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Delaware Seashore State Park North Campground
39345 Inlet Road, Bethany Beach, Delaware 19930
About the Delaware Seashore State Park North Campground
Delaware Seashore State Park North Campground is a beautiful and accessible campground located at 39345 Inlet Road, Bethany Beach, Delaware. This campground offers a variety of lodging options, including cabins and cottages, for visitors to enjoy.
One of the highlights of this campground is the beach accessibility for all visitors. They offer beach wheelchairs free of charge on a first-come, first-served basis, making the beaches accessible to everyone. Lifeguards are available at guarded beaches during the summer season, and Mobi-Mats are available for those in wheelchairs to access the beach easily.
In addition to the campground amenities, visitors can explore the Indian River Inlet bridge for stunning views, tour the historic Indian River Life-Saving Station, paddle a kayak through the salt marsh islands, and enjoy fishing in the ocean or bay shoreline. Hiking trails, bird watching, and surfing are also popular activities in the park.
Delaware Seashore State Park is a vital part of the southern Delaware coastline, offering a dynamic and diverse natural environment for visitors to explore. With a rich maritime history and a range of outdoor activities, this campground is the perfect destination for a relaxing and adventurous getaway.
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39345 Inlet Rd, Bethany Beach, DE 19930, United States
Reviews of Delaware Seashore State Park North Campground
"We visited on Labor Day weekend. We stayed in the cottages at the north inlet campground Indian river marina. We only visited the beaches on the north side on this trip, although we've stayed at this park multiple times on both sides. Once in tents and other in RV. The lifesaving station visitor center is an important place to visit to get all the info on the parks as well are local state parks that fall under their perview like Fenwick Island and Holtz Landing. They have info and trails and water conditions. This is where you'd go to get your gift shop items. They also have a live saving station museum you can tour for a cost. The beaches on Northside were great. We didn't use the bath houses really because we were staying in the cottages not too far away. There were a lot of surfers. Thinking this was because the hurricane winds were causing large waves. There was one sufer drowning further north over the weekend near rohobeth. It was hard to find a spot for the little kids to play with so many people. Friday was fine, but high tide Saturday went all the way to dune edges, so there was really no spot for you to set up your chairs and towels. Some people set up on the dunes with the grasses and were destroying them. Some kids were digging them out on purpose. It was hard to keep my mouth shut. We were there for almost 4 hrs and only saw one park ranger come by on a 4 ATV. Wife and kids did an 11 mile hike from the north inlet coin beach to tower beach at the north end and back. They said it was much harder than they expected because of the number of surf fishermen they had to walk around. The hike up wasn't bad, but the hike back there were many more people with trucks on the beach and loud music and drinking and not really fishing. Kind of ruined what they were hoping would be a nice nature hike on the beach. Hiking the bridge at night is a must. There were multiple families up there Sunday night when Bethany had Labor Day fireworks and also some location across the bay. You could see both clearly from the bridge. Only negatives were the number of visitors (which I assumed to be locals) who kept driving up the exit one way only road in the parking lot. Guessing this was to avoid having to pay for entry into the park. One almost hit us as we were leaving the parking lot. Staying on the campgrounds you can enter and leave the parking lot as you please with your parking pass. We were also packing up in the parking lot when a transformer on a power line blew. It was loud, and we called 911 after we noticed it started a fire. The fire department was quick to be on site and put the fire out, but the worst thing is that we didn't have power in the cottage on a really hot day for almost 7 hrs. The only other negative for the cottages themselves is that when they say to bring linens, that also means pillows and blankets. We only brought sheets and pillowcases. We had to drive to Walmart to buy pillows and blankets. Overall, we'd probably stay here again. We would probably do our best to avoid Labor Day weekend, however."
"Beautiful sunsets and moonrise at the foot of a stunning suspension bridge. Fresh fish market on site and full RV hookups."
"Great Campground right next to the beach. We were on the north side, which is nice because they allowed dogs at that beach and it's less busy than south side. Just make sure to wear a bathing suit that fits right. I almost lost my bottoms and nobody wants to see that."
"I stayed at site 433 for 2 nights. The site was level, there were sewer, water, and electricity hookups. The only issue I had was the 30 amp outlet didn’t work. Luckily I had a converted for the 50 amp to 30 amp connection but it could have been very unfortunate if I didn’t. There was no campground attendant on duty and it was around Labor Day weekend. Overall, the site was nicely maintained and they had a laundry facility onsite. Being close to the Charles Cullen bridge made it easy to eat at Big Chill Beach Club and walk to Coin Beach."
"Booked spot 400 on the north area of the campground. This campground was basically a parking lot turned into a campground. The website said that it was full hookup but there was no water. However, the grounds were clean, the beach area was large, the sunset was spectacular. The location was great and bike riding distance to the surrounding towns. I would definitely come back. Oh and dog friendly"
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