Join CAMP Families for a private water taxi cruise.
Anglers Fishing Center I 217 Anglers Road, Lewes, DE, 19959
August 12, 6:30 - 8:30 PM
CAMP Families is set to charter a sunset cruise aboard the Cape Water Tour on Monday, August 12 from 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
CAMP Families is a network of LGBTQ+ inclusive families. The program includes families with LGBTQ+ parents, families with LGBTQ+ children, and sometimes, a little of both. The program is open to open to the broad spectrum of family structures of the queer community, including grandparents and grandchildren, foster children, LGBTQ+ parents, allies with LGBTQ+ kids, etc. The group is committed to building community, supporting each other, and creating great and meaningful memories with each other here in Rehoboth Beach.
Registration is FREE.
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Where to Meet Cape Water Tours is located at the Anglers Fishing Center, 217 Anglers Road Lewes, DE 19958. Parking Turn onto Anglers Road. Proceed to the end of the road. Cape Water Tours dock is past Irish Eyes Restaurant, on the left, behind the white building with the blue roof that says, "Anglers Fishing Center." Look for their orange and blue "Ship Shop" on the left. There is plenty of free parking. |
Check-In
Guests should check in at dock 15 -20 minutes prior to departure time.
FAQ
Q: Are food and drinks provided? / May I bring food and drinks on board?
A: Food and drinks are not provided but you may bring food and/or beverages
of your choice on board. No smoking or open flames, such as Sterno, are allowed on board.
Q: What should I bring with me on the boat?
A: Sunscreen is recommended. Some individuals like to bring a light jacket as it may get a little cool when the sun is setting. There are many photo opportunities so be sure to bring a camera.
Q: Do I need to bring my own life jacket?
A: No, Cape Water Tours has both child and adult size life jackets on board.
Q: Are there restroom facilities on board?
A: Yes, there is a restroom aboard.
Q: Can I bring my dog on the cruise?
A: No
Q: Is the vessel handicap accessible?
A: Unfortunately, no. Neither the dock nor the vessel is handicap accessible. Boarding can be difficult and /or dangerous for passengers with mobility issues, in part due to variables such as tide, wind etc. Cape Water Tours recommends coming to see their dock in person to determine the ease or difficulty of boarding.
Cape Water Tours Cancellations Policy
WEATHER:
If inclement weather is forecasted, our Captains will be watching the radar. We have OFTEN seen a bad weather forecast turn good an hour prior to a cruise. Therefore, Cape Water Tours will try to wait as long as possible to cancel a private charter. Sometimes an hour before departure or less. Cape Water Tours will notify CAMP Rehoboth if they receive a call from the Captain about weather. If the Captain determines it is not safe to run the charter, Cape Water Tours will notify CAMP Rehoboth. CAMP Rehoboth will notify ticketed passengers via email.
CANCELLATIONS:
If the Captain cancels a trip due to unsafe conditions (i.e. weather) or mechanical issues the day of the trip and are unable to reschedule there is a full refund.
LATE ARRIVAL:
Guests should arrive at the dock for check in 15-20 minutes prior to departure.
