If you like history you will like touring the fort. The staff are incredibly knowledgeable,…read morehelpful and willing to tell you about the fort and the way people lived on pea island. I had no idea the fort served as a prison housing confederate soldiers during the civil war and the replica prison barracks were interesting. Bring sunscreen and insect repellent. The mosquitoes are fierce if there's no wind. Repellent is sold in the visitor center and the shop if you forget it. Worth visiting and I'm glad we did.

This was a really cool park, and you get to (have to) ride a boat to it. There was a decent amount…read moreof parking near the visitor center, but there were other events in the area, so it could vary. It's a small gift shop and a place to buy tickets, and then the boat leaves on the half hour to the fort. This is a lesser-known Civil War site because it didn't see any battle action, but it was a great representation of an army strong hold + POW encampment. My favorite part was the reenactors who are in period dress and are there for discussion of life on site in 1864. These actors are incredibly knowledgeable, and when I went it wasn't crowded, so it allowed for a good discourse asking them about their occupation and role at the fort. Then there are plenty of rooms to walk through with self-guided signs. Restrooms and a small shop for souvenirs/water is available. There is also a midday boat ride to Fort Mott, but I didn't have the time to travel there. A tram gets you to and from boat to fort. If you keep an eye on the time, it's very reliable. Every employee seemed very enthusiastic about the site, which helped make the experience special. It was a great historic site and one I hope more people go visit.

Nice state park. Access for kayaking. Has a pavilion for picnics etc. about 5 miles of trails…read morewith birding

The trails are beautiful and lengthy. Perfect to get in some steps. The fields are kept up nicely…read moreand the grounds are lovely. The playground, piccadilly castle, is a large wooden playground that could use some updating. They have a smaller area reserved for only smaller children, which is nice when it's crowded with older kids and they have no regard for your toddler. The swings could use an update and the slides could use a deep clean, but everything was pretty solid. The castle has bricks around it with names of those who contributed toward or helped build it. It's neat to see some familiar names! I recommend this park and playground for those who have kids needing to get rid of energy or those who need to walk and clear their head.

Playground could use an update but kids will have fun regardless. Fenced off with one point of…read moreentrance/exit making it easier to watch them. Have them wear closed toe shoes. Love the mile loop around the park, great for a jog. It gets really busy and crowded once the sports practices start.

WOW what an active NWR tonight. This location has tidal salt marsh, birding destination with…read moretrails, observation towers & a 12-mile wildlife auto drive. We unfortunately arrived after the visitor center closed but called before it closed to ask for the passport stamp to be on a piece of paper and left outside for us and they DID!!! Also Included was a brochure with two stickers of the local wildlife. The horseshoe crab is the official marine animal of Delaware and plays an important role in Delaware Bay ecosystem. Also a sticker of a red knot. It's one of the longest annual migrating birds on Earth traveling up to 9,300 miles and during their spring migration most of them can be found in the Delaware Bay region. It was nice to enjoy the auto tour. We did hike up to one of the observation decks for a video and view but it started to rain so we took advantage of the paved auto tour. Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge protects one of the largest remaining expanses of tidal salt marsh in the mid-Atlantic region. The refuge, located along the coast of Delaware bay, is mostly marsh, but also includes freshwater impoundment and upland habitats that are managed for migratory birds and other wildlife. Established in 1937 as a link in the chain of refuges extending from Canada to the Gulf of Mexico. It is primarily a refuge and breeding ground for migrating birds and other wildlife. The value and importance of Bombay Hook for migratory bird protection and conservation has increased through the years, primarily due to the management of the refuge and the loss of high quality habitat along the Atlantic Flyway.  Very happy we came today. Stamp #86 in the book

Always something to see - summer has lots of flies so beware. Each season is different. The 12…read moremile drive is great. Go slow and look around and maybe go around again.

Nice park calm and peaceful a good place for a Sunday walk or family get together. Hours are from…read more7am to dusk

Wow this is an awesome dog park! There is a ton of room and it's all grass. There are two sides and…read morethe large dog area is LARGE. So keep a look out for your pup because they can get pretty far from you and I think it can be hard for them to hear commands. There are parks for children and a paved trails for strollers. There are also large pavilions with charcoal grills and picnic tables. There is also a small pond that had people fishing in it. They have plenty of port-a-pottys too. Can't go wrong here!

Love the place! The view!…read moreThe bridges all over ! Definitely a place to go to relax Family friendly. Picnic area and lovely view! Many shades !

It's a great view and beautiful . A great side of the water. Lovely plants, beautiful statues.read more

Yes. We love Lums Pond and so does our pup. It's great she can run around and make new friends.read more

Me and my family love coming to lums pond state park. I recently just started trail cycling here…read morealso.

I'm fortunate to have some really nice waterfront parks where I live... Riverview is 30 minutes…read moresouth, but we'll worth the drive and one that I make often. It has so much to offer. The park is well maintained, has plenty of areas for kids as well as adults to be active, enough benches throughout the park and waterfront trail to accommodate most people visiting. The view of the Delaware River and the Delaware Memorial Bridge is pleasant and enjoyable, especially in the evening. I'm a park fan and visit plenty between here and Burlington. This is one of my favorites.

Absolutely love this park , great for picnics , for the kids , it's super clean, and beautiful view…read moreof the water and super calm !

This park was where I spent a lot of time when I was growing up. I have not been back to the park…read morein years, so I did not know what to expect. It was beautiful. Still a small dirt road leading to the park, and the sound of the stream as soon as you get out of the car. I rock jumped out to the big rock in the center of the stream that was my favorite spot. Very relaxing and peaceful place, and I can not wait to go back. I showed my beautiful wife this place so special to my heart, and she loved it.

pleasant heavily wooded Newark city park centered around the Christiana creek, 2 miles of…read moredirt/gravel trails run along the river bank. There is a covered picnic area and a small playground . Very close to the University of Delaware football stadium.

Beautiful area and nicely cleared paths! No serious inclines to mention!…read more There was a part of the path that led to the road and then kind of ended which caused some confusion but I ended up using AllTrails to get back on track. Wooded and some creeks along the way! Nice fall stroll!

Never been here before a friend recommend and it was a nice park trees fresh air and scenery very…read morenice . Walk along paths where river is flowing lots of people fishing and just relaxing taken in all the feels. A great time indeed . Definitely Recommend