Parking in Rehoboth Beach can be tricky, especially during the peak season. Here's a breakdown to help you navigate it:
Meters and Permits: Parking is regulated and requires either a permit or payment at parking meters.
Head-in Parking: You must park head-in at all angled or perpendicular spaces (except for handicap-accessible vehicles).
Time Limits: Most meters have a 12-hour limit, but some are 30-minute spaces (these still require payment). Grove Park also has different time limits.
No Parking Zones: Be mindful of residential permit parking zones and time-limited parking areas.
Free Parking: Generally, parking is free in most areas.
Overnight Restrictions: Pay attention to any posted signage, as some areas may have restrictions.
Arrive Early: Especially during peak season and weekends, spots fill up quickly.
Parkmobile App: Consider using the Parkmobile app for convenient payment and to extend your time remotely (if needed).
Peripheral Parking: Look for parking a little further from the beach and enjoy the walk.
DART Park & Ride: During the summer, the DART Park & Ride offers a convenient option with buses running frequently to Rehoboth Beach.
Change is available at the following locations:
City of Rehoboth Beach Parking Information: https://www.cityofrehoboth.com/parking-information
Cape Henlopen State Park Fees: As part of the Delaware State Park system, Cape Henlopen follows the state park parking rules. In general, there is a daily fee, and the cost is different whether you live “in-state” or “out-of-state”. Annual parking passes are also available. Visit https://www.destateparks.com/passes-permits-and-fees/ for more info.
Remember to always check the posted signs for any specific regulations or restrictions in the area you choose to park. Have a fun and safe time in Rehoboth Beach!