Parking Lot

AEast

EntranceMain Entranceat traffic light

WestEntrance

#3

The Hermitage

Parking Lot

B

ParkingLotD

ParkingLotE

Promenade

South College Ave / DE RT 896

Pulaski Hwy / US RT 40

Sunset Lake Rd / DE RT 72

GBC Dr

Tennis

Basketball

Sledding Hill

Fence

Pavilion

Pond / Creek

Playground

Roadway

Sou

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RT

896

all entrances on

Pulaski Hwy / US RT 40

Sunset Lake Rd / D

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GBC Dr

Old Baltimore Pk

I-95

Exit 1

ActivityStations

Delmarva Power(private property)

May 2017

1/2 mile1/4 mile0

2640 feet1320 feet660 feet0

Trails - Gravel

Trails - Paved

Trees

Wetlands

Skate Park

N

#4

#2

Belltown Run

Parking LotC

OverflowParking

Farm House

Bank Barn

Bull Barn

Dairy BarnMachine Shed

Hay Drying Shed

#5

Bark Park

Picnic Area

#1

New Castle County Park SystemMatthew Meyer, County Executive

www.nccde.org/parks

Glasgow ParkTrail GuideParking Lot

AEast

EntranceMain Entranceat traffic light

WestEntrance

#3

The Hermitage

Parking Lot

B

ParkingLotD

ParkingLotE

Promenade

South College Ave / DE RT 896

Pulaski Hwy / US RT 40

Sunset Lake Rd / DE RT 72GBC Dr

Tennis

Basketball

Sledding Hill

Fence

Pavilion

Pond / Creek

Playground

Roadway

Sou

th C

olle

ge A

ve /

DE

RT

896

all entrances on

Pulaski Hwy / US RT 40

Sunset Lake Rd / D

E RT 72

GBC Dr

Old Baltimore Pk

I-95

Exit 1

ActivityStations

Delmarva Power(private property)

May 2017

1/2 mile1/4 mile0

2640 feet1320 feet660 feet0

Trails - Gravel

Trails - Paved

Trees

Wetlands

Skate Park

N

#4

#2

Belltown Run

Parking LotC

OverflowParking

Farm House

Bank Barn

Bull Barn

Dairy BarnMachine Shed

Hay Drying Shed

#5

Bark Park

Picnic Area

#1

A Bit of History....

The earliest deed from 1783 shows William Thompson purchasing 137 acres from John Bowen. In 1836 John Frazer bought the land and is presumed to have built the 2½ story farmhouse – naming the property The Hermitage.

Subsequent owners added acres and in 1915 John Willis developed the property into a large dairy operation. In 1942 Peter and Elizabeth Zeitler acquired the 500+ acres and became well-known for their Golden Guernsey herd. The Zeitler family continued to farm the land until the mid-1990s.

The Promenade runs from east to west with convenient benches along the varied stone and brick walkway.

Winding Trails and Paved Paths

Crushed gravel trails wind through shady trees in the northern portion of the park.

New Castle County Department of Special Services

Glasgow Park is a great place for visitors to enjoy an amazing range of outdoor activities. There is something for every member of the family; tennis and basketball courts, a lovely promenade lined with benches, a sledding hill that doubles as a great workout for walkers year round, both paved and wooded trails, and a state of the art skateboarding park. Welcome to Glasgow Park and enjoy! Thomas P. Gordon New Castle County Executive

RULES AND REGULATIONS: SUMMARY

1. HOURS - All New Castle County parks are open year-round. Hoursof operation are dawn to dusk, except with permission of theDepartment.

2. TEMPORARY CLOSURE - The General Manager has the authorityto temporarily close a museum or the grounds when required byPublic Health, Safety and Welfare.

3. MOTOR VEHICLES - No motor vehicles shall be driven except inareas specifically designated for their use. All motor vehicle laws ofthe State of Delaware must be followed.

4. POSTING - No signs or markers can be put in place, except withwritten permission of the Department. Sales or solicitation are alsogenerally prohibited.

5. ALCOHOL, DRUGS AND GAMBLING - Consumption, possessionor sale of alcoholic beverages or illegal drugs is prohibited.Gambling is also prohibited.

6. DAMAGE AND DUMPING - Vandalism of trees, shrubs, plants,turf, rocks, buildings, fences, bridges, signs, stream water quality orany other natural or man-made asset of the park is prohibited.Nothing may be dumped in the park.

7. FIRE - No fires shall be kindled.8. SAFETY OF ANIMALS - No one shall trap, snare, shoot, poison,

injure, annoy or disturb any wild animal or bird or damage any nest.9. DISORDERLY CONDUCT - Threatening, abusive, insulting or

indecent language, obscene or indecent actions and fighting areprohibited.

