Nature-Based Recreation
From hiking and bird-watching to fishing and kayaking, Delaware is an ideal place to spend time outdoors. Learn more about how to explore and enjoy Delaware’s natural splendor using this resources page.
COVID-19 Resources
Practice safe outdoor recreation during the outbreak with the following resources:
Daily Delaware State Parks Virtual Content: Dive into Delaware State Parks from the comfort of home with videos and interactive blog posts shared with the public every day at 11 a.m. Park interpreters provide virtual programs through a new series of videos posted every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday on Delaware State Parks’ Facebook, Instagram and YouTube accounts.
How to enjoy trout season while maintaining a safe distance from other anglers and fishing less-crowded areas
Delaware State Parks Covid-19 Preparations and Response
Social Distancing With Delaware State Parks
Dos and Don’ts for Boating Safety and Social Distancing During COVID 19
For more information, visit our official COVID-19 resources page
Coastal Delaware Paddling Guide
Visit this website for maps designed by experienced paddlers, tourism professionals and outdoor guides, with detailed routes with approximate distances and access points plus information on parking, fees, restrooms, and nearby dining for each trip.
Leipsic Oyster Festival
The annual Leipsic Oyster Festival celebrates Leipsic’s long history as working riverfront community. The afternoon is filled with savory cuisines and live entertainment, and features the star of the show, fresh Delaware Bay Oysters.
Delaware boasts 17 state parks and related preserves and greenways, featuring a variety of outdoor recreation opportunities.
Anglers eager to learn what fish are available to catch within or offshore Delaware, including size and quantity possession limits, can learn more with official Delaware fishing guides.