Does not offer long term stay in fact no Delaware state park will allow you to stay beyond 14days.

This is a very nice campground. Huge sites, everything (sites and roads) is paved and full hookups. Very quiet at night as well. We stayed here 7/20 to 7/23/21.

Very Nice State Park

The Sites are spacious, and most with great shade trees. Bathhouses are clean. We live the bike trail here. Only stayed one night, but wish we could have stayed longer.

Great Weekend

I was shocked at how well maintained this state park is. Great, spaced out, paved, sites that are easy to back into. The trail loop is great for a bike ride! I couldn’t be more impressed.

Clean Site

Great sites! Clean bathrooms, leveled lots, spacious, and quiet.

Nice But Spread Out

Unless you want to hike almost a mile, you'll want to drive from the campground on the Southside of the pond to the boat rentals and sports fields on the Northside. Lums Pond even has a off leash dog park. Most sites are full hookups and level with new handcap accessable bathhouse.

BEAUTIFUL!

SHHHHH! This is between you and me. Don't tell anyone else! Gorgeous, clean, close to lots of siteseeing. The other reviews here tell it all. We WILL be back!

Great Place

Spacious sites, clean and quiet. All camper sites have full hook-up. Spent 2 nights and would definitely return.

Great State Park

Lots of room between sites, sewer at all. New restrooms/shower house. Lots of shady spots. We'll be back!

Clean, beautiful park, all sites full hookup. 2 Yurts for rent. Campground Host was very personable and stopped by several times a day to ask if we needed anything. What a pleasant experience. We cannot wait to go back again real soon. The campground sites were fully rented for a weekend in late September.

Lums State Park

Clean, quiet and beautiful. There are only 5full hook ups, so if you need that, make sure you call ahead and make a reservation. If you don't need a hook up, then there are plenty of spaces and there are also 2 yurts you can rent. The camping sites are on the opposite side of the park from the main entrance, so enter from rt. 71.