If you’re looking for a new place to lay down your roots, don’t write off Delaware. If you’re wondering how well you’ll fit into our little state, check out these signs that you might belong in Delaware. Get to know more about the First State and see just how unqiue Delawareans can be.
- You really love chickens.
Only In Your State / K. Magaraci Pretty much everyone in Delaware knows someone who is just a little too obsessed with their chickens. We have seen it all - from chickens on leashes to hand-knitted chicken sweaters.
- You’d rather be in a kayak than on top of a mountain.
Flickr / Chesapeake Bay Program We don’t have much in terms of elevation in Delaware, but we’ve got some of the best water trails in the country. If you’d rather paddle through baldcypress trees than trek through a mountain pass, this state is for you.
- You’ve got a thing for small towns.
Flickr / Ismo We’re a state that’s full of tiny towns. If you love getting to know your neighbors and keeping up on town gossip, you definitely belong in Delaware.
- You’re an adventurous eater
Flickr / USFWS Delaware is full of amazing mom and pop restaurants, and most of them make delicious comfort food. There are a few places, though, that serve up a slower lower staple… muskrat.
- You don’t like being in the car for more than an hour or two.
Flickr / Norman B. Leventhal Map Collection Luckily, everything in Delaware is just a short drive away.
- Big cities intimidate you.
Flickr / Pedro Szekely Our entire state has fewer than a million residents… so when we head to cities that have millions of people, we’re totally overwhelmed.
- You can appreciate a good garden.
Flickr / Robert Lyle Bolton The DuPont mansions are known for their extravagant gardens, and Delawareans love to visit. We also have several gorgeous urban gardens, like the Goodstay Gardens and the Marion Coffin Gardens in Wilmington. If you love gorgeous gardens, you’ll belong in Delaware.
- You live for the beach.
Flickr / Susan Smith If you stray too far from the coast and you feel landlocked and claustrophobic, you might belong in Delaware. The beach is always a short drive away.
- You love history, and constantly spew random facts about our country’s earliest days.
Flickr / Mike Mahaffie Delawareans are proud of being the first state, and we’ll gladly tell you all about the stories we grew up hearing from our past.
- You appreciate the odd things in life
Facebook / Oddporium Delaware has some eccentric towns, shops, and people. From Blue Moon at Rehoboth Beach to the Oddporium in Arden, you’ll find your unique crowds in our little state.
If you’re convinced you belong in Delaware, pick your town and move on in! Here’s a list of the 12 Best Places to Live in Delaware… And Why.
Only In Your State / K. Magaraci
Pretty much everyone in Delaware knows someone who is just a little too obsessed with their chickens. We have seen it all - from chickens on leashes to hand-knitted chicken sweaters.
Flickr / Chesapeake Bay Program
We don’t have much in terms of elevation in Delaware, but we’ve got some of the best water trails in the country. If you’d rather paddle through baldcypress trees than trek through a mountain pass, this state is for you.
Flickr / Ismo
We’re a state that’s full of tiny towns. If you love getting to know your neighbors and keeping up on town gossip, you definitely belong in Delaware.
Flickr / USFWS
Delaware is full of amazing mom and pop restaurants, and most of them make delicious comfort food. There are a few places, though, that serve up a slower lower staple… muskrat.
Flickr / Norman B. Leventhal Map Collection
Luckily, everything in Delaware is just a short drive away.
Flickr / Pedro Szekely
Our entire state has fewer than a million residents… so when we head to cities that have millions of people, we’re totally overwhelmed.
Flickr / Robert Lyle Bolton
The DuPont mansions are known for their extravagant gardens, and Delawareans love to visit. We also have several gorgeous urban gardens, like the Goodstay Gardens and the Marion Coffin Gardens in Wilmington. If you love gorgeous gardens, you’ll belong in Delaware.
Flickr / Susan Smith
If you stray too far from the coast and you feel landlocked and claustrophobic, you might belong in Delaware. The beach is always a short drive away.
Flickr / Mike Mahaffie
Delawareans are proud of being the first state, and we’ll gladly tell you all about the stories we grew up hearing from our past.
Facebook / Oddporium
Delaware has some eccentric towns, shops, and people. From Blue Moon at Rehoboth Beach to the Oddporium in Arden, you’ll find your unique crowds in our little state.
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