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Delaware Seashore
Delaware Seashore State Park is a 2,825-acre (1,145 ha) Delaware state park located in Sussex County, Delaware in the United States. The park is located on a strip of land between Rehoboth Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. The park is divided into two sections, the Indian River Marina and the Rehoboth Beach area. The park offers a variety of activities including swimming, fishing, boating, camping, and hiking. The park also has a nature center, a boardwalk, and a beach. The park is open year-round and is a popular destination for visitors from all over the country.
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
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User Reviews
D S
Great place to fish and explore. There is a good place to surf. Launch a boat. Get dinner. Get a fishing charter. Has a tackle ship. Camping options.
Pamela Savage
We got snowed in and the staff took great care of us. Checked on us in the morning. Shoveled, plowed and came right over when we couldn't get the key to work and were locked out in the snow! Thanks so much guys! You were great!
Ginger J
This is a beautiful place and they were having an art festival there. There's also an amazing restaurant here too seasonal place. You can dock your boat here, they have cabins you can stay in we did that one year.
Kristin Kosmides
A nice park in a cool location. The park is positioned next to/ under the bridge - so you have a unique view. The staff is really great. There's a camp store, the trash area, bathrooms, a play area for kids, and then of course the actual camp spots. The lady at the front sings a welcome song. 🙂 The bathrooms have showers and are kept pretty clean. The shower area is kind of locker room style, i.e. not much privacy. We car camped in a Prius. There's not much space in between each spot and there is little to no tree coverage. The beach is close and there are nice walking paths. Between the South and the north side, I think there's something around 400 spots. In the summer it is pretty busy. I was impressed at how quiet it was at night considering the amount of campers that were there. Also, you can't beat the proximity to the ocean. The pass for your car gets you into all the different parks in the area- not just the one you're booked at.
Daryl Brackin
Love camping on the north side. The beach is within walking distance and isn't very crowded. The bathrooms are decent. There is a bit of traffic noise, but it's not annoying. I've been here multiple times.
Craig Lewis
We love Delaware Seashore State Park. My wife and I have been coming here since the early 1980s. We've camped in a tent, van, travel trailer, truck camper and now a fifth wheel. This is a great place to camp and be close to the beach. The prices here are cheaper than anywhere that is close to the shore. I would recommend Delaware Seashore State Park to any campers looking for a nice camp sight at a great price.
John Gerthoffer
Love watching the boats rip through the inlet. Fishermen are always fun to watch too. Look for the walking path at the very back of the park. Good stuff.
Danice Gewiss
It's a big park. Unfortunately, the check out time stated online doesn't match what they tell you. Online it says 1:00. They tell you it's 12:00, and they will repeatedly remind you. In other words, not a pleasant place to camp. Stay somewhere else if you want to enjoy yourselves. No electric or water at the sites.
elite Bender
Beaches natural and clean.
Jenna Carter
Fishing on the drive on