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	<title>Comments on: Delaware Seashore State Park &#8211; Indian River, DE</title>
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		<title>By: vancouple</title>
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		<description>We\&#039;ve been back several times over the past season, and we just wanted to write that the addition of a couple of rows of tent sites along the east and south sides of the park are a wonderful addition for other kinds of campers, but they do tend to make you feel a little more crowded-in, especially if you have dogs that need walking. On one visit in June, the state police were at a tent site with their lights flashing late one night, and on another occasion just recently, an older dude (who certainly should have known better), staying as part of a trailer-caravan, just kept walking right across our site, even late at night, which was pretty creepy, since the sites are not that wide and privacy is at a premium. The construction associated with the new bridge, in addition to the rumored closing of two nearby campgrounds (we don\&#039;t know any more than that), has slightly changed the character of the campground and while the staff is still as nice as can be and the beach is beautiful, we\&#039;ve decided to take a pass on going there for the next year or so and try to find another equivalent campground on the beach.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>We\&#8217;ve been back several times over the past season, and we just wanted to write that the addition of a couple of rows of tent sites along the east and south sides of the park are a wonderful addition for other kinds of campers, but they do tend to make you feel a little more crowded-in, especially if you have dogs that need walking. On one visit in June, the state police were at a tent site with their lights flashing late one night, and on another occasion just recently, an older dude (who certainly should have known better), staying as part of a trailer-caravan, just kept walking right across our site, even late at night, which was pretty creepy, since the sites are not that wide and privacy is at a premium. The construction associated with the new bridge, in addition to the rumored closing of two nearby campgrounds (we don\&#8217;t know any more than that), has slightly changed the character of the campground and while the staff is still as nice as can be and the beach is beautiful, we\&#8217;ve decided to take a pass on going there for the next year or so and try to find another equivalent campground on the beach.</p>
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