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State Parks

Alapocas Run State Park B1Situated in the heart of the city, near transportation and major roadways, this park features the innovative Can-Do Playground, the first Boundless Playground™ in Delaware. Trails take you past the extraordinary Blue Ball Barn, the permanent home of the Delaware Folk Art Collection. The Blue Ball Barn is the perfect place to have your meeting, wedding or conference.1914 West Park Drive, Wilmington, DE 19803(302) 577-1164 // www.destateparks.com/park/alapocas-run

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Auburn Heights Preserve A1 Auburn Heights Preserve features a furnished mansion completed in 1897, as well as the Marshall Steam Museum, housing the largest collection of operating steam cars in the world. The mansion and museum are available for tours by appointment. Tours are also available during special events. Special thanks to Tom and Ruth Marshall for their generous donation of Auburn Heights.3000 Creek Road, Yorklyn, DE 19736(302) 239-5687 // www.destateparks.com/attractions/auburn-heights

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Bellevue State Park B1This picturesque park, formerly a duPont family estate, overlooks the Delaware River. Walking and jogging are popular activities, and a 1 1/8-mile fitness track circles a catch-and-release pond. Hiking and paved and unpaved bike paths lead you through the park, where you might stop at one of the many picnic tables and pavilions. Bellevue Hall is an elegant setting for meetings, weddings and receptions. The tennis facilities feature outdoor clay courts, and the modern equestrian facility has both indoor and outdoor arenas for riding lessons.800 Carr Road, Wilmington, DE 19809(302) 761-6963 // www.destateparks.com/park/bellevue

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Brandywine Creek State Park B1Delaware’s first two nature preserves are located within the park: Tulip Tree Woods and Freshwater Marsh. This park is an outstanding place to see wildflowers, songbirds, migrating hawks, deer and more. Enjoy 14 miles of trails or open fields for picnics, kite flying and disc golf; and in the winter, for sledding and cross-country skiing. Anglers can fish for small mouth bass, bluegill, crappie and trout. Canoeing and tubing are popular ways to experience the Brandywine River.Adams Dam Road, Wilmington, DE 19803(302) 577-3534 // www.destateparks.com/park/brandywine-creek

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Cape Henlopen State Park E8This beach park features two designated swimming beaches and a modern bath house with showers, changing rooms and a food concession. Cape Henlopen has year-round hiking and biking opportunities. Climb to the top of a World War II observation tower, or take a short walk to the top of a former military bunker to view the dynamic action along the Atlantic coastline. The Biden Center and Officers Club are perfect for reunions and group events, and the family campground is a popular destination throughout the summer.15099 Cape Henlopen Drive, Lewes, DE 19958(302) 645-8983 // www.destateparks.com/park/cape-henlopen

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Delaware Seashore State Park E9With the Atlantic Ocean on the east and Rehoboth Bay and Indian River Bay on the west, this park’s swimming and sunbathing are a beach-goer’s delight. Snack foods are available at the bathhouses, and umbrellas and chairs can be rented on the beach. Fishing and boating are popular year-round. The beach just north of the Indian River Inlet is one of the few areas in the state designated for surfing. The shallow bays also provide opportunities for windsurfing and sailing, and a non-motorized boat launch provides access for sail boards and boats.39415 Inlet Road, Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971(302) 227-2800 // www.destateparks.com/park/delaware-seashore

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Indian River Life-Saving Station E9Take a trip back in time with the help of a soft breeze off the inlet and pristine white sand, against the backdrop of a picturesque, historic Life-Saving Station. The station was built in 1876 for use by the United States Life-Saving Service to respond to the alarming number of shipwrecks along the coastlines of the United States. Enjoy a tour of the station during your trip to the beach, and don’t forget to stop by the gift shop for some unique nautical mementos of your trip.25039 Coastal Highway, Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971(302) 227-6991 www.destateparks.com/attractions/life-saving-station

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Indian River Marina E10The Indian River Marina features many convenient services for boaters and anglers, and it’s just minutes from the Atlantic Ocean and the Inland Bays—some of the finest fishing grounds on the East Coast. The newly-renovated marina features the latest in services and amenities, such as a floating fuel dock, boat supply store, dry storage facility, wet slips, showers for slip holders and more. The marina’s fully furnished cottages are close to resorts, restaurants, tax-free shopping outlets, historic sites and park amenities.39415 Inlet Road, Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971(302) 227-3071 // www.destateparks.com/marinas

