White Clay Creek State Park

Parking: There are 8 day-use parking areas in White Clay Creek State Park.

3,600-acre state park is largely undeveloped except for trails. White Clay Creek runs for 4 miles through Delaware. Most trails are multi-use (bikes, pedestrian). Day-use trail head parking available.

Hours of Operation: Park Office: 8 a.m.-4p.m. Mon.-Fri., March 15-Dec. 15.

Seasonal Hours: 9 a.m.- 3 p.m. Mon.-Fri. from Dec. 15-March 15.

Best Time to Visit: Fall, Winter, Spring

Best Known For: Trails (hiking and mountain biking). Birding (spring migration of songbirds). Fishing (stocked trout in spring). Disc golf at Carpenter Recreation Area.

Special Instructions: Park open 7 days/week, 12 months/year. Park entrance fee in effect March 1-Nov. 30. State hunting and fishing licenses required for those activities.

	Walk the 1.3-mile Millstone Trail.
	Bird watch at the nature center in White Clay.
	Bike the David English Trail − a 2.4-mile single-track loop.
	Fish largemouth bass, trout and bluegills at White Clay.