Glasgow Regional Park - Newark, Delaware

Emily V. V.

This park is one of my favorite parks in New Castle County Delaware. It’s 2.7 miles of a paved loop that goes past cattails, Barns, open fields and woods. It has two dog parks! It has a sledding hill. I love walking here so much!

Rachael D.

I've always enjoyed going out to the park. I used to take my two children when they were smaller now they are college-aged and high school. I take walks for exercise and good mental health. I have used their tennis courts before as well. I like how Glasgow Park hosts different festivals and walks for the community.

They also have free summer concerts and during the Christmas season there's usually a tree lighting and holiday concert for free. Checking the County website allows you to see what the park offers. There's also a good dog park for those of us who have pets in our household!

pnuqsb

Another park with pickleball courts! They have 8 courts and is crowded as early as 7AM!
Huge park! Long walking path trail, tennis courts, big playground area, dog park! Lots of things to do!

Victoria V.

This is one of my favorite parks in the state. Every time I visit the dog park, it’s never crowded, but you definitely have to know when to go. They are low on dog bags, so make sure to always bring your own. Beautiful to have a picnic during summer, or just run/walk for a quick (but long) trek around the entire park.

Terron S.

This is a great park, especially for runners like myself. The entire track around the park is about 4K in length. There is plenty of parking and access is easy.

Sherin J.

This is a clean and well maintained park with multiple playgrounds for kids and adults, great for a family picnic. Wonderful playgrounds, skate park, dog park, walking trails, tennis court, basketball courts and a decently large pond fountain where you can do fishing (not sure if there's any fish). Plenty of nice little benches where you can sit and relax. Lots of trash cans, so you don’t have to worry about carrying back your trash home.

*Plenty of geese inhabit here, these geese enjoy the grass spaces, but be careful when you walk near the pond and nearby grass land, they have made the grass their dump site.

*Plentiful parking space.
*Great for dog walk.
*Great for jogging, walking, biking and other workouts.
*Decently large park, so don’t have to worry much about social distancing, you can easily walk around without bumping into each other.

Deborah M.

This is a very large and lovely park. We weren't able to spend long here, but would definitely return. We walked over near a water fountain, and followed a large path through the park. There are several different playgrounds, including shaded areas, and play equipment for a ages of kids. There was even a fenced in playground area made specifically for autistic kids. It seemed to be more accessible. There was a skate park, basketball court, and tennis courts, along with walking paths and benches. It definitely seems like there is something for everyone there. It seemed like there were just a couple of port-a-potties in the park, no additional restroom facilities. That would definitely be a downside of going with kids especially. It was pretty full, even at 8 p.m., so I am guessing it gets pretty crowded. The walkway was pretty covered with goose poop, but it was avoidable if you paid attention. All in all, it seems like a great park, and I would return.

Amy L.

This is a great playground for toddlers and kids with disabilities. It has safe activities, a fence, and a foam ground cover. There are a few places where the foam has holes and kids step in it and fall. Good news is there is very little chance of serious injuries due to the foam but It would be great if these holes were repaired.