10. WEAPONS - No one shall carry any knife having a blade three (3)inches or longer on the grounds. The possession or discharge ofBB guns, air guns, firearms, bows and arrows or any lethal weaponis prohibited.

11. ACTIVITIES - Entertainment, demonstrations or exhibitions areprohibited, except with the approval of the Department.

12. GROUP FUNCTIONS - Permits for group activities should beobtained in advance from the Department.

13. NOISE - Loud music is not permitted. Please be respectful of yourneighbors.

14. DOGS - Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times. Please, pick upafter your dog.

Glasgow Park has so much to enjoy!

Located on over 250 acres just south of Newark, Glasgow Regional Park provides a wonderful opportunity for many outdoor activities.

Winding Trails and Paved PathsCrushed gravel trails wind through shady trees in the northern portion of the park.

A 2.75 mile paved trail circles the southern portion of the park. This multi-use path makes it easy for walking, bicycling, or roller skating. The buildings of the former dairy farm can be seen as you walk through the meadows.

Look for the Activity Stations, opposite Parking Lot C, to share with children.

The Promenade runs from east to west with convenient benches along the varied stone and brick walkway.

Fun Playground

Children are sure to love the new playgrounds installed at Glasgow Park. They can run, climb, swing and slide to their heart’s content on the brightly-colored play equipment. Parents can keep an eye on the fun from shaded benches nearby.

All photos: Talbot Zabel

Sledding Hill

Located by the East Entrance, you can follow the gravel path to the summit for a better view. Nicknamed Bear Mountain, the broad slopes are covered with grass in the summer. Then the winter snows turn it into an ideal sledding hill.

Tennis and Basketball CourtsSix tennis courts and three basketball courts are conveniently located near Parking Lot B.

Convenient Pavilions

Have your next reunion or party at one of the Pavilions in Glasgow Park! There are grills, trash barrels and tables for your use, along with indoor restrooms and electricity. For guaranteed usage and access to the amenities, reservations are necessary. Please call the Dept. of Special Services at (302) 395-5606 for information on reserving the Pavilion for your group activity. Fee charged for reservation.

Skate Park

The popular Skate Park is located by the Main Entrance. It features two different styles of bowls and a street plaza area with a variety of ledges, rails, and banked wall rides. Don’t forget your safety gear!

Portable Restrooms are located near the Parking Lots

The volunteer group, Friends of Glasgow Park, have a website at www.friendsofglasgowpark.org.

Park Trail Guides are also available for Carousel Park, Iron Hill Park, Middle Valley Run Natural Area, and

Rockwood Park & Museum. To obtain a copy of any of these publications, visit your local library, or contact the Department of

Special Services at (302) 395-5700 or the Department of Community Services at (302) 395-5600.

Online maps and additional information on New Castle County’s park system is available on our website at www.nccde.org

Respect the Living Earth

New Castle County Department of Special Services

Glasgow Park is a great place for visitors to enjoy an amazing range of outdoor activities. There is something for every member of the family; tennis and basketball courts, a lovely promenade lined with benches, a sledding hill that doubles as a great workout for walkers year round, both paved and wooded trails, and a state of the art skateboarding park. Welcome to Glasgow Park and enjoy! Thomas P. Gordon New Castle County Executive

RULES AND REGULATIONS: SUMMARY

1. HOURS - All New Castle County parks are open year-round. Hoursof operation are dawn to dusk, except with permission of theDepartment.

2. TEMPORARY CLOSURE - The General Manager has the authorityto temporarily close a museum or the grounds when required byPublic Health, Safety and Welfare.

3. MOTOR VEHICLES - No motor vehicles shall be driven except inareas specifically designated for their use. All motor vehicle laws ofthe State of Delaware must be followed.

4. POSTING - No signs or markers can be put in place, except withwritten permission of the Department. Sales or solicitation are alsogenerally prohibited.

5. ALCOHOL, DRUGS AND GAMBLING - Consumption, possessionor sale of alcoholic beverages or illegal drugs is prohibited.Gambling is also prohibited.

6. DAMAGE AND DUMPING - Vandalism of trees, shrubs, plants,turf, rocks, buildings, fences, bridges, signs, stream water quality orany other natural or man-made asset of the park is prohibited.Nothing may be dumped in the park.

7. FIRE - No fires shall be kindled.8. SAFETY OF ANIMALS - No one shall trap, snare, shoot, poison,

injure, annoy or disturb any wild animal or bird or damage any nest.9. DISORDERLY CONDUCT - Threatening, abusive, insulting or

indecent language, obscene or indecent actions and fighting areprohibited.

10. WEAPONS - No one shall carry any knife having a blade three (3)inches or longer on the grounds. The possession or discharge ofBB guns, air guns, firearms, bows and arrows or any lethal weaponis prohibited.

