Cute little place with amazing views of the bay.

We (myself, my partner, and our two friends - a married couple) came to stay for a long weekend for the Dover NASCAR race. The location was about a half hour drive from the speedway and worked well for our needs.The house is a classic, quirky seaside getaway, ideal size for two couples. Certainly not without its quirks. We got a laugh out of the slanted floors and the "railroad" style bathroom leading into the second bedroom - not much privacy, LOL. There are four units on the lot, so don't come expecting privacy from other groups - but everyone staying that weekend was chill, respectful and relatively quiet, so that wasn't an issue. I got the impression from my pre-stay email exchange with Abby that the supplies in the home would be limited, and we were encouraged to bring our own paper goods, soap products, and towels. I didn't get a response when I emailed and called back asking for clarification on what to expect in terms of supplies. I was pleasantly surprised to find there was soap, coffee, TP, etc. - but it would have been nice to know ahead of time that was all there so we didn't have to pack our own. (Towels are a must, though!) The grill was also a pleasant surprise and we enjoyed cooking out during our stay. The beach access couldn't have been easier and we loved strolling the shore and meeting the many horseshoe crabs!

We stayed for 4 nights, it’s very quiet on that area of the beach. Was like having a private beach. Visited the nature center at feeding time, very educational.

The cottage was very nice, great view of beach and bay. The other units were not occupied this time of year, so extra peaceful. It was my dog's first beach experience; lots for her to explore along the wrack. Great breezes and waves, lots of windows. Full kitchen, except pan lids and corkscrew! Near prime hook and other refuges.