Sometimes you just want to run away from the stress of work and find a quiet town where you can relax for a day. While most of Delaware’s towns fit that description, there’s one in particular that makes for a peaceful day trip getaway.

Wyoming, Delaware is a tiny farming community with just about 1,500 residents.

Flickr / Jimmy Emerson, DVM While it may seem like this rural town is sparse and isolated, it’s a great place to spend a day relaxing in the sun.

Your first stop in Wyoming should be Fifer Orchards.

Facebook / Fifer Orchards This famous family-run orchard is home to a U-Pick farm and a country store that’s always stocked with fresh food and baked goods.

This time of year, stop by for apple cider and fresh donuts, candy apples, pumpkin pie, and more.

Facebook / Fifer Orchards In the spring and summer, Fifer is famous for fresh strawberries, cucumbers, blueberries, and peaches. Pick your own or sign up for their CSA box to always have fresh fruits and veggies on hand.

Next, head over to the historic Brecknock Park.

Flickr / Mike Mahaffie This park was originally an estate known as Howell’s Mill, and for decades farmers brought their grain here. The historic farmhouse was built in the 18th century.

The stunning Piccadilly Castle is one of the best playgrounds you’ll ever find.

Google Local / Donna Short This enormous wooden playground is one of a kind! Kids will also love the mile long nature trail along the Issac Branch.

For lunch, you can’t beat Sal’s Pizza for the best slice in town.

Google Local / Tim Weygandt Of course, Sal’s might be the only slice in town! And technically… it’s not even in Wyoming. Camden, Delaware is a tiny town that’s often lumped in with Wyoming, and you’ll hear Camden-Wyoming more often than not.

Order a tasty New York style pie, or some of their crispy wings.

Flickr / Matt You can’t beat greasy fried food after a day of walking, shopping, and exploring!

A quick getaway to this hidden Delaware farm town is sure to be the best thing you do this fall.

Flickr / Mike Mahaffie Fresh air, fresh food, and a chance to connect with nature are all waiting for you!

Oh, and if you find the town name a little confusing (there are no mountains or buffalo out here!), you might want to read up on The Meaning Behind These Odd 7 Delaware Town Names.

Flickr / Jimmy Emerson, DVM

While it may seem like this rural town is sparse and isolated, it’s a great place to spend a day relaxing in the sun.

Facebook / Fifer Orchards

This famous family-run orchard is home to a U-Pick farm and a country store that’s always stocked with fresh food and baked goods.

In the spring and summer, Fifer is famous for fresh strawberries, cucumbers, blueberries, and peaches. Pick your own or sign up for their CSA box to always have fresh fruits and veggies on hand.

Flickr / Mike Mahaffie

This park was originally an estate known as Howell’s Mill, and for decades farmers brought their grain here. The historic farmhouse was built in the 18th century.

Google Local / Donna Short

This enormous wooden playground is one of a kind! Kids will also love the mile long nature trail along the Issac Branch.

Google Local / Tim Weygandt

Of course, Sal’s might be the only slice in town! And technically… it’s not even in Wyoming. Camden, Delaware is a tiny town that’s often lumped in with Wyoming, and you’ll hear Camden-Wyoming more often than not.

Flickr / Matt

You can’t beat greasy fried food after a day of walking, shopping, and exploring!

Fresh air, fresh food, and a chance to connect with nature are all waiting for you!

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