Did you know Delaware is home to a thriving Amish community? Just west of Dover, you’ll find working farms, horse and buggies carriages, Amish owned- stores, greenhouses, furniture makers, farmer markets, and more. The Amish first settled in central Delaware 1915 and have called Delaware home for over a hundred years. Bike or drive these picturesque country roads as you step back into time and experience a slower, peaceful way of life.
Along the way, be sure to stop at some of Delaware’s Quaint Villages family farms, Amish-owned stores, greenhouses, Amish-made products, eateries and more!
Spence’s Bazaar & Amish Market - 550 S New St, Dover, DE 19904
Haass’ Family Butcher Shop - 3997 Hazlettville Rd, Dover, DE 19904
Shady Lane Selections – 1121 Victory Chapel Rd, Dover, DE 19904
Rose Valley Furniture - 522 Rose Valley School Rd, Dover, DE 19904
Rose Valley Greenhouse – 1288 Rose Valley School Rd, Dover, DE 19904
Byler’s - 1368-A Rose Valley School Rd, Dover, DE 19904
Fifers Farm Store - 1919 Allabands Mill Rd, Camden Wyoming, DE 19934
Bobola Farm & Florist - 5268 Forrest Ave, Dover, DE 19904
Yoder’s Greenhouse - 5070 Pearsons Corner Rd, Dover, DE 19904
Sharon Hill Greenhouse - 1377 Sharon Hill Rd, Dover, DE 19904
Ready to hit the road and explore? View our map to find routes and roadways along the Amish Countryside.
Make plans to attend Kent County, Delaware's Annual Amish Country Bike Tour.
Every September, you can catch cyclists enjoying the annual Amish Country Bike Tour. This tour is suited for all ages and abilities and includes 15-,25-,50-, 62- and 100- mile loops through the flatlands of Delaware’s Amish countryside. The bike tour also includes several rest stops, including the famous “pie stop” at the Amish Schoolhouse. Following the tour, cyclists are treated to a catered picnic! For more information visit: www.AmishCountryBikeTour.com
Make your visit to Delaware’s Quaint Villages an overnight stay. Indulge in fun events. Enjoy friendly lodging options. Sip on a variety of craft beverage locations. Dine at local restaurants. Explore our open spaces and wooded trails. Or tour our museums and learn about Delaware’s history and culture.
