last year i had fun here with my family & friends. but this year early april don't go there late at…read morenight. i was there around midnight thinking there would be alot of people but i was wrong, not a soul. i used my gut and didn't stay there long. I will wait until summer see if there more people dissapointed, the only reason im giving this pier 5 star because there isn't alot of pier that give you 24 hour access.

This is a great pier to fish off of... weather wasn't great while we were here but we enjoyed our…read moretime.

Massey's Landing, aka, Massey's Ditch, is a famous fishing spot in Rehoboth Bay. There are huge…read moreholes where doormat flounder can be found. You can also catch Taug and Stripper Bass. You can bring your boat since there is a public boat ramp as well as portable bathrooms. Tons of parking as well! Drift through Massey's using live spot or jumbo minnows and you will be catching flounder in no time!

A solid, saltwater fishing spot on the East Coast. Also, you can catch a pretty view of the Indian…read moreRiver Inlet bridge at night.

Nice quiet spot to watch the boats pass and grab a bite to eat. Dog friendly and lots of parking.read more

We went on a children's fishing boat tour. It was only 2.5 hours and all the supplies were…read moreprovided. It was really nice and kid friendly and short enough to be enjoyable before kids lost interest.

What a fabulous waterfront Park to watch sunsets. Benches and picnic tables are set in nice areas…read morein order to watch the sunset or just enjoy the gentle lapping of tiny waves. Plentiful parking too. Across the bay you will see a grove of mature pines. So pretty !!

Over 3000 acres that were once farmland and reclaimed by nature separating Ocean City from the…read moremainland and accessed by Fenwick Island. (20 minutes from Bethany Beach ). This is a hidden spot in Delaware and its so beautiful. You won't find many people here but you will find your perfect quiet place whether kayaking, biking, crabbing, hiking, or swimming ( public boat ramp). The observation tower is the best view of the Assawoman Bay and wildlife . You will see lots of bald eagles, river otters, giant woodpeckers , blue heron, egrets. SMH why all those cars are sitting in traffic to go to the beach when you can go to the bay ? It's completely free ...lots of fishing and crabbing , sailing , paddle boarding and don't forget to bring the dogs because they are allowed here!

We had a great time camping there. Sorry no pics. We did the Amish 62 mile bike ride and decided to…read morecamp and I was exhausted. It's a smaller State park and slightly confusing with the direction's but the staff was helpful just get a map. We camped in a "walk back" section of E. Very spacious sites with the bathroom/shower reasonably close. Parking was "ok"..... but they fill up and then you have to use overflow. The bathrooms/showers were clean BUT I guess I'm used to sites that spray repellent because nature is boss. We drove through the comfort sites of D and they were too tight for my liking. They have yurts and cabins but for me a tad too close. They do have an Island camp site Loved it!!!!! That's a must do. It's 2 sites across a short walking bridge with water view and access. I would definitely go back.

Walked the entire trail around the pond. Very busy trail with bikes and walkers! Some very old…read moregrowth pines. One thing I don't understand is why the Park Maintenance people don't cut the Wisteria growth on the trees? Some trees have vines over two inches in diameter. This stuff will choke a tree to death over time! Great walk ... very pretty sights. Fall colors will make it a much nicer walk!

Our family returned for a day hike on the Gordons Pond Trail in December 2025 with our miniature…read morepoodle. First, it's dog-friendly which is a huge plus (be sure your dog is leashed at all times). Second, this is a lovely trail for hiking a couple miles, but it's not covered by trees, so perhaps it's better for a cloudy day. Third, you'll get a view of sand dunes, wetlands, and a pond (if you're lucky, a heron will come into view). This is a delightful trail for a relaxing walk - and a haven for joggers, dog walkers, and photographers. I think the Gordons Pond Trail is one of the crown jewels in Cape Henlopen State Park.

This is a beautiful state park with so many choices of things to see and do. It has beautiful…read morebeaches and some allow dogs (on a leash at all times) which is a benefit during the summer months if you have a dog. There are lots of bike paths, hiking paths and a large camping area that looks very well kept. There is also lots of wildlife, both driving around in the park or in the ocean. I have heard that the traffic can be horrible sometimes but I tend to visit early in the morning or later in the evening. This is a beautiful place to visit and I would highly recommend, especially for sunrise and sunset.

i could not understand where private access ended and public access began. There are run-down…read more"marinas" on the river side, one of which wanted to charge me $15 to put in my plastic kayak. The Maurice River may be too fast for kayaking. I never found out. I paddled inside the impoundments. Decent experience. You get a great view of an osprey's nest, and they let you know that you are not wanted. Some of the lagoon or whatever it is, is shallow and gross. People are fishing and crabbing in this water and some are grumpy when you get near their traps. Lots of dragonflies when I went in July but par for the course. Not sure I would go back.

I love finding secret wildlife spots in and among all that is NJ. One day I was on a mission to…read morefind "secret" NJ spots and wandered along the forgotten small towns near the Delaware Bay. There are so many wetlands areas and so once I spotted this sign, I veered off and took off on a short walk in this area. It was gorgeous sunny winter day, and I lucked out because NOT A SOUL was around. Not even bugs!

This place is awesome. I can't speak on it having everything you need but it seems like it does…read more Went in with very little fishing knowledge (we have only ever fresh water fished) and just a rod for my son and Eric got us set up with everything we needed. We brought in a rod and he set my son up with bait, the right hooks, sinker and some kind of set up in the line and told us where to go for fishing and crabbing. It turned out the line my son had on his rod was dry rotted and we lost the line. We then went back a second time got it relined and new hook and set up on it and back we went.

The best advice on fishing, tackle, bait, dining etc. Eric strives to help everyone whether it is…read moresomething he can provide or not. Red Dog will restore your interest in small business. It is always a favorite stop for my grandchildren and myself for ice cream and other beach necessities.

Awesome trip. Family friendly staff. My son's first boat trip and the mate was very attentive to…read morehim and I. We caught spot, kings, croaker, sharks, trout, and sea bass. Probably caught 30-40 fish between us and a few keepers. Capt did a good job of putting us on to several spots with fish.

Had a great day of fishing with Angkers Fishing yesterday with our boy scout troop. After another…read morenearby charter fishing boat informed me they wouldn't have a boat available on our date (yes, after taking the reservation 6 weeks prior- boy, was glad I called to confirm a week in advance!), Anglers took our reservation that was $10 more but 2 more hours on the water perfect! We were fortunate with the eatger, but our day on the eater was great. Captain worked hard to put the boat over fish, and our scouts caught fish...well, at least 1 each, mostly kingfish and sea trout. Plus an unfortunate skate. The mates were patient, helpful, funny- perfect fot the kids. Couldn't have asked for a better experience! Coat was $70 plus $5 rod rental + $.50 per fish to fillet afterwards on the dock. Plus, a 20% tip is posted as typlical gratuity on the boat. Would definitely come back to Anglers. Highly recommend.