EV Charging Hotels in Wilmington, DE

If you're planning a trip to the historic beaches of Delaware, Wilmington offers everything you could ever want for the perfect vacation. The state was the first to ratify the Constitution, and so there are tons of historical landmarks, iconic sites and significant attractions to discover. From family-friendly destinations and seasonal events to a thriving culinary scene and interesting museums, there's something to see and do around every corner. We have the top EV charging hotels in Wilmington for you to charge up your ride.

To enjoy a stroll through scenic trails and manicured grounds, head to Brandywine Park. This beautiful, lush green space winds over 178 acres along the Brandywine River throughout the heart of the city. It is the largest urban park in Delaware and dates back to 1886 and was designed by renowned landscape architect Frederick Law Olmstead, who also designed Central Park. Here, there is the historic Jasper Crane Rose Garden, walking trails and a fitness loop, the Sugar Bowl, an oratory stage that has hosted some of America's most famous speakers, community events, and live outdoor concerts. Visitors can walk by the beautiful Josephine Fountain and tons of cherry trees that bloom in the spring, as well as recreation courts and a sports stadium. Also located within Brandywine Park is the popular Brandywine Zoo, where animals from all over the globe, including tropical, desert and forestland regions. See lemurs swing through the trees, watch red pandas romp and admire exotic birds fly through the air.

A small but mighty state, Delaware packs a powerful punch with tons of attractions within a short drive in every direction. The Delaware Children's Museum offers hours of family fun with interactive activities, hands-on exhibits and immersive zones. Kids—and adults—can play, learn and explore and there's something here for all ages to enjoy. At the DuPont Environmental Education Center, which sprawls over more than 21 acres of wildlife refuge and conservation land, nature and modern science come together. Here, there are hands-on nature education programs and special programming that are not to be missed. Explore the different eco-systems exhibits, massive dinosaur fossils, and dazzling atrium.

Sailing fans will love visiting the Kalmar Nyckel, or the "Tall Ship of Delaware," a replica of a 17th-century Dutch ship that brought the early Swedish settlers over to America in 1625. Play pirate for a day and tour the fascinating ship for a unique once-in-a-lifetime adventure on the high seas. You can also visit the Copeland Maritime Center, which treats visitors to behind-the-scenes maritime programming and breathtaking riverfront views. Finally, the Delaware Museum of Nature & Science allows visitors to discover new and permanent exhibits on natural history, chemistry, planetary science, and so much more.

Don't miss a chance to relive the history and legendary tales of Delaware at the Hagley Museum and Library. Here you can take a look into early American life through indoor and outdoor museums, including the gunpowder yard and the DuPont mansion and gardens. Watch live demonstrations or take a self-guided tour through the buildings and grounds of the sprawling 19th-century gunpowder factory. You can also tour the first du Pont family home and learn more about the famous family who helped settle the area. Nearby, the Delaware Art Museum and Brandywine River Museum of Art both showcase an impressive collection of American and international works of art. Whatever occasion brings you to town, we have the best EV charging hotels in Wilmington for the ideal stay in historic Delaware.

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