11. ACTIVITIES - Entertainment, demonstrations or exhibitions areprohibited, except with the approval of the Department.

12. GROUP FUNCTIONS - Permits for group activities should beobtained in advance from the Department.

13. NOISE - Loud music is not permitted. Please be respectful of yourneighbors.

14. DOGS - Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times. Please, pick upafter your dog.

Glasgow Park has so much to enjoy!

Located on over 250 acres just south of Newark, Glasgow Regional Park provides a wonderful opportunity for many outdoor activities.

Winding Trails and Paved PathsCrushed gravel trails wind through shady trees in the northern portion of the park.

A 2.75 mile paved trail circles the southern portion of the park. This multi-use path makes it easy for walking, bicycling, or roller skating. The buildings of the former dairy farm can be seen as you walk through the meadows.

Look for the Activity Stations, opposite Parking Lot C, to share with children.

The Promenade runs from east to west with convenient benches along the varied stone and brick walkway.

Fun Playground

Children are sure to love the new playgrounds installed at Glasgow Park. They can run, climb, swing and slide to their heart’s content on the brightly-colored play equipment. Parents can keep an eye on the fun from shaded benches nearby.

All photos: Talbot Zabel

Sledding Hill

Located by the East Entrance, you can follow the gravel path to the summit for a better view. Nicknamed Bear Mountain, the broad slopes are covered with grass in the summer. Then the winter snows turn it into an ideal sledding hill.

Tennis and Basketball CourtsSix tennis courts and three basketball courts are conveniently located near Parking Lot B.

Convenient Pavilions

Have your next reunion or party at one of the Pavilions in Glasgow Park! There are grills, trash barrels and tables for your use, along with indoor restrooms and electricity. For guaranteed usage and access to the amenities, reservations are necessary. Please call the Dept. of Special Services at (302) 395-5606 for information on reserving the Pavilion for your group activity. Fee charged for reservation.

Skate Park

The popular Skate Park is located by the Main Entrance. It features two different styles of bowls and a street plaza area with a variety of ledges, rails, and banked wall rides. Don’t forget your safety gear!

Portable Restrooms are located near the Parking Lots

The volunteer group, Friends of Glasgow Park, have a website at www.friendsofglasgowpark.org.

Park Trail Guides are also available for Carousel Park, Iron Hill Park, Middle Valley Run Natural Area, and

Rockwood Park & Museum. To obtain a copy of any of these publications, visit your local library, or contact the Department of

Special Services at (302) 395-5700 or the Department of Community Services at (302) 395-5600.

Online maps and additional information on New Castle County’s park system is available on our website at www.nccde.org

Respect the Living Earth

New Castle County Department of Special Services

Glasgow Park is a great place for visitors to enjoy an amazing range of outdoor activities. There is something for every member of the family; tennis and basketball courts, a lovely promenade lined with benches, a sledding hill that doubles as a great workout for walkers year round, both paved and wooded trails, and a state of the art skateboarding park. Welcome to Glasgow Park and enjoy! Thomas P. Gordon New Castle County Executive

RULES AND REGULATIONS: SUMMARY

1. HOURS - All New Castle County parks are open year-round. Hoursof operation are dawn to dusk, except with permission of theDepartment.

2. TEMPORARY CLOSURE - The General Manager has the authorityto temporarily close a museum or the grounds when required byPublic Health, Safety and Welfare.

3. MOTOR VEHICLES - No motor vehicles shall be driven except inareas specifically designated for their use. All motor vehicle laws ofthe State of Delaware must be followed.

4. POSTING - No signs or markers can be put in place, except withwritten permission of the Department. Sales or solicitation are alsogenerally prohibited.

5. ALCOHOL, DRUGS AND GAMBLING - Consumption, possessionor sale of alcoholic beverages or illegal drugs is prohibited.Gambling is also prohibited.

6. DAMAGE AND DUMPING - Vandalism of trees, shrubs, plants,turf, rocks, buildings, fences, bridges, signs, stream water quality orany other natural or man-made asset of the park is prohibited.Nothing may be dumped in the park.

7. FIRE - No fires shall be kindled.8. SAFETY OF ANIMALS - No one shall trap, snare, shoot, poison,

injure, annoy or disturb any wild animal or bird or damage any nest.9. DISORDERLY CONDUCT - Threatening, abusive, insulting or

indecent language, obscene or indecent actions and fighting areprohibited.

10. WEAPONS - No one shall carry any knife having a blade three (3)inches or longer on the grounds. The possession or discharge ofBB guns, air guns, firearms, bows and arrows or any lethal weaponis prohibited.

11. ACTIVITIES - Entertainment, demonstrations or exhibitions areprohibited, except with the approval of the Department.

12. GROUP FUNCTIONS - Permits for group activities should beobtained in advance from the Department.

13. NOISE - Loud music is not permitted. Please be respectful of yourneighbors.

14. DOGS - Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times. Please, pick upafter your dog.

Glasgow Park has so much to enjoy!

