Delaware Vacation - Seashore State Park Adventures
Visiting Delaware or looking for a weekend break from the city? The Delaware Seashore State park would be a good choice.
Like other coastal parks, the Seashore Park offers abundant swimming, fishing and water sport opportunities.
The swimming areas in the park are safe and have basic facilities like bathhouses with changing rooms and showers.
Rafts, umbrellas and picnic tables are also available to rent.
Fishing is allowed on almost all the beaches, anglers can go fishing on the banks of Indian River Inlet as well.
For surfing you may head to the beach just north of the Inlet and for Sail boarding the New Road area would be perfect.
Clamming and crabbing are allowed in certain open sections of the bay.
You can obtain information from the Park office.
For picnicking you may choose from the pavilion on BayShore at Savages Ditch Road or the one at the Inlet.
Hiking, biking and horse back riding are among the other popular recreation activities in the park.
Hunting is also allowed in the park but is subject to several rules and regulations.
So, if you enjoy the sport, you must first obtain all the necessary information from the park's website As far as sight seeing goes, Thompson Island on Rehoboth Bay is a must see feature of the park.
The Island preserves a productive salt marsh habitat and offers excellent local wildlife viewing opportunities.
If you are traveling with your children you must also take advantage of the programs and events organized by the park.
These programs range from nature and history themed tours to kayaking and sight seeing trips.
The campground at the park offers full services from April 1 to November 30 and limited services,sewers and electricity, round the year.
Travelers are allowed to make on-line reservations for the campsites.
However, if you prefer more comfortable accommodations you may choose from the cottages located at the Indian River Marina.
With so much to do, you can rest assured that you won't have to endure a single dull moment on your Seashore State Park holiday.
Like other coastal parks, the Seashore Park offers abundant swimming, fishing and water sport opportunities.
The swimming areas in the park are safe and have basic facilities like bathhouses with changing rooms and showers.
Rafts, umbrellas and picnic tables are also available to rent.
Fishing is allowed on almost all the beaches, anglers can go fishing on the banks of Indian River Inlet as well.
For surfing you may head to the beach just north of the Inlet and for Sail boarding the New Road area would be perfect.
Clamming and crabbing are allowed in certain open sections of the bay.
You can obtain information from the Park office.
For picnicking you may choose from the pavilion on BayShore at Savages Ditch Road or the one at the Inlet.
Hiking, biking and horse back riding are among the other popular recreation activities in the park.
Hunting is also allowed in the park but is subject to several rules and regulations.
So, if you enjoy the sport, you must first obtain all the necessary information from the park's website As far as sight seeing goes, Thompson Island on Rehoboth Bay is a must see feature of the park.
The Island preserves a productive salt marsh habitat and offers excellent local wildlife viewing opportunities.
If you are traveling with your children you must also take advantage of the programs and events organized by the park.
These programs range from nature and history themed tours to kayaking and sight seeing trips.
The campground at the park offers full services from April 1 to November 30 and limited services,sewers and electricity, round the year.
Travelers are allowed to make on-line reservations for the campsites.
However, if you prefer more comfortable accommodations you may choose from the cottages located at the Indian River Marina.
With so much to do, you can rest assured that you won't have to endure a single dull moment on your Seashore State Park holiday.
