Go On A Scenic Wagon Ride Through These Delaware State Parks This Fall
By Meghan Byers|Published October 02, 2023
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Meghan Byers
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A New Jersey native, Meghan is passionate about travel and enjoys finding off-the-beaten path destinations. You're most likely to find her at a coffee shop, or hitting the trails with her dogs. She graduated with a creative writing degree from Fairleigh Dickinson University and has been writing professionally for over a decade.
Fall is underway, and the leaves are changing quickly, making for gorgeous scenes all across the First State. What better way to take in the autumn scenery than to take an old-fashioned fall wagon ride in Delaware? Six different Delaware state parks are offering wagon rides and hayrides this fall: Bellevue State Park, Brandywine Creek State Park, Killens Pond State Park, Trap Pond State Park, White Clay Creek State Park, and Lums Pond State Park. Some are public wagon or hay rides you can sign up for for free or for a small fee, and others offer private wagon rides to reserve for groups. All offer stunning scenery in some of Delaware’s most beloved state parks.