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Delaware packs beaches, history, and bird refuges into a compact coast perfect for RVers. Camp right by the Atlantic surf or inland swamps teeming with wildlife. You'll find 57 parks scattered from dunes to farmlands.
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Cruise Delaware Route 1, the Coastal Highway, past sun-kissed beaches and lighthouses. Stop at Cape Henlopen State Park for WWII towers amid dunes. Venture inland on US 13 to Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge, where migratory birds fill the sky over tidal marshes. Trap Pond State Park invites paddles through ancient bald cypress groves.
Summer draws families to sun and surf, while spring and fall suit birders chasing shorebirds. Winters stay mild for off-season escapes, though some parks close. Dover anchors central trips with 8 parks near the NASCAR track and capitol. Millsboro quiets down near lakes for anglers. Rehoboth Beach energizes coastal stays with 5 parks close to boardwalks.
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May through September brings perfect beach weather with highs in the 70s to 80s. Spring offers blooming dogwoods and fewer crowds for hiking Cape Henlopen trails. Fall colors paint the marshes at Prime Hook while temperatures dip to comfortable 60s.
Yes, most parks like those in Rehoboth Beach and Dover provide full hookups for 30/50-amp service. Coastal spots such as Delaware Seashore State Park hook up big rigs amid ocean views. Inland options at Lums Pond State Park add water access with reliable utilities.
Cape Henlopen State Park tops lists with dunes, beaches, and a historic lighthouse. Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge stuns with 16,000 acres of marshes alive with birds. Delaware Seashore State Park stretches miles along the Atlantic for surfside sunsets.
State parks offer affordable sites from $25 nightly at places like Trap Pond. Primitive camping runs even lower in wildlife areas, though hookups cost extra. Private parks near Millsboro start at $40, beating resort prices elsewhere on the East Coast.
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