LIFE5 family beaches to visit this summerCape Henlopen State Park has several beaches featuring designated areas for fishing, swimming and camping.Chuck Snyder File PhotoWildlife sightings are common at Cape Henlopen State Park, including this seal pup.Chuck Snyder File PhotoUnited States Army re-enactors cruise around Fort Miles in a WWII-era Jeep. Fort Miles is a must-see at Cape Henlopen State Park in Lewes.Joe Lamberti File PhotoBen VanBloem breaks away from the group to explore a marsh at Assateague Island National Seashore during a tour guided by SuperFun Eco Tours.Laura Emmons File PhotoA blue crab is visible in shallow waters at Assateague Island National Seashore.Laura Emmons File PhotoA herd of wild horses grazes in the marsh at Assateague Island National Seashore.Laura Emmons File PhotoKite surfers prepare for liftoff at Cape Charles beach.Jay Diem File PhotoBrayden Dycus, right, keeps a watchful eye on the bobber at the end of his friend Lynnze Ruland’s fishing line while the pair fish off the Cape Charles Pier.Jay Diem File PhotoA young boy sits atop a post on a mild afternoon at the Ocean City Boardwalk.Joe Lamberti File PhotoPeople take in the sights on the Ocean City Boardwalk near 2nd Street.Grant L. Gursky File PhotoKites soar along a crowded Ocean City Boardwalk.Joe Lamberti File PhotoChildren play on dinosaur-themed sculptures near the Ocean City Boardwalk.Joe Lamberti File PhotoThe 55th annual Skipjack Races get underway in Deal Island.Laura Emmons File PhotoFrostburg University senior Cory Probst searches for blue crabs during an expedition of Deal Island Wildlife Management Area.Joe Lamberti File Photo