About our Neighborhood

The town of Frankford rests just a few miles away from Delaware’s beautiful coast. Frankford is a small historic town founded in the early 1800’s, known for its peaceful atmosphere, friendly community, and proximity to a wide range of recreational and cultural activities. Enjoy many fun gatherings at the town park, exploring the little shops in town, or stopping by the town library. Frankford is centrally and conveniently located, take a short drive north to Rehoboth Beach or south to Ocean City Maryland.

Selbyville

Located at the head of the Saint Martin’s River, Selbyville is a small town with an agricultural setting. Just off Route 113 & 54, Selbyville was the prime supplier of strawberries to the entire east coast starting in the 1800s and continuing into the 1930s! The town continues to grow steadily and happily while retaining its small-town atmosphere. Enjoy some music and activities at the Freeman Arts Pavilion, golfing at one of the many golf courses, or dining out at Doyle's Restaurant, Delaware’s oldest operating diner. 

Bethany Beach

A small coastal town, Bethany Beach is relaxing and rich with activities and dining. Bethany still reflects the character of the early settlers who were looking for "a haven of rest for quiet people." Enjoy a day on the beach, walk on the boardwalk, peek into one of the many shops, or sit down for a bite at one of the popular restaurants.