Located on over 250 acres just south of Newark, Glasgow Regional Park provides a wonderful opportunity for many outdoor activities.

Winding Trails and Paved PathsCrushed gravel trails wind through shady trees in the northern portion of the park.

A 2.75 mile paved trail circles the southern portion of the park. This multi-use path makes it easy for walking, bicycling, or roller skating. The buildings of the former dairy farm can be seen as you walk through the meadows.

Look for the Activity Stations, opposite Parking Lot C, to share with children.

The Promenade runs from east to west with convenient benches along the varied stone and brick walkway.

Fun Playground

Children are sure to love the new playgrounds installed at Glasgow Park. They can run, climb, swing and slide to their heart’s content on the brightly-colored play equipment. Parents can keep an eye on the fun from shaded benches nearby.

All photos: Talbot Zabel

Sledding Hill

Located by the East Entrance, you can follow the gravel path to the summit for a better view. Nicknamed Bear Mountain, the broad slopes are covered with grass in the summer. Then the winter snows turn it into an ideal sledding hill.

Tennis and Basketball CourtsSix tennis courts and three basketball courts are conveniently located near Parking Lot B.

Convenient Pavilions

Have your next reunion or party at one of the Pavilions in Glasgow Park! There are grills, trash barrels and tables for your use, along with indoor restrooms and electricity. For guaranteed usage and access to the amenities, reservations are necessary. Please call the Dept. of Special Services at (302) 395-5606 for information on reserving the Pavilion for your group activity. Fee charged for reservation.

Skate Park

The popular Skate Park is located by the Main Entrance. It features two different styles of bowls and a street plaza area with a variety of ledges, rails, and banked wall rides. Don’t forget your safety gear!

Portable Restrooms are located near the Parking Lots

The volunteer group, Friends of Glasgow Park, have a website at www.friendsofglasgowpark.org.

Park Trail Guides are also available for Carousel Park, Iron Hill Park, Middle Valley Run Natural Area, and

Rockwood Park & Museum. To obtain a copy of any of these publications, visit your local library, or contact the Department of

Special Services at (302) 395-5700 or the Department of Community Services at (302) 395-5600.

Online maps and additional information on New Castle County’s park system is available on our website at www.nccde.org

Respect the Living Earth

New Castle County Department of Special Services

Glasgow Park is a great place for visitors to enjoy an amazing range of outdoor activities. There is something for every member of the family; tennis and basketball courts, a lovely promenade lined with benches, a sledding hill that doubles as a great workout for walkers year round, both paved and wooded trails, and a state of the art skateboarding park. Welcome to Glasgow Park and enjoy! Thomas P. Gordon New Castle County Executive

RULES AND REGULATIONS: SUMMARY

1. HOURS - All New Castle County parks are open year-round. Hoursof operation are dawn to dusk, except with permission of theDepartment.

2. TEMPORARY CLOSURE - The General Manager has the authorityto temporarily close a museum or the grounds when required byPublic Health, Safety and Welfare.

3. MOTOR VEHICLES - No motor vehicles shall be driven except inareas specifically designated for their use. All motor vehicle laws ofthe State of Delaware must be followed.

4. POSTING - No signs or markers can be put in place, except withwritten permission of the Department. Sales or solicitation are alsogenerally prohibited.

5. ALCOHOL, DRUGS AND GAMBLING - Consumption, possessionor sale of alcoholic beverages or illegal drugs is prohibited.Gambling is also prohibited.

6. DAMAGE AND DUMPING - Vandalism of trees, shrubs, plants,turf, rocks, buildings, fences, bridges, signs, stream water quality orany other natural or man-made asset of the park is prohibited.Nothing may be dumped in the park.

7. FIRE - No fires shall be kindled.8. SAFETY OF ANIMALS - No one shall trap, snare, shoot, poison,

injure, annoy or disturb any wild animal or bird or damage any nest.9. DISORDERLY CONDUCT - Threatening, abusive, insulting or

indecent language, obscene or indecent actions and fighting areprohibited.

10. WEAPONS - No one shall carry any knife having a blade three (3)inches or longer on the grounds. The possession or discharge ofBB guns, air guns, firearms, bows and arrows or any lethal weaponis prohibited.

11. ACTIVITIES - Entertainment, demonstrations or exhibitions areprohibited, except with the approval of the Department.

12. GROUP FUNCTIONS - Permits for group activities should beobtained in advance from the Department.

13. NOISE - Loud music is not permitted. Please be respectful of yourneighbors.

14. DOGS - Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times. Please, pick upafter your dog.

Glasgow Park has so much to enjoy!

Located on over 250 acres just south of Newark, Glasgow Regional Park provides a wonderful opportunity for many outdoor activities.

