Fun place near the ocean in Delaware with lots to do nearby. Traffic getting there can be rough on…read morebig holiday weekends so plan for extra time getting there then. It can be a bit of a party atmosphere on weekends so sit back and watch the show! Our first couple of days were mid week and the place was only 10% occupied, so the water pressure was super high! Great for showers in the really nice bath houses, but remember your pressure regulator for your RV. Speaking of bath houses, the showers use the type of controls where you have to put the button to keep the water running. The shower that was ADA compliant wasn't working properly, my only problem all week. Checking in and the sites were great. A nice family pool and another pool with a swim up bar too. The store was well stocked and not overly inflated pricing. The weekend after memorial day it was a loud party till about an hour past quiet time, but not too bad and then it did quiet down, so come to party! :) Also it can get windy near the ocean so watch those awnings. Overall, a great time!

Stayed in cabin during 90+ degree temperatures. Mini split system showing error code. Cabin has…read morewindow unit installed that is not a suitable size to cool area. Front desk was contacted and sent maintenance. Maintenance advised they were aware that the system was not working and that is why window unit is in place. Reported at 5:30 pm, maintenance showed up at 6pm and adjusted the temperature and said to come back over to front desk in an hour if it didn't cool down(after acknowledging he knew it was broke). When it didn't cool off in the hour and I returned to the front desk to find they closed and no one was available.

I love going there to see and feed the goats They are so…read moresweet. Love, Love, Love them!!!

Just spent the past 4 nights here. PROS nice weekend events for kids, nice pool, animals are…read morecute. Grill has good breakfast. My spot was 673 very spacious. The woman with short blonde hair that checked me in and out was super friendly and explained everything thoroughly. Cons: the old men working the gate on weekends are like nazis. The one car per site rule is REDICULOUS considering the over flow lot is NOT walkable. It was me my 2 kids and my bf. First off we drive his car around bc its better on gas then my truck. Second he had to leave to head home at 5am. I shouldn't have to wake my children up at 5am to drive him to the front of this huge place. It was pretty empty didn't see many people at any of the campers around me. The sewer pipe was side ways. No way to set your tube up so it could flow. It was causing my camper to stink!!

My daughter went on a walk through the woods today on the search for birds! The path was easy to…read morenavigate and for all levels of fitness. There were a few benches along the way too. We pears 15 different birds but spotted less than half. It was fun nonetheless. We also looked at the water and watched boaters and kayakers. There were interesting crabs and shells in the water. Thumbs up! Check it out. They offer free music during the weekdays.

Excellent hiking trails in this hidden gem of a state park. Less crowded than most parks. Great…read moreplace to go.

Beautiful beach and fun. We were here last summer in August, and I believe we will be sailing off…read moreto another trip here in August 2025. Easy walks and fun. Different type of crowd than what we are used to back home. But, I had fun and loved it here. Can't wait to experience the beach and park again.

This was a nice place to go tent camping that in walking distance from the beach. I stayed at T13…read morewhich is near the marsh and we did not like the smell. We will definitely try a different location away from the marsh. They have bathhouses for campers only nearby and open at all hours. They did a good job trying to keep it clean. The campgrounds are clean. You have access to fishing . You are able to walk to the beach but we drive to the parking lot and the parking pass given by the campground covered the parking spot. The beach has lifeguards and there are two restaurants and shops. The beach has restrooms and bathhouses within free same center as the restaurants. They do not have BBQ grills. Bring your stove tops to cook and food that's doesn't required heating. They don't allow outside wood for any type of grills. You can find additional information on the website. The area is kid friendly and secure. They have a nice playground. I will try this location again.

