Coast, city, and countryside are all within a day’s drive in Delaware.
At less than 100 miles long and 35 miles wide, the First State is ideal for road-tripping and weekending—hop in your RV, and you can drive from city to beach within minutes. RV campers have options throughout Delaware, whether you’re jumping out to explore the First State National Historical Park, tackling the treetop ladders and ziplines at Lums Pond State Park, or kayaking and canoeing around the wetlands at Trap Pond State Park. When the temperatures heat up in summer, head to the coast to park your rig amid the sand dunes at Cape Henlopen State Park, camp by the beach at Delaware Seashore State Park, or test out the Atlantic surf at Fenwick Island. Many RV campgrounds stay open year-round, and spring and autumn are great times to escape the crowds and enjoy scenic drives, stopping off to visit the Du Pont mansions and admire the fall foliage.