Kayak Cove on Elmwood at Angola by the Bay

About this place

Please contact us for up-to-date pricing for your dates before booking. June-August 7 Day minimum required (Fri-Fri) Remaining months 2 day minimum required. If you request less than 7 days June-August, your book request will be denied. Thank you for understanding. Also, once you request a booking, your booking is accepted, you have 7 days to make a full payment. If you decide to cancel, you will be refunded all but $100 as a holding deposit. Please answer the following questions when booking: 1)Who are you traveling with? 2)What is the purpose of your trip? 3)What church do you attend and what conference is it a part of? 4)email address 5)phone number -bedroom 1 (queen) -bedroom 2 (queen) -bedroom 3 (queen) -entry room (futon) -curtained-off living area (sofa bed) -laundry -fully stocked kitchen The KAYAK COVE. The KAYAK COVE was purchased in 2016 for its peaceful and tranquil setting. Its views overlook Herring Creek near Burtons Prong which is a tributary to the Rehoboth Bay. THE COMMUNITY is in a quiet gated community of about 700 homes on the Delmarva Peninsula. Unlike a resort most of the homes within the community are privately owned, and many owners live there year around. It is governed by a board of directors who live within the community. The business office is located near the entrance gate. POOL: The pool is not guaranteed to be open till the second weekend in June. As per ABTB website: "The pool is open on weekends only from the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend until full-time hours begin on or about the 12th of June each year. The pool is open for everyone from 11:00 am to 7:00 pm daily. Adults can only swim from 10:00 to 11:00 am, as well as the first 10 minutes of every hour throughout the day." This could be as late as June 15th. BIKES: All bikers under the age of 18 are REQUIRED to wear helmets so if you bring bikes, please bring helmets for your children to wear. All fines received as a result will be passed on the renting guest with a 5% added processing fee. ACCOMMODATIONS: SLEEPS 10. It has three bedrooms each with a queen bed. The living room has a privacy curtain for a make-your-own fourth bedroom. The sun room has a single futon with a privacy curtain. There are two bathrooms, one on the first floor and one on the second floor, a laundry, a screened-in porch plus deck on second floor and an outdoor shower. There is a mini kitchen on the first floor with a larger main kitchen on the second floor. PARKING: There is a total of 3 parking spaces. RECREATION ON COMMUNITY SITE: It has a marina, crabbing pier, jogging, and walking paths, play areas, an outdoor pool with 6 free passes, tennis courts, bocce ball, and a community center. OUR KAYAKS: there are 6 kayaks at the house for your careful use. Oars and some life jackets are in the double-doored storage area. Door keys are on a lanyard in the entrance foyer. NEARBY TO DO: Take a Ferry ride to Cape May. Spend time at the shore. Cape Henlopen, Indian Beach, Towers Beach, and Bethany are somewhat less crowded beaches, but a little further in the distance. Key Box or Conquest Road between Dewey Beach and the Rt. 1 bridge. Hopkins Dairy Farm is a great place for ice cream on any day! DINING IDEAS: FAMILY DINING- Long Neck Diner 25935 Plaza Dr. Millsboro DE. Chinatown Buffet & Grill Rt#1 Rehoboth Beach, De La Tonalteca Mexican Restaurant Rt#1 Rehoboth Beach, De Ocean Grill Longneck Millsboro De Paradise Grill Bay Road, Millsboro (has bayside dining-Karaoke Friday & Saturday nights) PRICIER DINING: - Big Fish Grill Rehoboth Coastal HWY, Rt#1 Rehoboth Beach, De Rusty Rudders Rt# 1 Dewey Beach DE (has bayside dining-Karaoke later Friday & Saturday nights) KAYAK COVE INVENTORY: Fridge, oven, blender, microwave, dishwasher, washer, dryer, 10-cup coffee pot, pots and pans, griddle, place settings for 8, cake pans, 1 booster seat, serving spoons, serving dishes, 1 crock-pot, toaster, and 1 Pac-n-play. CHECKLIST OF ITEMS YOU MAY WANT TO BRING: Towels, personal hygiene items, paper towels, toilet paper, bed linens, washcloths, towels, soaps, laundry soaps, sun protection, bug spray, leftover containers, tea towels, dish clothes, bikes n rollerblades, lifejackets, crabbing clips, games, binoculars for bird watching, tennis racquets, and bocce ball. NOTE: There are usually life jackets there.