Delaware campground
Posted: Sat Mar 17, 2007 6:32 pm
We spent last night, 3/16, at the Delaware Seaside State Park in Ocean City.
This is a treeless, "all business" rv park. That means, you get power, water and sewer. If you are an "out of state" resident, you will pay $37.00. This time of year even the soda machines are turned to the wall and not available. Of over 300 spaces, only two had vehicles. These are level, asphalt surfaced spaces with 50 amp.
If you want a base of operations that provices easy access to the beaches, this will meet your needs. From the appearance of all the hotel/motel construction, spring and summer probably make for very crowded beaches.
For those of you keeping track of the weather, yes, we did survive the wind, the snow and rain last night.
This is a treeless, "all business" rv park. That means, you get power, water and sewer. If you are an "out of state" resident, you will pay $37.00. This time of year even the soda machines are turned to the wall and not available. Of over 300 spaces, only two had vehicles. These are level, asphalt surfaced spaces with 50 amp.
If you want a base of operations that provices easy access to the beaches, this will meet your needs. From the appearance of all the hotel/motel construction, spring and summer probably make for very crowded beaches.
For those of you keeping track of the weather, yes, we did survive the wind, the snow and rain last night.