The Cape Henlopen's cabins are located in a secluded area at the edge of the campground, and are perfect for anyone who wants to enjoy the best parts of camping at the beach without the bother and discomfort of leaky tents or less-than-comfortable sleeping bags on the ground! These cabins sleep six, with real beds in both bedrooms. And after spending a great day at one of the finest beaches on the East Coast, you'll love spending your evenings on your own oversized screened-in dining porch, the perfect spot for relaxed meals and family card games.
15411 Campground Road, Lewes, DE 19958
Visit Cape Henlopen State Park's homepage for more information about the park
The cabins are available year-round, and may be rented for up to 14 days. Reservations may be made up to 1 year ahead of time. There is a one-week minimum stay during the summer season. All other times of year, reservations for weekend stays must include both Friday and Saturday nights. Holiday weekends require a minimum stay of three nights (Friday through Sunday). Since animals are not allowed in cabins, campers should not bring their pets.
Winter | Spring/Fall | Summer | Peak Summer | ||
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Camping Cabins | |||||
Weekends | Resident | $80 | $95 | $123 | $126 |
Non-Resident | $92 | $110 | $142 | $145 | |
Weekdays | Resident | $74 | $90 | $120 | $123 |
Non-Resident | $86 | $104 | $138 | $142 |
The cozy wood-framed family cabins sleep four and are nestled in a wooded area of the Park close to the 66-acre mill pond. The eleventh cabin, called the Pond View Cottage is located behind the others with a scenic view of the pond. All feature an efficiency kitchen with an eating area, bedroom, bath with shower, A/C, and heat. A picnic table, grill and porch are located outside. Dogs are only allowed in Cabin 10, please see link for pet policy.
3015 Paradise Alley Road, Harrington, DE 19952
Visit Killens Pond State Park's homepage for more information about the park
Winter | Spring/Fall | Summer | Peak Summer | ||
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Cabins | |||||
Weekends | Resident | $66 | $68 | $78 | $81 |
Non-Resident | $76 | $79 | $90 | $94 | |
Weekdays | Resident | $60 | $63 | $68 | $79 |
Non-Resident | $69 | $73 | $79 | $91 | |
Pondview Cabin | |||||
Weekends | Resident | $80 | $85 | $95 | $100 |
Non-Resident | $92 | $98 | $110 | $115 | |
Weekdays | Resident | $75 | $80 | $90 | $98 |
Non-Resident | $87 | $92 | $109 | $113 |
The cozy wood-framed units are nestled in a wooded area of the Park close to the 66-acre mill pond. The eleventh cabin, called the Pond View Cottage is located behind the others with a scenic view of the pond. All cabins have an efficiency kitchen (with refrigerator and microwave); eating area; a screened-in porch; air conditioning and heat. The cabins have one bedroom with a double bed and a twin size bunk bed and the Pond View Cottage is furnished with a queen bed and double sofa bed in the small living room area. All of the cabins have universally-accessible interiors; six cabins and the Pond View Cottage also have wheelchair ramps. Cabins are not accessible by vehicle, cars may park in the designated parking lot, and wheelbarrows are available to transport belongings to the cabins.
There are four (4) camping seasons: Winter, Spring/Fall, Summer and Peak-Summer. Cabins may be rented for any number of nights up to 14 days. Weekend reservations will include Friday and Saturday nights reserved together. Please note that certain dates during the summer require weekly reservations (Friday to Friday).
Contact our Call Center at 1-877-987-2757 or go to the website at www.destateparks.com for availability information and to make reservations. Cabins are available year-round. Reservations can be made up to one year in advance. There is a one-week minimum stay during the peak summer season. The reservation period cannot exceed two consecutive weeks. Cabins are rented to persons 18 years or older and are intended as family units. Non-family groups may reserve the cabins but must be limited to four people, which are the maximum beds available (cots are not provided). Each cabin must house at least one responsible adult. Weekends, Holidays, and Peak Summer season require minimum stays.
A cancellation fee of $35 will be charged prior to arrival; the balance of the payment will be refunded. Early departures forfeit all balances; refunds or credits are not issued. Reservations will not be held beyond noon the day after scheduled arrival date unless the Park Office is notified of late arrival.
Check-in is between 3 pm and 4 pm at the Park Office. When a late arrival is reported, alternate arrangements can be made to check in through the Park Office. Each cabin has a designated parking space at the cabin parking lot. All other vehicles and visitors will need to park at the overflow parking lot adjacent to the Campground Office. Cars may not be driven directly to the cabins. Handcarts are available to cabin renters for transporting luggage and other necessities from the parking lot. Please return the handcart to the parking lot when finished using it.
Kitchen supplies (pots, pans, dishes, dish detergent, towels, food trash bags, cooking and eating utensils); Personal items (clothing, toiletry kit, towels, insect spray); other items (flashlight, binoculars, first aid kit, lawn chairs, board/card games, cooler); bed linens and pillows. Cabins need double and twin sheets; Pond View Cottage needs double and queen-size sheets.