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Fenwick Island State Park E10Situated between the popular resort towns of Bethany Beach, Fenwick Island and Ocean City, this park provides a relaxing escape from the summer crowds. Swimming and sunbathing are popular activities, and a modern bathhouse offers convenient showers and changing rooms, a gift shop, and a snack food concession. Umbrellas and chairs, may be rented on the beach. The beach is also a favorite spot for surf fishing, with three dune crossings that provide fishing access for vehicles with the proper permit.c/o 39415 Inlet Road, Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971(302) 227-2800 // www.destateparks.com/park/fenwick-island

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First State Heritage Park at Dover B6Established in 2004, this park represents a partnership between the Delaware Department of State, and the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control. The state’s first “park without boundaries” links historical and cultural sites in the capital city of Dover. Visitors are especially encouraged to sample Dover’s rich history

Pick Your ParkDelaware State Parks activities and educational programs offer a wide array of fun for the entire family. Passionate about the water? Here you can boat, fish, clam, kayak and more along the bay, ocean or numerous inlets. Is the land more your style? Check out our many hiking, walking and biking trails. Or stay the night in a cabin, campground or yurt. Join us! We’re saving a place for you.

DELAWARE STATE PARKSon the first Saturday of each month. First Saturday programs feature guided tours and living history programs at the various park sites.Park Office: 102 S. State St., Dover, DE 19901(302) 739-9194 // www.destateparks.com/park/heritagepark

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Fort Delaware State Park B2This Union fortress, dating back to 1859, once housed Confederate prisoners of war. It was originally built to protect the ports of Wilmington and Philadelphia. Visitors take a half-mile ferry ride from Delaware City to Pea Patch Island. Here, costumed reenactors take you back to the summer of 1864. Fill your day with hands-on history and see the 8-inch Columbiad gun fire a live gunpowder charge. Bring a picnic lunch to enjoy - tables and grills are provided, or stop at the food concession. Pea Patch Island also provides an outstanding habitat for one of the largest wading bird nesting areas on the East Coast. 55 Clinton Street, Delaware City, DE 19706(302) 834-7941 // www.destateparks.com/park/fort-delaware

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Fort DuPont State Park B3Fort DuPont was actively used as a military base from the Civil War through World War II. Portions of the land along the scenic Delaware River and the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal were dedicated as a state park in 1992. Open year-round, the park provides opportunities for recreation, including picnicking, fishing, hiking and tennis and basketball courts. A self-guided trail is available for visitors to explore the site’s rich historic past.c/o P.O. Box 170, Delaware City, DE 19706(302) 834-7941 // www.destateparks.com/park/fort-dupont

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Fox Point State Park B1Here the entire family can enjoy a relaxing day strolling, picnicking and just watching the river go by. Horseshoe pits, a volleyball court and a play area for the kids are some of the more active pursuits available. Two pavilions can be rented for larger gatherings. This small urban park is the northern terminus of the 90-mile-long Coastal Heritage Greenway stretching to Cape Henlopen State Park and highlighting Delaware’s natural, cultural and recreational diversity.c/o 800 Carr Road, Wilmington, DE 19809(302) 761-6963 // www.destateparks.com/park/fox-point

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Holts Landing State Park E10This well-kept secret contains landscapes from bay shore beach to grassy fields and hardwood forests, and is home to the only pier on Delaware’s Inland Bays built specifically for crabbing. Picnic tables and grills are located under shade trees throughout the park, and a picnic pavilion with a barbeque grill can be reserved for family reunions, corporate parties and other group events.c/o 39415 Inlet Road Rehoboth, DE 19971(302) 227-2800 // www.destateparks.com/park/holts-landing

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Killens Pond State Park B7The park’s campground and cabins are open year-round, and the 66-acre mill pond is home to largemouth bass, catfish, crappie, bluegills and more. Canoes, rowboats, kayaks and pedal boats can be rented during the summer. The Water Park has exciting interactive water features, a tot lot and two water slides. Hiking trails, a cross-country running course, game courts, ball fields and an 18-hole disc golf course satisfy the athlete. Picnic areas are the perfect place for a pleasant lunch or dinner break, and four pavilions can be reserved for larger group events. 5025 Killens Pond Road, Felton, DE 19943(302) 284-4526 // www.destateparks.com/park/killens-pond

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Lums Pond State Park A2The park features excellent fishing, sports facilities, hiking trails and more on the north side of the

