (mostly for little kids), but the best ride is the Haunted House dark ride. It doesn't open until the evening, though. There's a fun selection of boardwalk games and arcade games. Your kids will love it.

I'm sure it's been said many times and it is very true. I rode this rides when they were new back in the early 60s and I brought my daughter here year after year and watched her grow up on those same rides. Soon she will bring her children to do the same. What a fantastic history. What fantastic memories. What a fantastic place to share with so many people from so many places. When we are in line for a ride we are all family. We start sharing stories of or children and past times at funland. Wonderful!

A summer favorite for my family! We find that this park is a better value, significantly cleaner and more updated than those in Ocean City. Parking can be a nightmare in Rehoboth, but rather than that it is much more enjoyable to us!

This place is awful. It is full of trashy people and run by children. The staff is rude and inattentive. The games are somewhat decent; however, they are almost all tap-to-pay and buying a playing card to load money on is not advertised well, nor is it easy to find, but almost entirely the best route. Went on family vacation with children and would recommend other places on the boardwalk. The staff member pictured was extremely hateful to not only myself but others as well. Just go elsewhere.

This place is amazing. The atmosphere is full of joy and the chance for kids to win prizes is high. There are many classic carnival rides and games which is fun for kids and grownups alike.

I attended the Delaware State Fair for the first time, July 22, 2025, and I had a blast! While enjoying the fair activities, food, and vendors, my with and I attended the Cece Winans concert, thousands were in attendance praising God! And another highlight was running into a college schoolmate! What a memorable experience. 💖

CEE CEE was fabulous, Caleb and John were good. Seat location was perfect. Seats were not comfortable. I WOULD DO THIS AGAIN!

This Casino is a little slice of Vegas... Whether you're playing slots or tables, getting a sandwich from Bolo's or a steak dinner from Bonez, this is probably the best Casino experience in the area. Fun fact, this is the longest consistently open Harness Horse Racing track, dating back to 1915 if I remember correctly. Definitely a fun way to keep busy if you're in the Delaware area.

Had some great wins,alot of fun to.We will be going back

This was our first time visiting the fair. We had a blast. Plenty of food and drink options, casino, live entertainment, live animals, tons of activities for kids and all around great fair. Admission is only $10 and their is handicap parking. Will definitely come again.

Incredibly great first experience at this casino. We both won big - hitting the jackpot here. Staff was friendly and professional. We enjoyed playing slot machine games we were not familiar with there. We look forward to coming here again.

Very nice!! I wish it were 24 hours like most casinos, but it is huge with so many slot machines… clean, not crowded… had fun for hours!! Will go back…