Sleep Among Abandoned World War II Bunkers At Fort Miles Historical Area In Delaware
By Kim Magaraci|Published February 10, 2020
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Kim Magaraci graduated Rutgers University with a degree in Geography and has spent the last seven years as a freelance travel writer. Contact: kmagaraci@onlyinyourstate.com
If you’re looking for an adventure that’s sure to show off the history and beauty of Delaware, try camping in Cape Henlopen State Park. You’ll be setting up your tent just steps away from abandoned bunkers and fire control towers, and the roar of the nearby ocean is a delight.
Delaware's Atlantic Coast is dotted with historic towers, built to help spot incoming ships and submarines during WorldWar II.
If you love history and want to learn more about Delaware's role in World War II, head to Fort Miles Histortic Area in Cape Henlopen State Park, where you'll be able to camp among the abandoned relics of a bygone era.
There are miles and miles of trails that wind through the park. Enjoy a boardwalk trail that takes you all the way to Rehoboth Beach, or stick to Fort Miles for remarkable history.
Camping in Cape Henlopen State Park is an adventure that every Delawarean should experience at least once in their lives! There's nothing like sleeping just steps from the ocean.
