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What do Delaware's parks offer?
- The numerous parks throughout Delaware offer both visitors and residents opportunities to play outside, expand their mind, or try something new.
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What makes Delaware's parks unique?
- Just like these park spaces, the possibilities are wide open. Every park offers its own experience, a different adventure, and unique views.
Best Time to Visit State & National Parks of Delaware
- May to June – Ideal weather for hiking, birdwatching, and beachcombing before summer crowds arrive.
- July & August – Peak season with warm temps, busy beaches, and full access to park programs and amenities.
- September to October – Pleasant temps and colorful foliage—perfect for kayaking, camping, and scenic trails.
- November to April – Off-season with solitude, cool hikes, and chances to spot wintering wildlife.
- Early June – A sweet spot with sunny days, lush landscapes, and fewer visitors than midsummer.
Unique Delaware Parks
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Alapocas Run State Park
- 2. Auburn Valley State Park
- 3. Bellevue State Park
- 4. Brandywine Creek State Park
- 5. Brandywine Park
- 6. Cape Henlopen
- 7. Delaware Seashore State Park
- 8. Fenwick Island State Park
- 9. First State National Park
- 10. Fort Delaware State Park