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Brandywine Creek State Park
- Established
- 1965
- Acreage
- 951 · 951 acres; original 433 acres in 1965, expanded to current size in 1981 with 500-acre donation from Woodlawn Trustees
- Location
- New Castle County, DE (north of Wilmington)
- Key features
- Brandywine Creek; tulip poplar forest; freshwater marshes; former du Pont family dairy farm; stone fences
- Activities
- Hiking, cross-country skiing, fishing, kayaking, bird watching, disc golf, nature programs
- Notable
- Much of the park was once part of a du Pont family estate and dairy farm; home to Delaware's first two Nature Preserves (Tulip Tree Woods and Freshwater Marsh)
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Source: www.destateparks.com · 2026-05-14