Picture this: you’re tucked under the stars, the scent of pine in the air, and the cozy crackle of a campfire wrapping up a day full of adventure. It’s the kind of peaceful moment that makes you wonder—why don’t we do this more often? Good news: in Delaware, it’s easier than ever to turn that little daydream into reality. From classic tent sites to comfy cottages with all the glamping perks, there’s a perfect spot waiting for every kind of camper. Even better? Many are just minutes from resort-town fun and steps from hiking trails, water adventures, and more. Whether you’re craving simple outdoor charm or a luxe getaway under the stars, Delaware has you covered.
The Retreat at King Cole Farm (Dover): Tucked on a peaceful 650-acre farm near Delaware Bay, this retreat offers cozy cottages and RV sites just minutes from DE Turf and a short drive to the beaches. It’s the perfect spot for a quiet escape or a home base for your next adventure.
Killen’s Pond State Park (Felton): The cozy wood-framed cabins are tucked in the trees close to the water park and 66-acre mill pond, they come complete with a kitchen, bathroom, and air conditioning for extra comfort. Grab the Pond View Cottage for a scenic spot by the water, or book Cabins 9 or 10 if you’re bringing your pup along!
G&R Campground (Houston): These cozy cabins sleep four and include double beds, a private bathroom, A/C, heat, cable TV, and a kitchenette. There’s also free wi-fi for those who want to remain connected. Outside, enjoy a picnic table and fire ring. Make your stay extra fun with a G&R Elevation package—like Outdoor Movie Night, Bonfire, or a Family Fun bundle. Pets welcome in select cabins.
Yogi Bear’s Delaware Beaches Jellystone Park (Lincoln): Say hi to Yogi before you settle into your cabin complete with a full kitchen, bathroom, screened porch, and a grill. Then hit new waterslides, updated arcade, basketball courts or batting cage!
Trap Pond State Park (Laurel): Rustic two-room cabins sit right by the water with a screened porch, living area, and bedroom that sleeps four. With A/C, heat, and nearby bathhouses, it’s a cozy spot year-round. Or try the yurt—a circular tent with bunk beds, futon, and deck. Outside, enjoy a picnic table, grill, and easy access to kayaking or pontoon tours through the bald cypress trees.
Tall Pines Campground Resort (Lewes): You’ll enjoy a luxurious adventure just 10 miles from the beach in your Deluxe or “Deluxe Suite” cabins. Amenities abound including a splash park, swimming pool and access to biking paths.
Cape Henlopen State Park (Lewes): Settle into a cozy cabin near the beach, complete with real beds and a spacious screened-in porch—perfect for breezy dinners and family card games after a day on one of the East Coast’s best beaches.
Homestead Campground (Georgetown): This family-friendly spot offers cozy cabins that sleep four to eight, with options featuring private bedrooms, bunk beds, futons, and screened or open porches. All cabins include A/C, heat, a mini kitchen setup, and an outdoor shower—perfect for a comfy stay close to the beach and campground fun.
Big Oaks Family Campground (Rehoboth Beach): Air-conditioned cabins are nestled in a charming, wooded setting that’s just two miles from the beach and steps from a rich array of camp activities, from the pool to the playground.
Delaware Seashore State Park (Rehoboth Beach): An oceanside paradise awaits on the north shore of the Indian River Inlet, where the Cottages at Indian River Marina offer a stay that’s steps from the ocean, and close to the park’s restaurants, watersports and hiking excursions.
Sun Outdoors Rehoboth Bay (formerly Massey’s Landing, Millsboro): Get the soothing Inland Bay experience with a touch of luxury, whether you grab a beachfront cottage or snuggle into a “Safari Tent.” Tons of activities and pet-friendly amenities.
Cowtown Cabins (Selbyville): 
Just six miles from the beach, this Old West-themed glampground offers a fun mix of tiny houses, huts, yurts—even a barndominium—on a peaceful seaside ranch. Unique stays like the Painted Pony and Stargazer yurts (available May–October) let you glamp in style while enjoying ranch life, animal encounters, and a chance to truly unplug.