Winding Trails and Paved PathsCrushed gravel trails wind through shady trees in the northern portion of the park.

A 2.75 mile paved trail circles the southern portion of the park. This multi-use path makes it easy for walking, bicycling, or roller skating. The buildings of the former dairy farm can be seen as you walk through the meadows.

Look for the Activity Stations, opposite Parking Lot C, to share with children.

The Promenade runs from east to west with convenient benches along the varied stone and brick walkway.

Fun Playground

Children are sure to love the new playgrounds installed at Glasgow Park. They can run, climb, swing and slide to their heart’s content on the brightly-colored play equipment. Parents can keep an eye on the fun from shaded benches nearby.

All photos: Talbot Zabel

Sledding Hill

Located by the East Entrance, you can follow the gravel path to the summit for a better view. Nicknamed Bear Mountain, the broad slopes are covered with grass in the summer. Then the winter snows turn it into an ideal sledding hill.

Tennis and Basketball CourtsSix tennis courts and three basketball courts are conveniently located near Parking Lot B.

Convenient Pavilions

Have your next reunion or party at one of the Pavilions in Glasgow Park! There are grills, trash barrels and tables for your use, along with indoor restrooms and electricity. For guaranteed usage and access to the amenities, reservations are necessary. Please call the Dept. of Special Services at (302) 395-5606 for information on reserving the Pavilion for your group activity. Fee charged for reservation.

Skate Park

The popular Skate Park is located by the Main Entrance. It features two different styles of bowls and a street plaza area with a variety of ledges, rails, and banked wall rides. Don’t forget your safety gear!

Portable Restrooms are located near the Parking Lots

The volunteer group, Friends of Glasgow Park, have a website at www.friendsofglasgowpark.org.

Park Trail Guides are also available for Carousel Park, Iron Hill Park, Middle Valley Run Natural Area, and

Rockwood Park & Museum. To obtain a copy of any of these publications, visit your local library, or contact the Department of

Special Services at (302) 395-5700 or the Department of Community Services at (302) 395-5600.

Online maps and additional information on New Castle County’s park system is available on our website at www.nccde.org

Respect the Living Earth

New Castle County Department of Special Services

Glasgow Park is a great place for visitors to enjoy an amazing range of outdoor activities. There is something for every member of the family; tennis and basketball courts, a lovely promenade lined with benches, a sledding hill that doubles as a great workout for walkers year round, both paved and wooded trails, and a state of the art skateboarding park. Welcome to Glasgow Park and enjoy! Thomas P. Gordon New Castle County Executive

RULES AND REGULATIONS: SUMMARY

1. HOURS - All New Castle County parks are open year-round. Hoursof operation are dawn to dusk, except with permission of theDepartment.

2. TEMPORARY CLOSURE - The General Manager has the authorityto temporarily close a museum or the grounds when required byPublic Health, Safety and Welfare.

3. MOTOR VEHICLES - No motor vehicles shall be driven except inareas specifically designated for their use. All motor vehicle laws ofthe State of Delaware must be followed.

4. POSTING - No signs or markers can be put in place, except withwritten permission of the Department. Sales or solicitation are alsogenerally prohibited.

5. ALCOHOL, DRUGS AND GAMBLING - Consumption, possessionor sale of alcoholic beverages or illegal drugs is prohibited.Gambling is also prohibited.

6. DAMAGE AND DUMPING - Vandalism of trees, shrubs, plants,turf, rocks, buildings, fences, bridges, signs, stream water quality orany other natural or man-made asset of the park is prohibited.Nothing may be dumped in the park.

7. FIRE - No fires shall be kindled.8. SAFETY OF ANIMALS - No one shall trap, snare, shoot, poison,

injure, annoy or disturb any wild animal or bird or damage any nest.9. DISORDERLY CONDUCT - Threatening, abusive, insulting or

indecent language, obscene or indecent actions and fighting areprohibited.

10. WEAPONS - No one shall carry any knife having a blade three (3)inches or longer on the grounds. The possession or discharge ofBB guns, air guns, firearms, bows and arrows or any lethal weaponis prohibited.

11. ACTIVITIES - Entertainment, demonstrations or exhibitions areprohibited, except with the approval of the Department.

12. GROUP FUNCTIONS - Permits for group activities should beobtained in advance from the Department.

13. NOISE - Loud music is not permitted. Please be respectful of yourneighbors.

14. DOGS - Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times. Please, pick upafter your dog.

Glasgow Park has so much to enjoy!

Located on over 250 acres just south of Newark, Glasgow Regional Park provides a wonderful opportunity for many outdoor activities.

Winding Trails and Paved PathsCrushed gravel trails wind through shady trees in the northern portion of the park.

A 2.75 mile paved trail circles the southern portion of the park. This multi-use path makes it easy for walking, bicycling, or roller skating. The buildings of the former dairy farm can be seen as you walk through the meadows.