Chesapeake and Delaware Canal. Picnic areas are scattered throughout the park, and three pavilions can be reserved for larger groups. Play baseball, softball, football, soccer, tennis, basketball or volleyball on the park’s game fields and courts. Winter activities include hiking, year-round camping, cross country skiing and snowmobiling. The Summit North Marina offers private slips and fuel sales, boat storage and repair services.1068 Howell School Rd., Bear, DE 19701(302) 368-6989 // www.destateparks.com/park/lums-pond

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Port Penn Interpretive Center B3The Port Penn Interpretive Center offers displays and programs which explain the folk life of the historic wetland communities along the shores of the Delaware River. Self-guided walking tours are available featuring the historic homes of Port Penn, as well as the scenic marshlands surrounding the town.c/o P.O. Box 170, Delaware City, DE 19706(302) 834-7941 // www.destateparks.com/attractions/port-penn

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Trap Pond State Park B10Hiking trails surround Trap Pond, providing opportunities to glimpse native animal species and plants. Birdwatching is a popular activity. Rowboats, pedal boats, surf bikes, canoes and kayaks can be rented during the summer season. A boat launch can accommodate small motorized boats. Anglers may land largemouth bass, pickerel, crappie and bluegills. Picnic areas overlook the pond and three pavilions may be reserved for group events. Volleyball courts and horseshoe pits encourage active competition, and children will enjoy the playground complex.33587 Baldcypress Lane, Laurel, DE 19956(302) 875-5153 // www.destateparks.com/park/trap-pond

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White Clay Creek State Park A1Thirty-seven miles of trails lead hikers and mountain bike riders to historic sites and scenic vistas. Follow the Lifecourse Fitness Trail in Carpenter Recreation Area, or hike the Pomeroy Rail-Trail to the pedestrian bridge over White Clay Creek. Enjoy outdoor activities such as fishing, birding or disc golf, or take advantage of the picnic area and pavilion for a reunion. Visit the Nature Center, or check out a summer concert or special event. Sledding and cross-country skiing are among the many winter activities available.425 Wedgewood Road, Newark, DE 19711(302) 368-6900 // www.destateparks.com/park/white-clay-creek

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Wilmington State Parks B1Find recreation, education, and sports and community events right in the heart of Wilmington. Connected by trails, Brandywine Park, Brandywine Zoo, H. Fletcher Brown Park and Rockford Park are perfect places to relax, hike, picnic or just enjoy the beauty of the Brandywine River. Pets are welcome in the parks as long as they are on a leash, and there are three designated “off leash” areas. 1021 West 18th St., Wilmington, DE 19802(302) 577-7020 // www.destateparks.com/park/wilmington

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Brandywine Zoo B1Delaware’s only zoo is located a few steps from the Brandywine River. A state-of-the-art Andean Condor exhibit features a 110,000-cubic-foot flight cage. You will return to the zoo again and again to see animals such as a Siberian tiger, Golden Lion Tamarins, playful river otters, Condors, Florida bobcat, binturongs, Sandhill Crane, burrowing owls, pygmy goats, llama, rhea and the world’s largest rodent, the capybara.1001 North Park Drive, Wilmington, DE 19802(302) 571-7788 // www.destateparks.com/attractions/brandywine-zoo

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Park Features Legend h Equestrian Facilities / 5 Exhibit or Interpretive Center / $ Fish Cleaning Concession / F Fishing / G Fishing Pier / 1 Food / m Geocaching / Y Golf / B Hiking / q Historic Site or Museum / W Hunting / r Living History / D Mountain Biking / ' Off-Road Vehicles / a Nature Interpretive Trail / M Park Store / o Pavilion / w Pet Area / L Picnic Tables /

3 Playground / T Restroom / ` Rock Climbing / j RV Sites / x Shelter / i Showers / V Sledding / 0 Snowmobiling / J Surfing / H Swimming / I Swimming Pool / Z Visitors Center / 4 Wheelchair Accessible / U X-Country Skiing / ] Yurts

K Beach / C Bike Trails / [ Boating / R Boat Ramp / S Boat Rental / ? Boat Tours / k Cabins or Cottages / ^ Camping-Group / e Camping-Primitive / t Camping-Youth / N Campsites-Tent / f Campsites-Water and Electric / u Canoeing or Kayaking / = Canoe Launch / A Day Use / c Day Use Group Facility / { Disc Golf / P Dump Stations /

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