Lewes beckons RV campers with Cape Henlopen's sandy beaches and 17th-century history. Choose from four standout parks, including Cape Henlopen State Park itself. Base your rig here to bike dunes, fish the Atlantic, and ferry to Cape May.
Lewes beckons RV campers with Cape Henlopen's sandy beaches and 17th-century history. Choose from four standout parks, including Cape Henlopen State Park itself. Base your rig here to bike dunes, fish the Atlantic, and ferry to Cape May.
Lewes wears its 1631 founding as Delaware's first town like a badge. Walk Savannah Road's historic homes to Zwaanendael Museum's Dutch replica tower. Swim Cape Henlopen beaches, spot seals from WWII towers, pedal the four-mile Junction Breakwater Trail along the canal.
Four RV parks launch your Lewes escape. Families claim Cape Henlopen State Park sites with showers, 50-amp and 30-amp hookups, group areas at $46 to $80 nightly. Couples unwind at Tall Pines Resort from $62 per night amid pines. Remote workers plug into Tall Pine Campground's WiFi, 50-amp power, showers.
Lewes ranks as Delaware's first town, settled in 1631, famed for beaches and history. Cape Henlopen State Park draws crowds with dunes, seals, WWII towers. Zwaanendael Museum showcases Dutch roots; Savannah Road buzzes with shops and seafood spots year-round.
Find four RV parks near Lewes: Tall Pines Resort, Cape Henlopen State Park, and Tall Pine Campground top the list. Cape Henlopen hugs beach dunes with showers and 50-amp sites at $46-$80 nightly. Tall Pines starts at $62; both sit minutes from Savannah Road.
Yes, Cape Henlopen State Park and Tall Pine Campground offer 50-amp hookups. Tall Pine adds WiFi and showers for big rigs. Cape Henlopen suits beach trips with 30-amp options too, all near Junction Breakwater Trail.
