Safest Neighborhoods in Kent County, DE

Highland Acres in Camden, 3 miles south of Dover, features tree-lined streets and spacious homes. Highly rated schools serve the area. Nearby attractions include Dover Air Force Base and Brecknock County Park's 86 acres.

Woodside East in Dover features new homes in Fox Hollow and Loganberry Village. Nearby Killens Pond State Park offers outdoor recreation. The area is served by highly rated schools and has access to dining along U.S. Route 13.

For over a decade, the Magnolia Restaurant has served three meals daily under one of the few traffic lights in Magnolia itself, a rural community in central Delaware. The lone eatery embodies the quaint feel of the area, where rolling farmland blends with subdivisions just south of Dover. Magnolia's main intersection is surrounded by quiet

Felton is a residential pocket of Delaware folded into the dense farmland in the central part of the state. Despite its rural location, Felton is along U.S. Route 13, which provides residents with a quick drive northward to Dover or eastward to the shore. “Felton is close to Camden and close to Route 1, so for anybody that’s looking to go down to

Frederica is a small town with a quiet location along Murderkill River, whose name evolved from Dutch words meaning “mother river” when it was settled in the 1800s. “Non-locals get scared of Murderkill’s name, but people in Frederica would spend all day on the water if they could,” says Lydia Ragonese, a Realtor with Compass who has sold several

The community of Harrington blends a small downtown area and residential streets amid central Delaware’s rolling farmland. It is the home of the Delaware State Fairgrounds, which in turn are the site of the Harrington Casino & Raceway and annual Delaware State Fair. “Harrington is the epitome of a small country town, with a very close-knit

Camden is a bedroom community of Dover popular for its proximity to the city while retaining a suburban lifestyle. Sandwiched between U.S. Route 13 and Delaware farmland, residents are a few miles south of Dover. “Camden is located in the Caesar Rodney School District, which is one of the more sought-after school districts in the state of

Wyoming is a lively small town, less than 4 miles south of Dover. The Kent County community thrived in the 19th century as Delaware’s “Peach Center,” home to farms, canneries and a freight railroad that shipped the fruit around the country. Today, Fifer Orchards still grows peaches, and a freight line continues to run through the area. The town's