IMPORTANT NOTICE
​ Due to the COVID-19 State of Emergency,  the Friends  Borrow a Bike Program  at the Bike Barn  has been suspended indefinitely. 

 Need a Bike? 

​Used Adult & Kids Bikes Now for Sale at knock down prices.  6 Adult Bikes & 6 Kids Bikes  currently available  Click here for Details  

​Our 2020  monthly news letters are now online. Click the button  below for access 

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Cape Henlopen State Park

The Friends of Cape Henlopen State Park (FOCHSP) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) volunteer organization that works with the Delaware Division of Parks and Recreation and the staff to support and advocate for one of the county's most unique public parks.

Cape Henlopen State Park:
  • Declared "land for public use" in 1682 by William Penn
  • Includes both ocean and bay shoreline
  • Contains 5,200 acres to explore
  • Offers camping, hiking, birding & cycling
  • Provides ocean surf and bay pier fishing
  • Has loads of swimming and surfing
  • Connects to 25+ miles of bike trails
  • Houses historic Fort Miles military museum
  • Boasts of Indian, pirate & Cold War history
  • Ranked Top 20 Most Stunning State Parks in 2014
  • Claimed Most Enchanting Delaware State Park in 2016
  • ...and much, much more

Upcoming Events

What we do...

The "Osprey Cam", the Hawk Watch and Borrow-a-Bike program are just a few of the things we do.

What you can do...

If you love your park... support it! There are a number of ways you can support FOCHSP and Cape Henlopen State Park.

What are Friends?

Friends of Delaware State Parks are independent, non-profit organizations dedicated to assisting with special events, programs, maintenance, planning, fundraising, nature centers and advocating.

How did we do?

We are always looking for ways to improve the park experience. Help us do this by taking 60 seconds to tell about your experience...the good, the great and everything else.