The local beach camp parks Delaware (DE) offer swimming and fun in the sun.
Many have waterskiing and boating as well.
If you find yourself in need of campgrounds that have beachfronts or access to the beaches, you will surely have a great time.
While you visit the campgrounds, take a day or two to visit some of the local attractions.
Some of these are impressive to say the least.
Frightland Haunted Attraction is three haunted houses, walks, hayrides and about twenty or so amusement rides. This attraction opens in September and stays open until November. Since the weather is still nice if you have a little heat in your camper, you will surely enjoy such a magnificent creation. Wilmington State Park has the Brandywine Zoo and the Baynard Stadium also make for some great sightseeing opportunities.
Since finding the perfect beach camp parks Delaware (DE) takes a little time, you might try looking at some of the campgrounds I have listed here. They have beachfronts as well as other water activities for the entire family. Many offer all the amenities that campers with pop up campers and fifth wheel campers need.
You need a place to start looking and I have provided a handful of campgrounds:
Holly Lake Campsites RD 6 Millsboro DE 19966 302-945-3410
3 Seasons Campground Route 273 Rehoboth, DE 19971 302-227-2564