Schellville Christmas Village 2024 Dates and Tickets Coming Soon

Schellville Christmas Village in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, features family-friendly activities like a snow zone, sledding hill, live entertainment, a new train ride, and meet-and-greets with Santa and Mrs Claus.

Read on for 2024 dates (to be confirmed), opening hours, ticket info, and details about Frosty’s Food Trucks and Candy Cane Artisan Lane.

Schellville Christmas Village at Rehoboth

Dates and Location – Unconfirmed

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Schellville dates: 17th November to 31st December 2024 (unconfirmed).
Location: Tanger Outlets at Rehoboth Beach Seaside.
Opening times: Thursday to Sunday: 5pm to 9pm.
Thanksgiving: Closed.
Black Friday: Closed.
Christmas Eve: Closed.
Christmas Day: Closed.
Admission: Free, but tickets required.
Tickets: Register before you go. More information coming soon.
Santa: Yes, at Santa’s Workshop until 23rd December. Kids can send letters to Santa and Mrs Claus directly through a magical mailbox.
Ice skating: Yes. Closed when raining. Skate rentals $5 or bring your own.
Live music: Starts at 6pm.
Vegetarian: Yes, plenty of options.
Vegan: Yes, plenty of options.
Gluten free: Yes, but limited.
Accessible: Yes.
Pet-friendly: No.
Parking: Please take public transport to help limit congestion. Additional parking is available at Epworth Church or the Rehoboth Little League Fields and you can ride the free shuttle.
Food specialities: Frosty’s Food Trucks, Revelation Craft Brewing Co., artisanal sweets, local seafood, seasonal brews.
Where to stay: Beach View Hotel is a popular nearby hotel.

Hotels in the Area

Staying near the boardwalk in Rehoboth Beach puts you near Schellville at Tanger Outlet. The area has a variety of accommodations, shops, and dining options.

For a convenient choice, consider Beach View Hotel; it’s well-reviewed and near the event.

Village Location Map

Christmas in Schellville

The Village creates a unique setting for holiday enjoyment. This holiday event stands out with its 18 miniature houses, each with decorations, toys and activities.

For those keen on wintery delights, a dedicated snow zone and an expanded area for sledding provide ample opportunity for family fun.

If you’re more drawn to visual spectacles, a maze of lights offers an illuminating experience.

Adults can unwind at the craft beer garden, while live entertainment on the Snowflake Stage adds to the atmosphere.

Local Specialties

• Saltwater Taffy: A classic sweet treat in Rehoboth Beach, saltwater taffy comes in several flavours.
• Craft Beers by Revelation Craft Brewing Co: This local brewery supplies dark ales, lagers and IPAs.
• Boardwalk Fries: These thinly cut fries are not to be missed. They are seasoned with a mix of local spices.
• Apple Cider: With the colder weather, apple cider becomes especially popular.
• Fish Tacos: This specialty consists mainly of locally caught fish, served with coleslaw and a squeeze of lime.
• Belgian Waffles: Sold hot from the iron, these waffles come with a selection of toppings, including fruit, whipped cream, and chocolate.
• Oyster Po’boys: A Delaware specialty, these sandwiches feature locally harvested, breaded and fried oysters.
• Seasonal Pies: Think pumpkin, apple, and pecan pies made with local ingredients.
• Roasted Chestnuts: As a seasonal classic.

Gifts and Stocking Fillers

• Ornaments: Local artisans sell unique, handcrafted ornaments, often from wood or clay.
• Beach Glass: Jewellery from smoothed, frosted glass.
• Nautical Decor: Wall hangings, candle holders, and table centrepieces.
• Personalised Snow Globes: Customised snow globes.
• Cute Socks: Fun designs for stocking fillers.
• Customised Stationery: From postcards to notebooks, stationery featuring local sights or holiday themes can be customised to your liking.
• Hot Sauce Sets: Small-batch hot sauces are a popular purchase.
• Gingerbread Kits: It’s a fun activity for the kids.

Sustainability Tips

• Food Waste: Be mindful of food waste when ordering, especially the large portions offered at stalls and restaurants.
• Ethical Consumption: Support local makers, but only buy what you need or will use. Over-consumption is one of the drivers of environmental degradation, so let’s make thoughtful purchases.
• Sustainable Diets: Plant-based or vegetarian options have a lower environmental impact.

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