Reviews of Judge Morris Estate - White Clay Creek State Park (Tourist Attraction)

76 Polly Drummond Hill Rd, Newark, DE 19711, United States

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REVIEWS OF Judge Morris Estate - White Clay Creek State Park IN Delaware

Leonard Aguilar

Great place. Good parking with trails for biking & running. Buildings are a good backdrop for photographs.

Cindy Cole

Maria-Eugenia Delaware

Excellent

Lena Seely

Such a beautiful property

Lucinda Kettner

NTestafied

Jerry Minakowski

Really noice spot. Got some really good prom photos.

Ryan Gomez

Ratna Widjaja

Samson JK

Good place for a walk. You have everything that nature can give.

Rachel Ruck

Good option for a longer loop hike in the area, popular with people on bikes so watch out for them while walking!

Susan C

Susan Hill

Thomas Orga

Bobby Graham

Nice parking lot with quick access to the trails. You’ll pay for parking if you don’t have your parks sticker

Nick White

Beth Weatherby

Robert Bruskin

Christine Carroll

Love love love the white clay park system. This particular park has a great set of 3 well marked loops that are easy to follow depending on how much time you have.

Allison Wong

Brandon Holveck

One of my favorite places to park for trail runs through White Clay. It provides easy access to the Middle Run Valley Area, and has it's own shaded 3.1 mile loop.

Ryan carmean

Marina Marsanova

Gary Griffith

Beautiful portion of the larger park system. Nice trails.

Dave Moore

Rodrigo Basilio

Nat Rom

Great hiking trail!

Lauren Nolan

Rev. Dr. David Cole

Beautiful facility. Rolling meadows, ancient oaks, Lilly-covered pond and helpful staff make a great venue for a wedding. The estate is part of White Clay Creek, an expansive wilderness preserve that spans two states.

Amanda M

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Nathan Todd

Cliff Wiggins

The Chestnut Trail was great for my Yorkie and me. Very nice.

Michael Meades

Karen DeGeiso

Bryan Hammond

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Mike Petrucci

A good section of trails makes this a great place to run or hike or bike but the Estate itself is worth checking out. It's also a fantastic place to get married.

Joshua Douty

Has a surprising number of wooded trails.

Blair Greentaner

Beautiful

Dustin Mecke

Julie Lawrence

Beautiful!

Tom Giaquinto

Stunning location for photos

Ann Marie Savini

This park has nice wooded trails for walking or riding dirt bikes. There is also a bathroom which is nice. You do need a park pass during most of the year to park here or there is a self pay option for one day.

Robert Cole

This park joins up with white clay Creek state park across Polly Drummond Hill road and you can bike all the way up to the continuation of the park in PA. There are some nice evening and group events held at the estate house. A pleasant walk or bike around the woods and through the cornfields with some pretty little streams along the way.

Anna Woerner

Amy Fritts

Deniz Tezcan

Gorgeous place! Huge trees, gardens, sprawling hills with wildflowers, and a pond

John Boyle

Well maintained. Part of a larger trail system. The crossing at Red Mill Road needs some safety improvements

Jacob Ouellette

Troy Saltiel

This section of white clay has some great trails, and if you go in May and June there is a spectacular view of the fields of grain. The trails are kind of small for bikes, but it is permitted when dry. If it is your first time here, make sure you find the pay area - without paying and getting a receipt or having a park pass, you are likely to have a ticket even if you're there for a half hour.