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Rehoboth Beach, Delaware

November 7–10, 2021

I took the ferry from Cape May–Lewes ferry from New Jersey to Delaware after learning that campers are allowed on board. The $42 fare for an extra-long vehicle was only slightly more expensive than the tolls I would have paid between New Jersey and Maryland. (No joke, sadly.)  The dogs did remarkably well on the ferry, and I had a lovely time drinking a Paloma on the highest deck. 

The campground between Rehoboth Beach and Bethany Beach was bare bones, but the proximity to the ocean made it okay. The dogs and I got our exercise walking miles and miles along the nearly empty beaches at Cape Henlopen State Park, and I conquered my fear of heights (or, more accurately, just put it on hold temporarily) to climb the WWII-era tower and gaze out at the wind-whipped top.


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About Me

I’m a graphic designer, musician, and editor whose job went remote in March 2020. In mid-2021, I sold my house, bought a camper, and decided to hit the road with my two dogs. My homebase is Vermont, and I’ll return eventually, but for now I’m going mobile.
About My Camper

For the first few months of my trip, I was driving Pierogi, a 2014 Toyota Tacoma, and pulling Donna, a 2021 Sun-Lite Classic 16BH camper. Partway through the trip, though, I realized I love this life and wanted to up my game, so I traded in my sweet little setup for a 2022 Thor Sequence camper van, Vincent Van Go(gh). Less in the way of vintage charm, but he rides sooooo fine.