Cape Henlopen State Park
Location:In Lewes, 1 mile east of the Cape May-Lewes Ferry.
Facilities:139 family campsites with water hookups, 17 family campsites with no
hookups, youth group campsites (primitive; tents only), restrooms,
showers, laundry, swimming beach/pool, fishing pier, fishing center,
boat rentals, picnic area, pavilions, dune crossing, bike trail, nature
trails, horse trails, nature center, disc golf course, game courts,
ball fields, auditorium, gift shop, food concessions (é).
Activities:Family camping, youth camping, surf and pier fishing (é), swimming,
hiking, bicycling, tennis, basketball, softball, picnicking,
birdwatching, nature programs.
Special Features:Located at the mouth of Delaware Bay, Cape Henlopen includes four miles
of bay and ocean beaches as well as a pond wildlife area with a unique
saltwater inpoundment and a broad salt marsh. Along the coast, the
Great Dune rises 80 feet above sea level, and "walking dunes" slowly
move across pine forests. The variety of habitats within the park make
it a good home for many species of wildlife.
Address:42 Cape Henlopen Dr
Lewes, DE 19958
Phone:302-645-8983
Web: www.destateparks.com/chsp/chsp.htm
Size: 5,193 acres.
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Delaware.