Friendly staff, very welcoming. Horses just beautiful though humans got too close to them. Loved…read morethe staff presence, driving around with ice or wood helps. I am tent only camper will find quieter loop as the generators take away from experience a bit

Awesome experience. Saw many wild horses and interesting birds. The beach was beautiful and…read moreweather was perfect. The only thing that would make it better was if the bathrooms were cleaned more frequently. The were too filthy for my wife to use. and had a bunch of bugs inside. Besides that I loved the shore here and would return.

This park was recently redone and is filled with fun for all ages and abilities. There is a little…read morekid and big kid side all with a bay view and a big grassy area to play. It has a waterbottle fill station and plenty of seating. Shade is a minimum and there are no bathrooms around. There is a port a potty across the street. Loved this park and will frequent it with my kids.

We make an effort to go to Bayside Park every year. They have two major sets of play equipment one…read morefor the smaller kids and another for the bigger kids. There is also a set of swings that is separate from the other two. There is a combo of natural mulch on the one part and rubberized mulch that is paved on the other half. Both playsets have multi-tiered areas to play on and under. Monkey bars, climbing walls, several slides and secret fossils and a few service windows to play "ice cream shop or food delivery" is also a nice touch. The park is open from dawn til dusk usually the park is empty but every once and a while friends will stop by and play. If you do come in the early morning remember to bring a little towel or rag to dry off the slides as the morning dew almost always leaves a puddle at the bottom of the side and no one likes a wet bottom.

What a fabulous waterfront Park to watch sunsets. Benches and picnic tables are set in nice areas…read morein order to watch the sunset or just enjoy the gentle lapping of tiny waves. Plentiful parking too. Across the bay you will see a grove of mature pines. So pretty !!

Over 3000 acres that were once farmland and reclaimed by nature separating Ocean City from the…read moremainland and accessed by Fenwick Island. (20 minutes from Bethany Beach ). This is a hidden spot in Delaware and its so beautiful. You won't find many people here but you will find your perfect quiet place whether kayaking, biking, crabbing, hiking, or swimming ( public boat ramp). The observation tower is the best view of the Assawoman Bay and wildlife . You will see lots of bald eagles, river otters, giant woodpeckers , blue heron, egrets. SMH why all those cars are sitting in traffic to go to the beach when you can go to the bay ? It's completely free ...lots of fishing and crabbing , sailing , paddle boarding and don't forget to bring the dogs because they are allowed here!

Cute little park bayside on 28th St/Robin Dr. We usually go to Northside Park, but wanted to try…read moresomething new. I was pleasantly surprised that this park seems like it was remodeled in the past few years and is very nice. There is a large playground structure with multiple slides, monkey bars, and climbers. It's geared towards the over 5 crowd, but my toddler managed fine with some assistance from mom and dad. There are 4 swings, 3 benches, and an open area with trees that would be a nice spot to picnic or hang out. The only negative is that the park is right off of the street so be careful if your kids are runners. It's a small park so no bathrooms or anything like that. Definitely worth checking out while you're in OC.

It's not free and $10 for out-of-state residents is not too expensive. Thankfully, I stopped in…read morelate in the afternoon and there was no ranger at the kiosk or I would have turned around. I parked and spent about 20 minutes enjoying the beach and the sunshine. The beach is beautiful. No trash, firm sand and a smooth include down into the water. The waves were pretty calm today which was good because I did not spot any lifeguards on duty. A great spot to spend some time at the ocean. [Review 18162 overall - 84 in Delaware - 1684 of 2022.]

We came here for a family photo shoot…read more THE PARK: Parking/entry fee was $10 for state residents and $20 for all others, paid via a machine. By the time we got here the facilities up front were closed so I have no idea what was available sans for restrooms and an outdoor shower. According to the website, shower and changing facilities are available, along with a food concession, chair & umbrella rentals, even a Mobi-Mat which allows wheelchairs to be pushed onto the beach (such a great idea). The sandy area is very wide and stretches for 3 miles with zero shady spots or trees. Lifeguards were gone for the day with their stands turned upside down. I noticed some vehicles actually parked on the beach near the northern end, a very cool perk that is not allowed back home. Ocean conditions were fairly calm but most folks were in waist-high water at most. OVERALL: Spacious real estate, but coming from Hawaii, my expectations are set too high, LOL.

Be sure to check out BOTH trails before giving up on spotting great wildlife. I'm a photographer…read moreand, after spotting nothing on the eastern trail, I walked down the northern trail, which also terminates in a boardwalk. Here I spotted two Great Blue Herons, a Great Egret, two Snowies and a Forster's Tern, all feasting in the shallows.

The isle of Wight Bay Is a very pretty area managed by the Maryland wildlife division. Here you…read morewill see various birds and other wildlife flourish. As it is protected, The state has put some trails in and a little footbridge bridge that goes out over the bay. The footbridge is in a very pretty bayfront Park on the eastbound side of route 90 just before you cross the bridge into Ocean City. There's plenty of parking and a porta potty here. It's worth your stop before going to Ocean City. Even better to hang out here if you have to wait to check into a hotel. It's a very nice introduction to Ocean City

Fantastic location to watch the sunset and see the sun create glimmering patterns across the bay…read more It was a cold and chilly evening when we stopped there. We mostly stayed in the car. Because only one other person was there, we were able to easily get a place to park. I can imagine this being a very popular place to come and watch the sun disappear, particularly when the weather is warmer and you can enjoy the moment instead of try to stay warm. There's a gazebo where you can sit. There's also a small pier but I wasn't sure if that was part of the park or private property so we didn't investigate.

This used to be a nice place to visit. Unfortunately now the homeless people have moved in and…read moreyou'll probably be harassed, certainly when it's relatively empty. It wasn't always this way, not sure if it changed after the new governor took over. But it makes sense.

This is one of the nicest playgrounds I've seen in quite some time. If you're in the area and need…read morea quick, cheap place for the kiddos to burn some energy, it's a good option. Positives - - The overall size of the place is impressive. Not as large as some of the behemoth ones that used to exist around my area before everything was converted to these very expensive metal/plastic contraptions, but still huge. - the parking is plentiful, - the crowd was small all 3 times we went - dog park across the driveway if that's useful to you. - gazebo in the center so parents can watch all areas from a shaded spot Negatives - - The only downsides would probably be that there's not really enough shade and some of the slides got VERY hot. - The parking lot next to it gets muddy on one end if it rains too much - The parking along the driveway has a nice 6-inch or so drop off to it if you pick the wrong spot. Doesn't matter much with a modest SUV, but might with a sedan.