Family vacation and spend the day at the park. Plenty of parking and the bath house was nice. Was…read moreenjoyable to take a cold shower after the hot day at the beach. And nice to get all the sand off. Waves were a little high for small children, but ages 10 and up were perfect. There is a concession stand here but we didn't get anything. Nice to know though so you can plan. Well maintained beach!

It's not free and $10 for out-of-state residents is not too expensive. Thankfully, I stopped in…read morelate in the afternoon and there was no ranger at the kiosk or I would have turned around. I parked and spent about 20 minutes enjoying the beach and the sunshine. The beach is beautiful. No trash, firm sand and a smooth include down into the water. The waves were pretty calm today which was good because I did not spot any lifeguards on duty. A great spot to spend some time at the ocean. [Review 18162 overall - 84 in Delaware - 1684 of 2022.]

If it's good enough for the President https://www.yelp.com/biz/brandon-falls-lewes then it's…read moredefinitely good enough for me. I brought my bike and tried hard to get it to go but couldn't. Something about the sprocket was bent. Ugh! Instead, I sprayed some sunblock on my arms neck and face, put on a hat, and took a walk. The beach is stunning. Flat, warm, sunny and not overly crowded for a July weekend. While the beach is not step free, they're trying hard to make it as accessible as possible with mats and ramps that can support a wheelchair. That's awesome. I did see a bunch of offroaders. Apparently, you can get a permit to bring your 4WD onto the beach. Pretty darned awesome, that is! What are those huge concrete structures? They're WWII-era bunkers! Yes, these huge installations were built to counter the fear of German U-boats invading Philadelphia via the Delaware River. A series of tunnels connects the bunkers but those aren't open to visitors. I had a great visit and managed to not get any burn! [Review 18196 overall - 113 in Delaware - 1718 of 2022.]

Great flat beach for people and canines! The walks across the dunes have carpets so easy access.read more

We booked the crabbing trip with OC Hopper and Captain Dave was the best of the best! We had so…read moremuch fun catching crabs. There were 9 of us. Our 5 kids from age 7 to 16 had a wonderful time taking turns pulling up traps, reloading the baits and releasing the traps back into the water. We especially enjoyed the trot line where we catch the crabs with nets. Captain Dave explained everything clearly and guided each of the kids. He even taught the kids about boating. It was such a memorable trip. Captain Dave also recommended a restaurant that would cook our freshly caught crabs - they were delicious! We will definitely come back in the future!!!

Assateague Island Cruise -Best relaxing tour to see the sights. Our Captain Bryce was a pleasure…read moreand very knowledgeable about the area. Looking forward to booking another trip soon!

Fantastic location to watch the sunset and see the sun create glimmering patterns across the bay…read more It was a cold and chilly evening when we stopped there. We mostly stayed in the car. Because only one other person was there, we were able to easily get a place to park. I can imagine this being a very popular place to come and watch the sun disappear, particularly when the weather is warmer and you can enjoy the moment instead of try to stay warm. There's a gazebo where you can sit. There's also a small pier but I wasn't sure if that was part of the park or private property so we didn't investigate.

This used to be a nice place to visit. Unfortunately now the homeless people have moved in and…read moreyou'll probably be harassed, certainly when it's relatively empty. It wasn't always this way, not sure if it changed after the new governor took over. But it makes sense.

A beautiful beach-side park and well worth it to follow in the footfalls of our 46th POTUS. Yes,…read morethis is the spot where the President fell off his bike. There had been a spray paint marker but that's been removed. The spot is at the crosswalk immediately next to the pavilion. Vehicle entry is $5 for Delaware residents and $10 for out-of-state to park here for the day. It is a huge parking lot but it's a beautiful area so I imagine it gets packed during the summer! Be especially aware of bicycles as there are hundreds of them and share the road. Joggers, too! And finally, the speed limit is the speed limit. 25 is slow but do you really want a speeding ticket today? [Review 17745 overall - 81 in Delaware - 1266 of 2022.]

A great place to fall off your bike! Beautiful view. Easy to get to. You can think about Biden and…read morehis adventures, because this is where he fell off his bike in spectacular style.

Best of Both Worlds Sunset Cruise was great! Captains Maddie and David were great guides and…read moreknowledgeable about the environment. We were able to see many Ospreys, a pelican, a fox and best of all a pod of dolphins. Of course we got a beautiful sunset to top it all off. Remember it's cold out in the water so definitely bring a sweater and enjoy

Outstanding sunset tour, great Captain and crew. Try and pick a good clean evening. BYOB. Not…read moreoverpriced either - highly recommend! Tip well

Beautiful beach and fun. We were here last summer in August, and I believe we will be sailing off…read moreto another trip here in August 2025. Easy walks and fun. Different type of crowd than what we are used to back home. But, I had fun and loved it here. Can't wait to experience the beach and park again.

On our way home I took a detour to stop at Delaware Seashore State Park. In season, the parking lot…read moreis open and charges $5 per day for (instate cars) and $10 per day for (out of state cars) personally think it should be the same They allow tent camping here, each plot has a picnic table. Looked like about 50 plus spots on both ends of the Indian Bridge. There was a concession area and large bath house. Looks like it would be a lot of fun during season but way too cold right now and I guess closed there was no one camping!!!! The bridge is beautiful!!! The park was deserted this cold snowy Sunday, first day of February and snowstorm on its way. The beach was lovely with a light dusting of snow. Pretty spectacular to me but I am always highly impressed with nature. Tony and I walked a little and watched the high waves crash on the sandy beach. It was beautiful and so peaceful. Not many seashells though.

First time to this awesome bayside beach!…read more Parking was a challenge and when someone across the street from the paid lot opened their yard to park for $20 all day, I was happy to pay. Easy to get to beach. Shallow calm water. There are many families and children (mid August 2024) and it was peaceful and chill. Clean gendered public toilets and outdoor shower if you need. Friendly life guards on duty. Lifeguard Trent was just wonderful to chat with and watch him help others with kindness and care. The Cape May ferry terminal is near and the ferry comes and goes. The Lion's club hosts a stand that rents umbrellas, rafts and other beach gear. They also sell hotdogs, pizza, icees and snacks. I had strawberry-lemon which was refreshingly perfect. Beyond-the-call-of-duty Lifeguard update! These pushy women sat beneath the lifeguard chair and after asking where the rental shack is about 10 times and being told--they said they couldn't walk there (it's not far) to get an umbrella. They whined and whined. Trent took the umbrella down from the lifeguard chair and set it up for them to use!!! So so generous of you Trent! I highly recommend this beach if you're looking for ease. Parking likely easier earlier in the day. I beached til evening!

Lewes Beach is the Delaware Bay and not the Atlantic Ocean, thus the water is considerably calmer…read more The beach is abundant with easy and close parking. There is no boardwalk nor any shops nearby with the exception ofva Dairy Queen. This would appear to be great for familes with young children, as the relative lack of knock-down waves would be less intimidating to youngsters unaccustomed to massive bodies of water. There is a public restroom, but little in the way of amenities such as drinks or restaurants. Downtown Lewes is about 1 mile west of the beach which has a plethora of dining establishments and stores for adults as well as children. The beach is not rocky, and like all beaches, there is and will be sand everywhere , and I mean EVERYWHERE if you're there sufficiently long!