Bethany Beach Training Site

During the "off season", had all twenty-two (22) pull through sites to ourselves for $40 per night, same day reservations. FHU, with easy access from level concrete pads. Dock out into the water, on the Atlantic Ocean near the Delaware Bay. Easy entrance via the South Gate, and swung by the billeting office to check in. The office is manned until 1:30 on Saturdays. Got the passcodes for the male & female latrines on base, laundry code as well as the pedestrian gate code. While provided the Wi-Fi password for the NG Training Site, it was too weak to be useable at the RV site. However, T-Mobile 5G service was 75% strength. For those that play, there is a Pokemon Go pokestop as well as a Pokemon gym at either end of the RV sites. Laundry is about a mile away from the RV sites. No campfire rings or campfires in the grills. Provided barbeque grills are for charcoal only.

Great campground within an easily walkable couple blocks from Bethany Beach access. The pull-thru sites have flat concrete pads and include water, electric, and sewer. The electric service was reliable and strong so we had no issues running both A/C's at all. The staff were friendly guiding me through the lottery process to get a site and the gate security folks were top notch. We plan on coming back.

Always different here. Lottery applies to RV sites...no, only for the trailers...no, applies to RV sites AND trailers. Pull-through sites; $30/night...no, $40/night. Park in an empty site if no one's scheduled to arrive? Yes....ah, No. Not too many years ago, these sites were $22/night. Granted they're W/E/S sites, but essentially a parking lot arrangement. I guess, I'll keep coming down here. There aren't many options, particularly during the off season. I miss the time when SGT Bryson ran to campground...now like lots of others FAMCAMPS, it appears to be contracted out.

We stayed at site 7 for $30. Sites are level concrete with full hookups. Sites 1-12 are for smaller campers like our 30ft TT. It was tight backing in and trying to stay off the grass but seems acceptable. Parking isn't at the site so you have to walk up the road to your vehicle. There isn't much at the campground but the location is great for the beach. Staff was great and accommodating! Overall an easy site and great location for the money.

Looks like the rate increase for BBTS has come to fruition. Pull-thru sites will experience a 33% increase; from $30/night to $40/night. Additionally, the RV sites (as well as has been the case, the trailers) will now be included in the lottery system. The attached pdf (above) spells all of this out in detail. Pay particular attention to the periods of non-availability. My past experience tells me that these dates aren't necessarily periods of military activity but times when the post has been used for various summer camps (civilian). On two times I've been there during these camping activities and once I was denied a spot due to the presence of campers. Looks like BBTS will now become an off-season destination for me. UPDATE...Despite being told to the contrary, the periods of non-availability apparently only apply to the rental trailers. The PDF Lottery document doesn't distinguish between the RV sites and the rental trailers. I think reinstituting the lottery procedures has been a learning experience.

Great value vacation at the beach. We stayed in Trailer 18. Three bedrooms (each with a double bed), two bathrooms, kitchen and living room. Kitchen has stove, refrigerator, microwave, toaster and coffee pot. Sheets and bath mats are included. Must bring your own towels and toiletries. WiFi works but a little spotty. DVD player in living room and cable TV. I hooked up iPad with HDMI. Nice walking track and we went to pond to check it out. Nice playground for kids. Saturdays the VFW has chicken BBQ right outside gate. Bethany Beach trolley picks up outside gate - 25 cents each trip.

We had a very pleasant stay in this place. Billeting Staff and gate Guards are good people and professionals. This is not a destination RV campground but a safe and quiet place to park your RV while you explore neighboring towns. This RV campground is very clean, with concrete pads, full hook-ups, and full cable channels but no wifi. Sites 13-22 are pull-through and Sties 1-12 are back-ins. There is a big oval running track, a children's playground, one pavilion with a picnic table, and a small floating pier to launch a paddleboat, good for crabbing I heard but not good for fishing. Big laundry facility is available, very clean inside and although not all machines work there are plenty to choose from. I noticed a couple of longtime residents on class A RVs at sites 16 and 20 and a couple of class C RVs in the back-in sites. If you are exploring Delaware, which is a beautiful state, and want to visit Ocean City, MD, which is only 7 miles away, I highly recommend this campground.

Several spots difficult to back into. Very small base with nearly no amenities. Medium walk to the beach. Towards the high end $$ of military campgrounds for full hook-up. So overall, this place has security and location. Plenty of restaurants with off-season specials. To enjoy the area you probably will want a car - but traffic is horrible during the season. Billeting staff was excellent. Front gate guards friendly and knowledgeable about the area. Gate is on the south side - past the base on RT1 South, then right at the little shack that sits on 1.

This is our second stay at this facility. Both were off season so I don’t know how their lottery system works to get a site during peak season. I stayed in the pull through sites and they are a hike from the facilities ( which I prefer to use but, with full hookups...). This facility is very close to the beach and 20 miles from Assateague Island. Staff does an excellent job in returning calls and handling all your question.

Staff was very attentive to answering email prior to and during our stay. RV Latrine is now closed. RVers are to use the Male/Female Latrines in the same building. Both newly renovated and are pristine. Jack up the quality of the base WiFi and the sites will be truly worthy of the $30/night cost.