Cape Henlopen State Park

Cape Henlopen State Park spans more than 5,000 acres along Delaware's Atlantic coast, where the Delaware Bay meets the ocean at the southern tip of the Delmarva Peninsula. The park sits near Lewes and offers a distinctive mix of coastal scenery, WWII-era military history at Fort Miles, and a range of event facilities suited to celebrations of many sizes. Private events range from barefoot beach ceremonies to large tented receptions accommodating up to 250 guests. The park's venues include the Main Beach Pavilion, which seats up to 200 at picnic tables along the waterfront; the smaller Gordon's Pond Pavilion for more intimate gatherings of up to 50; and the Cauffiel Barn, a newly restored Pennsylvania bank barn that seats 200 and provides a rustic-elegant backdrop within steps of the historic Cauffiel House and its landscaped grounds. The Biden Environmental Training Center offers meeting and dining rooms for conferences, retreats, and educational programs accommodating groups of 30 to 80. Pavilion reservations for wedding ceremonies and special events require a Special Use Permit through the park. The events team can be reached at CapeReservations@delaware.gov.