Cape Henlopen State Park

So, to be fair, I might recommend this campground to others but for myself it didn't cut it. For me it was too far from the beach, sites too close together, too noisy, too busy, and as a hiker it was a little disappointing as the only trail was largely on pavement. The closest access to the beach was where they let 4x4s enter which is not the kind of area I'd want to lay out a blanket. It would have been better perhaps if I had brought my bike as there are lots of bike trails. The bathrooms are nice in that they are cleaned daily and are private including showers though the showers were mediocre. There is a convenient camp store which is nice. Cell signal on AT&T and Verizon were good. Stayed in late September 2019.

The highlight of our stay was biking 6 miles south to Rehoboth Beach. The trail was beautiful as it meandered through woods and marshlands. Instead of trying to find RV parking at the beach, we just locked up our bikes there :)

The beach at the park was not crowded and there was no cost to enter it. There's a WW2 fort nearby that we learned a lot at, and plenty of hiking/biking trails there. The town of Lewes is also very close.

We had a spacious, partially shaded, water and electric site. Excellent walking/biking trails. Newly renovated with nice bathhouses. Limited camp store. About a mile walk to ocean. You can easily drive to beach access within the state park. Interesting things to see if you like historical places. Dumpsters were located just beyond the campground exit which was a bit of a walk(we didn’t bring our towed). Made reservations online and arrived after hours and drove through entrance with no problem. Site was clear and “reserved” sign was posted on our site post. We stayed in a 28 foot motor coach. Decent AT&T but couldn’t pick up Dish signal.