Jungle Jim’s

Jungle Jim’s doesn’t offer onsite camping, even though its facility is one of the largest in Delaware. Road-trippers can still enjoy the peace of mind that several Delaware campgrounds are accessible with a large RV. Both primitive and luxury campsites with service hookups in Rehoboth Beach are within a short driving distance of Jungle Jim’s.

Don’t travel too far from Jungle Jim’s to be in proximity to some of Delaware’s finest RV campgrounds. Take Big Oaks Campground, for example. It’s a mere four miles from the water park for quick and easy access.

Within ten miles are more standout options like Port Delmarva and Holly Lakes Campsites. Visitors will have a lot of fun looking for the best Delaware campgrounds to offer a peaceful night’s slumber. State parks in Delaware also provide RVers a place to park overnight and relax after a fun day in the water.

A quick walk from the parking lot to Jungle Jim’s will show visitors that the best way to get around the water park is on foot. Scooters, bikes, and skateboards, while fun, are best left for other exciting recreational activities in Delaware, such as the Junction and Breakwater Trail connecting Lewes to Rehoboth Beach.

Summer can be quite humid in Rehoboth Beach, with mild temperatures throughout spring and fall, as well. Visitors may like to check a weather app before attending Jungle Jim’s, to make sure they pack appropriate clothing. Guests are encouraged to wear swimsuits, but other clothing is also allowed, as long as it does not have beads, pleats, or buckles. Swim shoes are also allowed and actively encouraged.

With so many fun things to do, see, and explore at Jungle Jim’s, you’ll barely have time to use any equipment or accessories you bring into the facility. Therefore, why not leave as much of it as you can in your motorhome, including camping and cooking supplies? Coolers, cookers, and outside food and beverages are best to be left in your motorhome. Jungle Jim’s workers also encourage visitors to put other possessions in paid electronic lockers inside the waterpark grounds.

With so many fun activities at Jungle Jim’s, such as golf and water slides, it’s easy to let health and safety fall by the wayside. However, don’t forget to lather on the sunscreen and pack a sunhat. Anyone who plans on doing any adventuring in the great outdoors, such as beach trips to Deauville Beach, may like to also pack bug spray, a first-aid kit for their motorhome, extra water, and toiletries.

RV rentals in Delaware are often kitted out with kitchen appliances to make use of during travels around the state. However, before any traveler branches out and wants to use a charcoal grill or fire pit, check with the campsite host. Visitors to the area can also pick up essential grocery and cooking supplies from the grocery store within a two-mile drive of Jungle Jim’s.

With the Atlantic Ocean on Rehoboth Beach’s doorstep, road-trippers will be over the moon to learn that fresh seafood is on the menu. A short walk or drive from Jungle Jim’s will put road-trippers in proximity to many delightful Delaware dining establishments. Tuck into fresh seafood, or why not freshly-ground coffee and baked goods? All manner of eateries are within a ten-mile radius of Jungle Jim’s.

After all the excitement and fun of bumper boats and water park rides, don’t leave Jungle Jim’s without satisfying the hunger of your famished family. River Safari Café is the onsite eatery for visitors, with a range of options to suit all.

Satisfy that sweet tooth with ice cream, fruit, yogurt, and soda, or feel refreshed after a Caesar salad or black bean veggie burger. There are plenty of food and beverages, not to mention merchandise, novelty gifts, and clothing for sale. Cash and payment cards such as credit cards and debit cards are welcome.