Ocean city has a fall and spring block festival every year. They close down asbury street from…read more4th to 14th street and tons of venders come to sell there various items: Food (kettle corn, pickles, crab cakes, potato chips, desserts etc); toys, crafts items, flowers, jewelry, so many other odds and ends. There is something for everyone. If you haven't been you must come!!

A beautiful piece of Delaware history commemorating not just the Nanticoke tribe but most of the…read moreNorth Eastern band of Indigenous tribes. The building is a renovated schoolhouse with one room dedicated to Indigenous artifacts and the other is very well stocked library with maps and other teaching materials. Morningstar, the museum guide was so helpful, inquisitive and knowledgeable. I am of Nanticoke heritage and it was nice talking to her about the tribe and she commented on so many things in the museum that were of her family members contribution. Please support this museum! Museum admission was $5 which they accept card and cash. They are also building a community center not too far away from here that I'm sure will be a great place to host events for years to come. And don't forget the annual powwow!

Well, the museum itself is very small, only two rooms. But they have some pelts and wolves and…read morenative crafts, which are interesting to look at. The woman (Morning Star) presiding there is also very friendly and willing to talk about the tribe! :)

Staff and Services: The staff here are super friendly and extremely informative they are always…read morehappy to answer any questions you may have. Prices: $ They have an amazing souvenir shop definitely must get a few things to Geneve your visit. Views: Their are so many historical photos and information plaques here and the have mini aquariums on the lower floor that were absolutely beautiful to see. Overall Experience: Our overall experience here was absolutely amazing so happy I was able to visit a history museum on my vacation here. Rating: 10/10 Recommendation: I highly rescinded giving this museum a visit when your in ocean city maryland. Family Friendly: It's very family friendly. Kids will definitely enjoy themselves here especially in the kids area. Stroller/Wheelchair Friendly: It is not very Wheelchair/ stroller Friendly as they have stairs and no elevator to get upstairs.

All the years I've been going to OC I had no idea that this museum existed. It was a welcomed…read moresurprise when everything is closed during the off season. There are multiple rooms of displays and information not only on the history of the life saving station, but the history of Ocean City. The aerial shots were interesting and the sand display, very informative. They also have a small aquarium room with some local sea-life horseshoe crab and the seahorses were my favorite. For 10 we were given a membership and a free mug and magnet, deal!

Wonderful and educational experience! The treasures are real and unbelievable…read more Dale Clifton is a very knowledgeable man. Ask him anything and he will enlighten you. Would go again cause although a smaller space it is full of items and I probably missed something!

Located on the 2nd floor of a gift/shell shop. Free. Some parking in front…read more Glass cases of many found items, from different shipwrecks. Just enough to keep my attention and interest (but not for everybody, so I sent part of our group ahead to check out the shop downstairs).

I went to Trimper's Haunted House the first week of June 2025 and it was such a cute little…read moreattraction! I remember having to spend about $7 (I think per rider). Not surprised by the price--tourist attractions in OCMD are bound to be pricy. That said, I think it was fun and surprisingly intense! I'm a bigger girl, so I will say the carts can be uncomfortable especially since they will try to shove your whole party in the car if it's a small party. A scare actor had to help my friends and I clear a hill because we were sandwiched in and weighing the car down. Whoever was playing Pennywise that week--you're the best, dude. Additionally, there is an adjacent horror-themed store called 'Ghoulish Things' that I also highly recommend!

Trimper's Haunted House hasn't changed too much since I started going almost 40 years ago (yikes)…read more And to me, that's a good thing. It's a little rickety, and it smells a little funny. Nothing in there is scary, per se--the scares come from things and people jumping out at you, optical illusions and the like. But I love it because it has mostly stayed the same over the decades--the same music, the same coffin cars, the same tinny music, the same door covered in gum on the top floor (I hate when they clean it). The one addition I like (which isn't new anymore) is the merch they sell--I've got a fridge magnet, a keychain and a drawing of the building. The Ocean City Boardwalk is one of my favorite places on earth and the Haunted House is my favorite thing about it. May it live forever.

Stopped by Game World for a quick air hockey rematch so my friend could try to reclaim their…read more"champion" title--and we ended up going all in with an impromptu game of laser tag. Talk about a throwback! We had the arena all to ourselves and it was an absolute BLAST. The spot is a little off the beaten path and a bit away from the boardwalk, but 100% worth the visit. Definitely a must-stop for some fun in Ocean City!

This place is like stepping back to a simpler and better time. It's not just because they still…read moreuse tokens and award tickets, it's also because of how customers are treated. This place feels family run, the staff is always friendly and clearly care about the business and customers. I've brought my kids to every arcade/play zone in the area, and this is the best one on the Delaware and Maryland beaches. This place is also great for birthdays and is more affordable than competition for both families and large groups. Finally, the laser tag arena is awesome!

This was my first time here. I was here with my family of five including two elementary school…read morechildren. If it were human, the Clayton Theatre in Dagsboro would be well past the age for collecting Social Security. But owner Joanne Howe has no plans for the theater to retire anytime soon. The landmark theater celebrated its 75th anniversary. The theater is open seven days a week. The Clayton is rare for being the only single-screen theater in Delaware that consistently shows first-run films. The older people that come love it, because it reminds them of their old theaters. The theater seats 350 people. The Clayton Theatre offers today's moviegoers a rare opportunity to see first-run movies in a charming hometown atmosphere. They offer fresh popcorn, ice-cold sodas, and a vast array of the most popular concession candies. I was amazed that the theater was very nice and not run down. We purchased some popcorn, drinks and snacks. I was here with my family of five including two elementary school children for $56. I was expecting a smaller theater, but was surprised by the size and updated design inside the theater. It was very nice and comfortable. See my pics. Very few people were here Wednesday night for the 7 PM showing of Karate Kid: Legends. I enjoyed the movie and my movie viewing here because the theater was not crowded. We had very nice center seats.

Everything from the time we stepped inside to the time we left. The staff could not have been…read morenicer and the theater was awesome!

Seeing the horses was awesome, and the ocean being jellyfish free maybe one or two, but nothing…read morelike OC

Give this small local business a visit! They don't have much but if you're going nearby to camp,…read morethey have plenty of firewood and if you visit at the right time, they also have some produce and fresh flowers! It is family friendly, they have some goats ppl can see, veryyy cute! Businesses like this need us to keep going!!