White Clay Creek State Park

White Clay Creek State Park extends across 3,647 acres of piedmont ridges and valleys, featuring 37 miles of trails through diverse ecosystems.

The park emerged in 1968 as state officials acquired land to prevent the construction of a reservoir and protect the area from development.

The Chambers House Nature Center delivers educational programs about natural resources and local heritage within the piedmont stream valley setting.

Entry fees from March through November are 4 dollars for in-state vehicles and 8 dollars for out-of-state vehicles, with annual passes available.

The White Clay Creek holds federal protection status within the National Park Service's National Wild and Scenic Rivers System.

Location: Delaware

Inception: 1968

Operator: Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control

Opening Hours: 08:00-sunset

Website: https://destateparks.com/park/white-clay-creek

GPS coordinates: 39.73610,-75.76220

Latest update: May 17, 2025 10:47