Best Delmarva campground for teens & fishing
Looking for the best place to take some fishing obsessed teens camping on Delmarva. Ideally somewhere we would not be likely to encounter sharks or rough water though, we would like to be able to fis...
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We are headed to Roaring Point this weekend! We are just glad to have found an opening somewhere...poor planning on my part! This weekend is the White Marlin tournament so most places near OC are booked solid. I've heard the bugs can be overwhelming but we are all super excited. There's a band playing there this weekend too so that could be an added bonus.
A fellow camper warned me that there isn't much to do there besides fish. I had to laugh. My girls will fish all day long. The rest of the time we hang out, talk, laugh and play cards or board games. I'm so glad to be squeezing another trip into this busy summer that is rapidly coming to a close.
So, next question:
Is it safe to let the girls take their inflatable paddle boats out in that water? It is where the Nanticoke river and Tangier sound kind of come together. I need to find tidal charts I guess. We always wear life jackets and I realize it isn't open water like the ocean but I don't want them to get into a dangerous situation. We use the boats basically as fishing rafts, just paddle a little ways from shore and tie them together.
A fellow camper warned me that there isn't much to do there besides fish. I had to laugh. My girls will fish all day long. The rest of the time we hang out, talk, laugh and play cards or board games. I'm so glad to be squeezing another trip into this busy summer that is rapidly coming to a close.
So, next question:
Is it safe to let the girls take their inflatable paddle boats out in that water? It is where the Nanticoke river and Tangier sound kind of come together. I need to find tidal charts I guess. We always wear life jackets and I realize it isn't open water like the ocean but I don't want them to get into a dangerous situation. We use the boats basically as fishing rafts, just paddle a little ways from shore and tie them together.
