Video: Trail Etiquette with White Clay Creek State Park

Did you know there are over 150 miles of trails in Delaware State Parks? With lots of trails, there are many different kinds of trail users. Today, we're talking about trail etiquette, and how to use the trails safely and respectfully so that all users can have an enjoyable experience.

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Blog: Dairy Farm History at Alapocas Run State Park

If you are standing at the Weldin site, next to the Can-Do Playground at Alapocas Run State Park, it is difficult to imagine the land as farm fields with herds of dairy cows. This blog shares the story of two families: the Bradfords and Weldins and the history of their farm fields!
 

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Video: Jasper Crane Rose Garden
 

Close your eyes and imagine what Wilmington was like in 19th century. During the 1930s, city officials wanted to find a way to give the people of Wilmington a sense of peace, so they created the Jasper Crane Rose Garden in Brandywine Park. In this video, you'll learn about the history of this beautiful garden and its significance in Wilmington. Don't forget to stop and smell the roses!
 

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Blog: History of Pea Patch Island
 

Pea Patch Island is the island where Fort Delaware sits. Legend has it that Pea Patch Island got its name from a shipping accident when ship carrying a cargo of peas became grounded on the shoal during the 1700s. What happened next? You'll have to check out the blog!
 

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Video: Meet K9 Officer Leo and Corporal Trevor Ditmore

Did you know that Delaware State Parks has two K9 rangers? Join Corporal Trevor Ditmore to learn how K9 Officer Leo is trained and how he works to keep park visitors safe.

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