Camp Arrowhead is a co-ed residential and day camp on Rehoboth Bay in Lewes, owned and operated by the Episcopal Diocese of Delaware and open to all faiths. Campers entering grades 2-11 attend one- and two-week sessions with activities including sailing, kayaking, swimming, archery, a climbing wall, zip line and high ropes, arts and crafts and campfires.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Camp Arrowhead directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★Paul GordonFantastic camp supervisor. Children always her main focus. 8th
★★★★★Jacques OttI'm almost 70. I went to camp Arrowhead as a child/young man. Did Homestead, Out Post,and wilderness. It was a wonderful place, learned a lot, and enjoyed my 2 weeks every year. A great experience.
★★★★★John HuegelI'd heard of Camp Arrowead but never realized it was an actual [children's] camp and not just a place on the map. My wife and I drove through the woods towards the bay until we saw the sign next to the road. Down the road til we saw a large building shoehorned amongst the trees and where to park, not in a parking lot but whereever there was room between the tall trees. The building was large and looks as if it had always been there. We were attending an Art Benefit and were looking forward to the advertised band, Hot Sauce. The band was HOT but we were the only dancers. We enjoyed the music. We danced Argentine Tango and salsa but no one else danced. The benefit had some donated food and wine in tiny amounts. We left during the art auction and walked back to our car thru the trees. Next to our car was the band taking a break. They told us that they were the only band that plays Tangos. The building and location were fantastic but you need a reason to go there -- either an event or camping (I guess) but if you have that reason, don't miss it.
★★★★★Beau BrunnerI LOVED Camp when I had gone. It was so much fun I can't even describe it. I made new friends, spent so much time outside (Playing games or doing Awesome activities). We made Delicious food at outpost. I Would rate the food 10/10, It changed everyday they also had vegan items, a salad bar, and a sandwich bar. The CATS ( Camp Arrowhead Toilets Showers) were great they had hot water for showers and perfect plumbing. Most importantly If you want your child or children to have the most fun experience of their life send them to Camp Arrowhead.
★★★★★Steve BouchardExcellent place to send your child for summer camp. The excellent leadership keeps the children busy and interested in their summer learning experience making them want to come back.