Delaware may be a small state, but it’s home to some of the most beautiful places in the world. If you want to be surrounded by natural beauty, visit Trap Pond State Park – one of the world’s last great places.

You'll find Trap Pond State Park in the southwest corner of Delaware.
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This beautiful state park covers a vast 3,653 acres. Trap Pond is actually a man-made feature, constructed in the 1700s to provide power for a sawmill.
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Trap Pond and its surrounding wetland forest was named a state park in 1951, and it offers both incredible natural beauty and tons of recreation opportunities.
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This spot is the northernmost place in the U.S. to find bald cypress trees, and you can explore them close-up.
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The pond is home to many species of reptiles, mammals, amphibians, birds and fish. You'll likely see turtles sunning on logs during your trip.
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This is a wonderful place for birdwatching. You'll see great blue herons, bald eagles, woodpeckers, owls and more.
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The best way to explore Trap Pond is on the water. The park offers paddleboat rentals during summer months.
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Paddle boards are a fun way for the whole family to have fun in the pond.
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For the most thorough exploration, rent a kayak (or bring your own).
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Trap Pond State Park is open for day use from 8 AM to sunset...
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...but if you can't bear to leave at the end of the day, camp overnight so you can explore more the next day.
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For more information, visit the park's website.

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