Look for the Activity Stations, opposite Parking Lot C, to share with children.

The Promenade runs from east to west with convenient benches along the varied stone and brick walkway.

Fun Playground

Children are sure to love the new playgrounds installed at Glasgow Park. They can run, climb, swing and slide to their heart’s content on the brightly-colored play equipment. Parents can keep an eye on the fun from shaded benches nearby.

All photos: Talbot Zabel

Sledding Hill

Located by the East Entrance, you can follow the gravel path to the summit for a better view. Nicknamed Bear Mountain, the broad slopes are covered with grass in the summer. Then the winter snows turn it into an ideal sledding hill.

Tennis and Basketball CourtsSix tennis courts and three basketball courts are conveniently located near Parking Lot B.

Convenient Pavilions

Have your next reunion or party at one of the Pavilions in Glasgow Park! There are grills, trash barrels and tables for your use, along with indoor restrooms and electricity. For guaranteed usage and access to the amenities, reservations are necessary. Please call the Dept. of Special Services at (302) 395-5606 for information on reserving the Pavilion for your group activity. Fee charged for reservation.

Skate Park

The popular Skate Park is located by the Main Entrance. It features two different styles of bowls and a street plaza area with a variety of ledges, rails, and banked wall rides. Don’t forget your safety gear!

Portable Restrooms are located near the Parking Lots

The volunteer group, Friends of Glasgow Park, have a website at www.friendsofglasgowpark.org.

Park Trail Guides are also available for Carousel Park, Iron Hill Park, Middle Valley Run Natural Area, and

Rockwood Park & Museum. To obtain a copy of any of these publications, visit your local library, or contact the Department of

Special Services at (302) 395-5700 or the Department of Community Services at (302) 395-5600.

Online maps and additional information on New Castle County’s park system is available on our website at www.nccde.org

Respect the Living Earth

New Castle County Department of Special Services

Glasgow Park is a great place for visitors to enjoy an amazing range of outdoor activities. There is something for every member of the family; tennis and basketball courts, a lovely promenade lined with benches, a sledding hill that doubles as a great workout for walkers year round, both paved and wooded trails, and a state of the art skateboarding park. Welcome to Glasgow Park and enjoy! Thomas P. Gordon New Castle County Executive

RULES AND REGULATIONS: SUMMARY

1. HOURS - All New Castle County parks are open year-round. Hoursof operation are dawn to dusk, except with permission of theDepartment.

2. TEMPORARY CLOSURE - The General Manager has the authorityto temporarily close a museum or the grounds when required byPublic Health, Safety and Welfare.

3. MOTOR VEHICLES - No motor vehicles shall be driven except inareas specifically designated for their use. All motor vehicle laws ofthe State of Delaware must be followed.

4. POSTING - No signs or markers can be put in place, except withwritten permission of the Department. Sales or solicitation are alsogenerally prohibited.

5. ALCOHOL, DRUGS AND GAMBLING - Consumption, possessionor sale of alcoholic beverages or illegal drugs is prohibited.Gambling is also prohibited.

6. DAMAGE AND DUMPING - Vandalism of trees, shrubs, plants,turf, rocks, buildings, fences, bridges, signs, stream water quality orany other natural or man-made asset of the park is prohibited.Nothing may be dumped in the park.

7. FIRE - No fires shall be kindled.8. SAFETY OF ANIMALS - No one shall trap, snare, shoot, poison,

injure, annoy or disturb any wild animal or bird or damage any nest.9. DISORDERLY CONDUCT - Threatening, abusive, insulting or

indecent language, obscene or indecent actions and fighting areprohibited.

10. WEAPONS - No one shall carry any knife having a blade three (3)inches or longer on the grounds. The possession or discharge ofBB guns, air guns, firearms, bows and arrows or any lethal weaponis prohibited.

11. ACTIVITIES - Entertainment, demonstrations or exhibitions areprohibited, except with the approval of the Department.

12. GROUP FUNCTIONS - Permits for group activities should beobtained in advance from the Department.

13. NOISE - Loud music is not permitted. Please be respectful of yourneighbors.

14. DOGS - Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times. Please, pick upafter your dog.

Glasgow Park has so much to enjoy!

Located on over 250 acres just south of Newark, Glasgow Regional Park provides a wonderful opportunity for many outdoor activities.

Winding Trails and Paved PathsCrushed gravel trails wind through shady trees in the northern portion of the park.

A 2.75 mile paved trail circles the southern portion of the park. This multi-use path makes it easy for walking, bicycling, or roller skating. The buildings of the former dairy farm can be seen as you walk through the meadows.

Look for the Activity Stations, opposite Parking Lot C, to share with children.

The Promenade runs from east to west with convenient benches along the varied stone and brick walkway.

