Hotels in Seaford, Delaware

A little about Seaford...

Seaford is a city located along the Nanticoke River in Sussex County, Delaware. According to 2006 Census Bureau estimates, the population of the city is 6,997.

Points of Interest: Seaford boasts tourism opportunities for all ages and interests.

Within the city

Kiwanis Park - a beautiful Memorial Park located on Stein Highway.
Gateway Park - a park complete with brick sidewalks and a fountain, forming the gateway into beautiful downtown Seaford.
Soroptimist Park - a park located on Williams Pond complete with a playground and a pavilion for parties.
Nutter Park - named in honor of past Councilman Henry E. Nutter, Jr.; located in east Seaford with playground equipment and basketball courts.
Williams Pond Park - a ballpark run by the Nanticoke Little League.
Sports Complex - the newest park; includes the newly constructed Jay's Nest, the community-built playground. One softball field has been completed to date but three more softball fields, a youth football field, youth hockey field and volleyball court are planned.
The Jays Nest - Seaford's community built playground.
Seaford Golf & Country Club - home to a members-only 18-hole course, pool, tennis courts and recently renovated driving range.
Nanticoke River - in downtown Seaford, the river is paralleled by the recently constructed Nanticoke River Walk
Seaford Museum - the Seaford Museum is located at 203 High Street in the historic former post office and serves as a repository for items of significance in the history of Seaford; collections and exhibits highlight Seaford area history from Native Americans to present day; the original map of Seaford is on display; the museum is handicapped accessible.
Ross Mansion and Plantation - located at 1101 North Pine Street Extended in Seaford; former residence of former Delaware Governor William H. H. Ross; it is a 20-acre property that includes in addition to the Mansion, a granary with farm equipment exhibits, carriage house, a Victorian cottage and Delaware's only documented log slave quarters; the Mansion is a brick Italian Villa style structure completed in 1859; it is furnished in authentic Victorian style with many pieces having belonged to the Ross family.