My girlfriend and I headed to this campsite following the good reviews we had read about it. We live in DC and it was more or less close from us and convenient for a weekend. The "camping" is unreal. I have been in many campings abroad and I've never seen such a thing as this. We arrived in the night... More

Go to the state beaches for a no-commercials scene. Out of staters pay just eight dollars for a carload of people and the pass is good at all the state beaches for the day. 3-days for $20. Most beaches have bathhouse to change and shower in.

We enjoyed the view from the top of the towers, and there many beautiful views. Beach, fishing, hiking, biking. A great seashore stop.

A basic, largely unaltered band of sand is awaiting civilization, which hopefully never comes. Adequate parking, or vans right on the beachfront, this park is somewhat pristeen and always inviting.

This is an excellent park. We stayed in the campground near the beach, a very short and easy walk to the shore. Though the camp has all that is necessary for comfort it is a bit roughed up because of the bridge construction. The bridge is complete but the clean up is not. I believe the state will have this... More

Love the wide beach. Enjoy visiting each year. Sand dunes are beautiful. Natural wildlife along the coast. Turtles everywhere.

a very beautiful, scenic state park. well kept all year long.parking is plentiful and great to get away from crowds of other beaches.

Cape Henlopen State park and Broadkill beach, just north of Rehoboth, are lovely beaches with no development to mar the experience.

We stayed at the cottages for a quick family vacation. They are beautiful. We loved the gas fireplace and the screened porch. It's right on the water and you can see the boats coming in and out. They have a full kitchen, but if you like to cook it's a little small. This place was perfect.