Fun Playground

Children are sure to love the new playgrounds installed at Glasgow Park. They can run, climb, swing and slide to their heart’s content on the brightly-colored play equipment. Parents can keep an eye on the fun from shaded benches nearby.

All photos: Talbot Zabel

Sledding Hill

Located by the East Entrance, you can follow the gravel path to the summit for a better view. Nicknamed Bear Mountain, the broad slopes are covered with grass in the summer. Then the winter snows turn it into an ideal sledding hill.

Tennis and Basketball CourtsSix tennis courts and three basketball courts are conveniently located near Parking Lot B.

Convenient Pavilions

Have your next reunion or party at one of the Pavilions in Glasgow Park! There are grills, trash barrels and tables for your use, along with indoor restrooms and electricity. For guaranteed usage and access to the amenities, reservations are necessary. Please call the Dept. of Special Services at (302) 395-5606 for information on reserving the Pavilion for your group activity. Fee charged for reservation.

Skate Park

The popular Skate Park is located by the Main Entrance. It features two different styles of bowls and a street plaza area with a variety of ledges, rails, and banked wall rides. Don’t forget your safety gear!

Portable Restrooms are located near the Parking Lots

The volunteer group, Friends of Glasgow Park, have a website at www.friendsofglasgowpark.org.

Park Trail Guides are also available for Carousel Park, Iron Hill Park, Middle Valley Run Natural Area, and

Rockwood Park & Museum. To obtain a copy of any of these publications, visit your local library, or contact the Department of

Special Services at (302) 395-5700 or the Department of Community Services at (302) 395-5600.

Online maps and additional information on New Castle County’s park system is available on our website at www.nccde.org

Respect the Living Earth

New Castle County Department of Special Services

Glasgow Park is a great place for visitors to enjoy an amazing range of outdoor activities. There is something for every member of the family; tennis and basketball courts, a lovely promenade lined with benches, a sledding hill that doubles as a great workout for walkers year round, both paved and wooded trails, and a state of the art skateboarding park. Welcome to Glasgow Park and enjoy! Thomas P. Gordon New Castle County Executive

RULES AND REGULATIONS: SUMMARY

1. HOURS - All New Castle County parks are open year-round. Hoursof operation are dawn to dusk, except with permission of theDepartment.

2. TEMPORARY CLOSURE - The General Manager has the authorityto temporarily close a museum or the grounds when required byPublic Health, Safety and Welfare.

3. MOTOR VEHICLES - No motor vehicles shall be driven except inareas specifically designated for their use. All motor vehicle laws ofthe State of Delaware must be followed.

4. POSTING - No signs or markers can be put in place, except withwritten permission of the Department. Sales or solicitation are alsogenerally prohibited.

5. ALCOHOL, DRUGS AND GAMBLING - Consumption, possessionor sale of alcoholic beverages or illegal drugs is prohibited.Gambling is also prohibited.

6. DAMAGE AND DUMPING - Vandalism of trees, shrubs, plants,turf, rocks, buildings, fences, bridges, signs, stream water quality orany other natural or man-made asset of the park is prohibited.Nothing may be dumped in the park.

7. FIRE - No fires shall be kindled.8. SAFETY OF ANIMALS - No one shall trap, snare, shoot, poison,

injure, annoy or disturb any wild animal or bird or damage any nest.9. DISORDERLY CONDUCT - Threatening, abusive, insulting or

indecent language, obscene or indecent actions and fighting areprohibited.

10. WEAPONS - No one shall carry any knife having a blade three (3)inches or longer on the grounds. The possession or discharge ofBB guns, air guns, firearms, bows and arrows or any lethal weaponis prohibited.

11. ACTIVITIES - Entertainment, demonstrations or exhibitions areprohibited, except with the approval of the Department.

12. GROUP FUNCTIONS - Permits for group activities should beobtained in advance from the Department.

13. NOISE - Loud music is not permitted. Please be respectful of yourneighbors.

14. DOGS - Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times. Please, pick upafter your dog.

Glasgow Park has so much to enjoy!

Located on over 250 acres just south of Newark, Glasgow Regional Park provides a wonderful opportunity for many outdoor activities.

Winding Trails and Paved PathsCrushed gravel trails wind through shady trees in the northern portion of the park.

A 2.75 mile paved trail circles the southern portion of the park. This multi-use path makes it easy for walking, bicycling, or roller skating. The buildings of the former dairy farm can be seen as you walk through the meadows.

Look for the Activity Stations, opposite Parking Lot C, to share with children.

The Promenade runs from east to west with convenient benches along the varied stone and brick walkway.

Fun Playground

Children are sure to love the new playgrounds installed at Glasgow Park. They can run, climb, swing and slide to their heart’s content on the brightly-colored play equipment. Parents can keep an eye on the fun from shaded benches nearby.

