We had a great time camping there. Sorry no pics. We did the Amish 62 mile bike ride and decided to…read morecamp and I was exhausted. It's a smaller State park and slightly confusing with the direction's but the staff was helpful just get a map. We camped in a "walk back" section of E. Very spacious sites with the bathroom/shower reasonably close. Parking was "ok"..... but they fill up and then you have to use overflow. The bathrooms/showers were clean BUT I guess I'm used to sites that spray repellent because nature is boss. We drove through the comfort sites of D and they were too tight for my liking. They have yurts and cabins but for me a tad too close. They do have an Island camp site Loved it!!!!! That's a must do. It's 2 sites across a short walking bridge with water view and access. I would definitely go back.

Walked the entire trail around the pond. Very busy trail with bikes and walkers! Some very old…read moregrowth pines. One thing I don't understand is why the Park Maintenance people don't cut the Wisteria growth on the trees? Some trees have vines over two inches in diameter. This stuff will choke a tree to death over time! Great walk ... very pretty sights. Fall colors will make it a much nicer walk!

For the past few years, we've traveled to Ocean City, Maryland and arrive on Sundays. Our Sunday…read moreitinerary always consists of coming to this park for their "Sundeas in the park ". There is street parking or a lot parking available. I do recall one year due to the Marlin tournament. Parking was difficult and we did park a few blocks away. Overall the walk was not bad and it was well worth it. I recommend bringing chairs or a blanket. If you plan to stay a while. On Sundays, they have a live band, ice cream for purchase, a playground, pond, and lots of open grass for family and friends to enjoy. Everyone's favorite part is the Sunday fireworks show. The show is great! We will continue to add this park to our Sunday fun day while in Ocean City.

What a cool park!! I followed my fellow Yelpers here and it…read morewas Bette than I had expected! Huge, clean, gorgeous scenery of the water and more! Baseball field, huge kids playground for all ages, an adult outdoor workout area under a tent, nice bike path, gazebo, bridge and lovely grounds for soccer, football or a picnic.

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.

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.

This is the inland-facing part of the island. It is relatively close to the bridge to the island…read moreand another small island sits between Chincoteague and the sound, so it is a relatively sheltered area. The boardwalk is best suited for picnicking and a short walk. The bigger attraction is of course the beaches and horses one island over, but some time spent here is not amiss. The area does have some dedicated parking that is kind of hidden from the main street.

This is a nice park across from the Village Mall.They have a pavilion and benches. There are also…read moreoversized chairs you can sit in or take photos on. It was extremely hot so we didn't stay long. But it a nice little vibe here. There's a restaurant/bar nearby as well. Check it out!

Whenever I visit Salisbury, the first suggestion from everyone I meet is: "Go check out Pemberton…read morePark. Have you been?" This place is probably home to the most Salisbury wedding proposals, engagement photos, and family pictures of any place in the area. There are tons of barn doors, fence posts, and wooden benches so that you can take as many plaid-filled pictures as you want! (In all seriousness, it's a great place for pictures.).... It also has great walking trails.

Great state park! Camping here is fun! The loops at the top of the park are more spacious and…read moresometimes more private. The ones in H loop are really squeezed in and have less space and no privacy. It's hard to book a site, and so frustrating to see empty sites that have been booked but not used. The bathrooms are some of the cleanest camping bathrooms I've ever seen. They're pretty well maintained. The horses do wander free, and you need to be careful with food on your site, as explained by the park rangers. But it's fun to see them and watch them. The camp hosts are good about cleaning and maintaining the area they're each in charge of. The beaches are nice and it's fun to go clamming out in the bay. A very quick drive will take you to Ocean City, to the boardwalk, to go karts, Walmart, Wawa, the movie theater, etc. Lots close by to do if you get caught there on a rainy day. Lovely place to visit.

Assateague is so cool!... Particularly on a breezy day when the flies can't takeoff…read more During a trip to Ocean City, we visited Assateague on the Maryland end. I was so eager to see the horses I heard about, but weary we might not see any. Maybe we were lucky, because we saw sooo many horses! On the road, in the parking lots, in marshes, wandering, grazing, standing on front of cars. So cute! Stop at the visitors center first. Very nice place, helpful information, exhibits, a touch tank, bathrooms, gift shop and then you'll be on your way. Admission per vehicle gets you access for a week. We loved spending a few hours here so much that we came back a second day. The beaches are clean and not crowded. Lots of dogs, so be warned if you're averse. The marsh trail was really cool. We saw several small fishies, pipefish, crabs, egrets, just really cool to look in the water throughout the trail and observe. Bayside beaches are hidden spots for isolated swims. I saw a family here and there just swimming completely alone. The forest trail was also a good one to walk. More interesting nature. We weren't too crazy about the dune trail. Although, it was interesting to see the old abandoned road in the middle of the dune. Horses here there and everywhere, almost. Overall, such a fun place to visit. Go for a few hours or spend the day. Remember, ensure it's breezy and you'll be almost completely fly free.

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.

It was our very first visit to Chincoteague, and we were thrilled to explore the area alongside…read morefamily members visiting us from Virginia. The drive down from Delaware took about an hour and twenty minutes. Our day unfolded in a few memorable steps: Welcome Center: We made our first stop here to pick up a local map and gather helpful instructions. The Beach: Next, we headed to the expansive beach, which was bustling with numerous beachgoers and vehicles. Wild Pony Sighting: On our drive back, we were lucky enough to spot some of the famous wild ponies along the way. Downtown Lunch: Finally, we headed downtown to grab lunch together. Stay tuned for more details about our lunch experience!

The beaches and wild life are beautiful as you drive through. Keep an eye out for the wild ponies…read more We've even seen them swimming across the water to reach an island.