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Natural resources like mature woodlands and the Brandywine River meet a rich industrial and cultural history at Alapocas Run State Park.

It features a new children’s story every month, and its garden beds are home to a plethora of native plants and serve a plurality of pollinators.

Learn about Yorklyn's rich industrial history at Delaware's newest state park. Hike and bike by wetlands, forest, historical bridges and an 18th century mansion, and more! 

Historic New Castle's Battery Park offers an oasis of green space along the Delaware River. 

Tucked in the middle of suburban Wilmington, Bellevue State Park offers parkgoers a snapshot of the past on this former DuPont estate. With unique historic structures, a 1 ⅛ mile horse track-turned-fitness loop, a quiet pond amid rolling meadows and a beloved concert venue, Bellevue State Park carries on its legacy as a retreat from every day life. 

With a variety of birds and pollinators, 14 miles of trails, 4 nature preserves, a meandering creek, a nature center, and rich education programs, this park offers year-round adventures! Kids of all ages will enjoy year-round fun at this beautiful park!

This playground has it all: swings, a giant sandbox, slides, musical instruments, and plenty of places to climb.

This quaint park, in the heart of Centreville, offers a calming place to relax and soak up nature's beauty.

The breezes are blowing and the birds are singing all throughout the beautiful 200+ acres of Carousel Park Equestrian Center.

This park has a beautiful new playground, park benches, two learning trails, community programs, an outdoor classroom, an amphitheater, and a farmers market. 

Delaware Greenways envisions a state where trails, pathways, and scenic corridors connect everyone to where they want to go, empowering them to live healthier lives as they discover and enjoy the outdoors. 

Delcastle Recreational Park is a 400-acre park and an athlete's dream park.

The Born Learning Trail is a series of 10 interactive signs, featuring fun and active learning activities for children and their caregivers.

Situated on Pea Patch Island in the middle of the Delaware River, Fort Delaware was initially constructed in the mid-1800s to protect Wilmington and Philadelphia from enemy attack.

Glasgow offers 250 acres to relax, play, and reconnect with nature. The park offers three playgrounds, athletic fields, pavilions, paved walking trails, a dog park, a skate park, programming, and more!

Built in 2016, the H!gh Five Playground is Delaware's first playground tailored to the needs of children with autism. 

If your child is a climber - this is the park for you!

Three words: 24-foot slide. 

This is not your average walk in the park! Lums Pond features some of the first state's most unique environmental wonders: the state's largest freshwater pond, 17 miles of trails through hardwood forests, camping and yurts, Go Ape Treetop Course, and more. 

The 100-year-old Rockford Tower is the centerpiece of this park. The historic stone water tower is located amid rolling hills and vistas offering beautiful views of the city.

This is one of the county's newest parks, and it would probably take a month to test out all of its features in this 44-acre park!

Nestled behind the Brandywine Hundred Library, this park is home to one of New Castle County's newest playgrounds.

If you visited White Clay Creek every week for a year, you still wouldn't hit all of its 37+ miles of trails and places to explore.