Camp Arrowhead is a summer camp for kids entering 2nd through 11th grades. Nestled off Route 24,…read moreCamp Arrowhead is on a beautiful piece of pine tree filled land on Rehoboth Bay. Campers are kept busy at Arrowhead... kayaking, sailing, roasting marshmallows, swimming, tie dye, archery, climbing wall, zip line, high ropes course, canoeing, cooking over a fire, banana boating, disk golf, hay rides, arts & crafts, marsh walks... What sets Arrowhead apart from other camps is that it is a Christian Community. In terms of the day to day life of camp, this means that campers stay with their unit for all of their activities. This provides campers with a group of people who they really get to know and feel comfortable around, which allows campers to push themselves. Staff members are committed to helping every camper have a great time. As a camper myself for over 8 years and a staff member for 4, I can attest that Arrowhead is an amazing Summer Camp.

Although I've never actually been to another summer camp, I can attest that Camp Arrowhead is a…read moregood camp. I've been going for 3 years now, and I can say that the staff is happy, the activities are great, and the accommodations are... good. Nobody is ever bored at Camp Arrowhead, with all the fun and games going on. Even the food is delicious, especially for a summer camp. Bathrooms are clean, and the accommodations are as clean as a cabin in the woods is going to get. Overall, CA deserves 5 stars any day!

My family 3 adults and 2 children had a wonderful time on the water. The guides were knowledgeable…read moreand friendly. Our fellow travelers were also fun. The kayaking was just at the right level -- not too easy or hard. The wind made birding difficult but the water and bay were lovely.

Fun, quality boards - great staff. Took my family out for a day of paddling. Staff there couldn't…read morehave been nicer and made it super easy and fun for everyone to enjoy. Beautiful space

Best place to learn how to Skim board in Delaware! The instructors are not only great Skim…read moreboarders (professional & amateur) but great with kids. They have free Sat clinics at the beach and all sorts of summer camps and private lessons.

I can't recommend Delmarva enough! Extremely friendly and…read moreknowledgeable staff. My son and I went out on kayaks for a paddle and it turned into an unforgettable adventure on the bay! Thanks Delmarva Board Sports, you have made customers and friends forever.

The staff are very helpful. Very easy to rent a kayak for a couple hours. We saw loads of birds, a…read morebald eagle , fiddler crabs, a turtle and some little fish

After being in this area multiple times and driving by this each of those times, I finally made it…read morea point to stop in. I honestly had no idea what this was until I decided to make a stop. In fact, when I pulled into the parking area I wasn't sure where to park as there are signs stating something about permits. I will say, and this is my only gripe about this place, is the price of admission. I think it's a bit high for what you are getting. But I guess you need to pay the bills for this. This place kind of takes you back in time. See, back before this area had roads connecting to each other and when shipping was a huge thing, they had to have patrols that would make sure everything was ok. These patrols would head out to save people on the high seas when the high seas were less than cooperative. Kind of a precursor of the Coast Guard. This location is on the National Registry of Historic Places. This was a quick museum visit, but that is partly because I was impatient and didn't want to use the video tour. They do have a tour where you call in and type in a code for an exhibit and it would give you the information, but you can also read a lot of it within on the information placards next to the items. Points of interest is the house itself, living quarters, equipment used and the highlight is the access to the beach. It's amazing to think that men, year after year, would come here and serve time protecting people. It was some really tight quarters and they never knew what the seas might hold for them. Tip, be careful if you head out to the beach. I had taken my sandals off to walk into the sand and something jabbed my toe. That made for a quick return for me. Before you do head back get a look at the view. It is beautiful.

Very Interesting site near the beach with free parking. The price was very reasonable. First, they…read morehave you watch a brief film about the history of the site. Then you proceed to the main house where the rescuers lived and you're able to see and touch everything, which is amazing to me- there are very few things in cases. There is a number you can dial to hear a narration about a specific object or area of the house as you walk thru. The gift shop is full of lovely trinkets and they have bathrooms, which is very convenient for roadtrippers like myself. Great for everyone but small kids will need to be watched to ensure they don't grab and break anything, and that they don't fall down the narrow staircase.