Named for the nearby WWII observation tower in Cape Henlopen State Park. Features accessible beach access with Mobi-Mat, bathhouse facilities, and fishing areas. Less crowded than main park beach with state park entrance fee required.
Less developed beach area within Cape Henlopen State Park featuring the Gordon’s Pond Trail. Offers quieter beach experience, wildlife viewing opportunities, and popular biking trail. State park entrance fee required.
Family-oriented beach town with well-maintained beaches, boardwalk gazebo, and recreational facilities including basketball and tennis courts. Features clean beaches with seasonal lifeguards. Beach badges required.
Protected natural area between Ocean City and Strathmere featuring unspoiled beaches, tidal marshes, and dunes. Offers hiking trails, birdwatching opportunities, and fishing. No beach badges required with limited facilities.
Known as “The Nation’s Summer Capital,” featuring a mile-long boardwalk with shops, restaurants, and amusements. Clean beaches with seasonal lifeguards and beach patrols. Famous for tax-free shopping at nearby Tanger Outlets.
Family-oriented “Quiet Resort” with a small boardwalk, bandstand with free summer concerts, and well-maintained beaches. Features seasonal lifeguards, summer events, and quaint downtown area with shops and dining.
Lively beach town known for watersports by day and active nightlife with live music venues. Features restaurants and bars along Route 1, with water on both bay and ocean sides. Dog-friendly beach options available during certain hours.
Historic state park with pristine beaches, hiking trails, and WWII observation towers. Features a fishing pier, bike trails, nature center, and Fort Miles Historical Area. Camping available with modern bath facilities and cabins.
Six miles of ocean and bay beaches divided by the Indian River Inlet. Features modern campground, marina facilities, and excellent surf fishing. Access to both ocean beaches and calm bay waters for various activities.
Calm bay beach in historic town known as “The First Town in the First State.” Features gentle waves ideal for families with young children, nearby Cape May-Lewes Ferry, and charming downtown with museums, shops, and restaurants.