- Bellevue State Park
- Bellevue Hall mansion commands a grand view of this historic estate, and its present form reflects alterations made by William duPont, Jr. Mr. duPont surrounded his home with the
- Blue Ball Barn at Alapocas Run State Park
- This extraordinary barn, built in 1914 by Alfred I. duPont, is named after the Blue Ball Tavern, an inn and meeting house, that was once located near the property.
The
- Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge
- Since 1937, Bombay Hook has hosted hundreds of thousands of migrating ducks, geese, shorebirds, and neotropical songbirds, all following old traditions of natural history, the spring and fall migrations.
- Brandywine Creek State Park
- This 933-acre park is divided by grey stone walls built of local stone in the late 1800's. At that time the property was a dairy farm owned by the
- Brandywine Zoo
- Open since 1905, Delaware's only zoo is located a few steps from the Brandywine River. The 12-acre zoo features Siberian tigers, river otters, and other animals native to the
- Cape Henlopen State Park
- Cape Henlopen's beaches attract thousands of visitors who enjoy ocean swimming and sunbathing. Two designated swimming beaches provide lifeguard patrols between Memorial Day weekend and Labor Day. Umbrellas can
- Delaware National Estuarine Research Reserve
- The Delaware Reserve consists of two components-one on the Blackbird Creek and the other on the St. Jones River. The Blackbird Creek component is dominated by freshwater wetlands, ponds,
- Delaware Seashore State Park
- Water, water everywhere describes Delaware Seashore State Park. Bounded on the east by the mighty Atlantic Ocean, and on the west by Rehoboth Bay and Indian River Bay, the
- Fenwick Island State Park
- Situated between the popular resort towns of Bethany Beach to the north and Fenwick Island and Ocean City to the south, Fenwick Island State Park is a relaxing escape
- First State Heritage Park at Dover
- Established by Governor Ruth Ann Minner in 2004, The First State Heritage Park represents a partnership between the Delaware Department of State, the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and
- Fort Delaware State Park
- Fort Delaware is one of Delaware's first state parks, created in 1951. On the National Register of Historic Places, the Union fortress dates back to 1859, and once served
- Fort DuPont State Park
- Named for Rear Admiral Samuel Francis du Pont, the Fort was actively used as a military base from the Civil War through World War II. Following World War II,
- Fort Miles Historical Area
- Lying amidst rolling dunes, in the shadow of a World War II observation tower, is Fort Miles Historical Area.
During World War II, the Delaware River was a chief
- Fox Point State Park
- For more than 20 years, the dream of a park on this ribbon of land along the Delaware River has been a source of inspiration as well as frustration
- Holts Landing State Park
- Holts Landing is an undiscovered facet of the Diamond State's park system. The 203-acres area contains a variety of beautiful landscapes, from bay shore beach to grassy fields and
- Indian River Marina
- Located on the north side of the Indian River Inlet at Delaware Seashore State Park, the parks marina features many convenient services for boaters and fishermen. And its just
- Killens Pond State Park
- Natural and recreational opportunities abound at Killens Pond State Park, centrally located in the heart of Kent County. The park's centerpiece is the 66-acre millpond which features boating and
- Lums Pond State Park
- Lums Pond State Park is built around the largest freshwater pond in Delaware. The park features excellent fishing, sports facilities, hiking trails and more on its 1790 acres on
- Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge
- Prime Hook NWR is located 22 miles southeast of Dover, DE, near the western shore of Delaware Bay. The refuge was established in 1963 to conserve an important
- Trap Pond State Park
- Freshwater wetlands once covered a large portion of southwestern Sussex County. Trap Pond State Park retains a part of the swamp's original beauty and mystery, and features the northernmost
- White Clay Creek State Park
- Wilmington State Parks and the Brandywine Zoo
- this cluster of parks offers opportunities for recreation, education, and sports and community events. Connected by trails, these parks are the perfect place to relax, hike, picnic, or just
