As the St. Jones River and the Murderkill River both meander their way to the Delaware Bay, nestled between them you’ll find Bowers Beach. Once one of the premier fishing towns on the Delaware Bay, this town will endear itself to you as you fish and swim, bird watch, kayak and sail, paint, and to stroll the beaches enjoying the wildlife.

Along the shoreline you will be provided with glimpses of bald eagles, blue herons, osprey, and other shorebirds. 

At the Bowers Maritime Museum on Main Street, you’ll step back in time to experience the long history of Bowers Beach.  If you are lucky enough to be in town for their annual Big Thursday festival, you can experience a local tradition replete with rides, crafts, and a parade.

Bowers Beach and the Bowers Maritime Museum is also famous for its annual Buccaneer Bash – which takes place over Memorial Day weekend each year. Attendees sport pirate costumes – you will find it fun for all ages.

• Bowers’ peninsular location offers excellent access to a 0.7-mile-long beach on the Bayshore, two riverfronts, and tidal wetlands.
• The calm waters of the Delaware Bay and the surrounding St. Jones and Murderkill Rivers provide you a safe environment for swimming, boating, kayaking, relaxing in the sun, flying a kite, searching for sea treasures or simply a strolling along a quiet beach  You’ll find plenty of parking for access to the public beach and boat ramp.
  
  

Getting Here:
Bowers Beach and Bowers, DE are located in Kent County Delaware.
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