Visitors are permitted from 8 am – 11 pm and will be charged the Park daily entrance fee during the fee season. Quiet time is 10 pm to 8 am. Smoking is not allowed in the cabins. Pets are not permitted in the cabins or cabin area! Tents are not permitted in the cabin area. Renters are responsible for disposing of trash in the campground dumpster located across from the overflow parking lot. Cabin furnishings may not be removed from the cabin area. Occupants will be held liable for any damaged contents in the cabins. Firewood and ice are available for sale at the Campground Office. All other Park rules and regulations apply.
Check out time is by 11 am. The cabin should be left in a reasonable clean condition upon departure. All food and belongings must be removed (including items in the refrigerator). Floors must be swept; kitchen counter, sinks, dining table, and bathroom stall should be wiped down (failure to comply may result in a maintenance cleaning charge).
The rustic 2-room camping cabins at Trap Pond have a wonderful location next to the water. Enter the cabin at the screened-in porch and move inside to the living area with table, benches and chairs. The bedroom has a double bed and bunk beds to sleep four adults. The units have A/C and heat for year-round comfort, and offer a great camping experience with protection from the weather. A picnic table, grill and potable water are located outside, and campers will find convenient bath and shower facilities nearby.
The cabins are available from year-round, and may be rented for any number of nights up to 14 days. There is a one-week minimum stay during the peak summer season. Weekend reservations must include Friday and Saturday nights. Holiday weekends require a minimum stay of three nights (Friday through Sunday). Reservations are accepted up to 1 year prior to the date of arrival.
Pets are only permitted in designated pet-friendly cabins with proper registration.
15702 Goose Nest Road, Laurel, DE 19956
Visit Trap Pond State Park's homepage for more information about the park
Winter | Spring/Fall | Summer | Peak Summer | ||
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Camping Cabins | |||||
Weekends | Resident | $58 | $58 | $65 | $65 |
Non-Resident | $67 | $67 | $75 | $75 | |
Weekdays | Resident | $53 | $53 | $55 | $60 |
Non-Resident | $61 | $61 | $64 | $69 |
Campsite rates are for up to four people. Additional persons are $2 per night, up to a maximum of eight people per site.
Campgrounds at Cape Henlopen, Killens Pond, Lums Pond and Trap Pond State Park are open year-round. The Cottages at Indian River Marina are also open year-round, and the campground at Delaware Seashore State Park is open year-round, although during the winter months, it is open for self-contained units only.
The Division of Parks and Recreation has a Central Reservation Service. Although reservations are not required, we strongly recommend that you make one to ensure that accommodations are available. There is no additional expense to make a reservation.
Reservations can be placed for campgrounds, cabins, yurts, the Cottages at Indian River Marina, and Fort Delaware tours, and Killen's Pond Waterpark..
Help us protect our trees by preventing the spread of harmful insect pests to Delaware's parks and forests. Due to recent quarantines and threats of invasive insects that are detrimental to Delaware’s agriculture, outside firewood is no longer permitted in Delaware State Park campgrounds. Firewood is available for purchase at all State Park campgrounds.
Spotted Lanternfly (SLF) is an invasive insect that is dangerous and destructive to the agriculture, horticulture and forests in the State of Delaware and surrounding states. Specific targets of this insect are grapevines, fruit trees, hops and trees. The SLF will lay eggs on any flat surface such as tree trunks, vehicles, boats, grills, bicycles, and coolers, so they can be easily transported. The Delaware Department of Agriculture has quarantined eleven zip code areas in Delaware to eradicate, control, and prevent the spread of SLF in Delaware and to surrounding states. Thirteen counties in southeastern Pennsylvania and Mercer, Warren and Hunterdon Counties in New Jersey also have quarantine requirements. If you live or will travel through these counties on your way to camp in Delaware State Parks please check with your state agriculture department for specific quarantine regulations.
Several other invasive insects may be spread by transporting firewood. Emerald Ash Borer, Asian Longhorn Beetle, Southern Bark Beetle and Sirex Wood Wasp all pose a serious threat to native trees and forest ecosystems. You can protect our valuable forest resources by not transporting firewood.
The most effective way that campers can help stop the spread of these invasive insects is to check your vehicles and gear for SLF egg masses and to refrain from transporting wood, including firewood. When you travel to a campground, use the firewood that is sold there to prevent the spread of these destructive insects.
For more information, visit the Delaware Department of Agriculture website: Agriculture.delaware.gov or de.gov/hitchhikerbug.
Delaware State Parks are here for your enjoyment. Please be considerate of others and dispose of litter properly. Remember...take only pictures and leave only footprints.
Campfires and open fires may be banned in selected campgrounds during extremely dry conditions. Please contact the campground immediately prior to your visit for fire status. Charcoal fires in grills are permitted during bans unless otherwise noted.
Campfires should be contained within the fire ring, and should not be left unattended.
Campfires are not permitted at Delaware Seashore State Park at any time.
You may change a reservation once at no charge. For each subsequent change, a fee of $10 will be charged. Changes may be a date or site change at any state park that offers family camping, cottages, cabins, or yurts. The transaction amount must remain the same as the original reservation charge to qualify as a change.
Changes to your reservation may be made online, or through the call center unless it is same day at which point please call the park office.