A Beautiful Day Awaits on Little Assawoman Bay

If you’ve been waiting for that sweet spot between summer heat and fall chill, today at Fenwick Island State Park is exactly what you’ve been hoping for. We’re looking at partly cloudy skies with temperatures holding steady around 68°F, feeling just a touch warmer at 70°F with the humidity. These are genuinely comfortable conditions for spending a few hours exploring Little Assawoman Bay by kayak or paddleboard.

Your Best Window to Launch

Morning paddlers, this one’s for you. Get here when we open at 9am and you’ll find the bay at its most inviting. That 8 mph southeast wind is gentle enough that the water will have just a light ripple to it—nothing that’ll slow you down or challenge your balance on a paddleboard. The visibility is excellent, so you’ll be able to spot the herons working the shallows and maybe catch a glimpse of crabs scuttling below. A light moisture-wicking layer is really all you need this morning; you’ll warm up quickly once you start moving. The paddle feels effortless in these conditions, and you can cover some serious distance without breaking a sweat.

Afternoon Changes to Watch

As we move into the afternoon, expect that southeast breeze to hold steady or potentially bump up just slightly. The partly cloudy skies will keep things from getting too warm, but you might notice a bit more texture on the water by mid-afternoon. If you’re planning a longer paddle, launching earlier means you’ll return with the wind at your back—always a nice way to finish.

Why Today Just Works

Here’s what makes today special for paddling: that 68°F temperature is the goldilocks zone where you can paddle for two hours or more without overheating or getting chilled. The partly cloudy sky means you’re not squinting into harsh glare the whole time, and the light plays beautifully on the water. And that 8 mph wind? It’s enough to keep things interesting without making you work hard just to stay on course. If you’ve been looking for things to do in Delaware this week, this is your answer.

Come See Us Today

We’re the official state concession right inside Fenwick Island State Park, open from 9am to 6pm with staff ready to get you set up. We’ve got 20 kayaks and 20 paddleboards available, so even if you’re making a last-minute decision, we can likely accommodate you. Whether you’re after a kayak rental at Fenwick Island State Park or want to try paddleboard rental in Delaware, we’ve got you covered.

Perfect for First-Timers and Regulars Alike

Today’s conditions are genuinely welcoming for beginners and families—the calm water and mild temps mean everyone can relax and enjoy themselves. Experienced paddlers will appreciate the chance for a longer, more ambitious exploration of Little Assawoman Bay. Head over to kayak-kiosk.com to learn more about getting out on the water today. Just remember to stay aware of any boat traffic in the bay, and you’re all set for a fantastic paddle.