Seaford

Located along the Nanticoke River, historical sites and attractions in Seaford have been excellently maintained as they were ages ago in an old fashioned charm. Most of the downtown old buildings and structures are centuries old and some way or the other steeped in history. Situated on the Delmarva Peninsula, Seaford is an exciting weekend family-friendly getaway, which can take you back in time where there is more space for romance. Extremely rich in history, yet focused on the future, the widening skyline of Seaford and the surrounding neighborhoods has something to offer to people of all ages.

U.S. Route 13, which passes through Seaford, connects with Bridgeville to the north and Laurel to the south as part of the Sussex Highway. Seaford is at a driving distance from many metropolitan areas. It is just about 83 miles from Baltimore, 96 miles from Washington, D.C., 111 miles from Philadelphia and 200 miles from New York City. The closest airports to Seaford Town include Laurel Public Airport in Laurel, Delaware and the Wicomico Regional Airport in Salisbury, Maryland.

One of the Main Street communities, Seaford participated in the Delaware Main Street Program and underwent a major renovation drive restoring the old fashioned buildings, landscaping, sidewalks, street pavements, lamp-posts, street lighting and other utility upgrades. Nestled by the banks of the Nanticoke River, Seaford is home to many city parks and riverside walks, and provides wonderful opportunities for outdoor activities including fishing, ferry-boat crossing, paddling & nature trails. With a mild sub-tropical climate, Seaford is an excellent place to visit throughout the year.