All photos: Talbot Zabel

Sledding Hill

Located by the East Entrance, you can follow the gravel path to the summit for a better view. Nicknamed Bear Mountain, the broad slopes are covered with grass in the summer. Then the winter snows turn it into an ideal sledding hill.

Tennis and Basketball CourtsSix tennis courts and three basketball courts are conveniently located near Parking Lot B.

Convenient Pavilions

Have your next reunion or party at one of the Pavilions in Glasgow Park! There are grills, trash barrels and tables for your use, along with indoor restrooms and electricity. For guaranteed usage and access to the amenities, reservations are necessary. Please call the Dept. of Special Services at (302) 395-5606 for information on reserving the Pavilion for your group activity. Fee charged for reservation.

Skate Park

The popular Skate Park is located by the Main Entrance. It features two different styles of bowls and a street plaza area with a variety of ledges, rails, and banked wall rides. Don’t forget your safety gear!

Portable Restrooms are located near the Parking Lots

The volunteer group, Friends of Glasgow Park, have a website at www.friendsofglasgowpark.org.

Park Trail Guides are also available for Carousel Park, Iron Hill Park, Middle Valley Run Natural Area, and

Rockwood Park & Museum. To obtain a copy of any of these publications, visit your local library, or contact the Department of

Special Services at (302) 395-5700 or the Department of Community Services at (302) 395-5600.

Online maps and additional information on New Castle County’s park system is available on our website at www.nccde.org

Respect the Living Earth

New Castle County Department of Special Services

Glasgow Park is a great place for visitors to enjoy an amazing range of outdoor activities. There is something for every member of the family; tennis and basketball courts, a lovely promenade lined with benches, a sledding hill that doubles as a great workout for walkers year round, both paved and wooded trails, and a state of the art skateboarding park. Welcome to Glasgow Park and enjoy! Thomas P. Gordon New Castle County Executive

RULES AND REGULATIONS: SUMMARY

1. HOURS - All New Castle County parks are open year-round. Hoursof operation are dawn to dusk, except with permission of theDepartment.

2. TEMPORARY CLOSURE - The General Manager has the authorityto temporarily close a museum or the grounds when required byPublic Health, Safety and Welfare.

3. MOTOR VEHICLES - No motor vehicles shall be driven except inareas specifically designated for their use. All motor vehicle laws ofthe State of Delaware must be followed.

4. POSTING - No signs or markers can be put in place, except withwritten permission of the Department. Sales or solicitation are alsogenerally prohibited.

5. ALCOHOL, DRUGS AND GAMBLING - Consumption, possessionor sale of alcoholic beverages or illegal drugs is prohibited.Gambling is also prohibited.

6. DAMAGE AND DUMPING - Vandalism of trees, shrubs, plants,turf, rocks, buildings, fences, bridges, signs, stream water quality orany other natural or man-made asset of the park is prohibited.Nothing may be dumped in the park.

7. FIRE - No fires shall be kindled.8. SAFETY OF ANIMALS - No one shall trap, snare, shoot, poison,

injure, annoy or disturb any wild animal or bird or damage any nest.9. DISORDERLY CONDUCT - Threatening, abusive, insulting or

indecent language, obscene or indecent actions and fighting areprohibited.

10. WEAPONS - No one shall carry any knife having a blade three (3)inches or longer on the grounds. The possession or discharge ofBB guns, air guns, firearms, bows and arrows or any lethal weaponis prohibited.

11. ACTIVITIES - Entertainment, demonstrations or exhibitions areprohibited, except with the approval of the Department.

12. GROUP FUNCTIONS - Permits for group activities should beobtained in advance from the Department.

13. NOISE - Loud music is not permitted. Please be respectful of yourneighbors.

14. DOGS - Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times. Please, pick upafter your dog.

Glasgow Park has so much to enjoy!

Located on over 250 acres just south of Newark, Glasgow Regional Park provides a wonderful opportunity for many outdoor activities.

Winding Trails and Paved PathsCrushed gravel trails wind through shady trees in the northern portion of the park.

A 2.75 mile paved trail circles the southern portion of the park. This multi-use path makes it easy for walking, bicycling, or roller skating. The buildings of the former dairy farm can be seen as you walk through the meadows.

Look for the Activity Stations, opposite Parking Lot C, to share with children.

The Promenade runs from east to west with convenient benches along the varied stone and brick walkway.

Fun Playground

Children are sure to love the new playgrounds installed at Glasgow Park. They can run, climb, swing and slide to their heart’s content on the brightly-colored play equipment. Parents can keep an eye on the fun from shaded benches nearby.

All photos: Talbot Zabel

Sledding Hill

Located by the East Entrance, you can follow the gravel path to the summit for a better view. Nicknamed Bear Mountain, the broad slopes are covered with grass in the summer. Then the winter snows turn it into an ideal sledding hill.

Tennis and Basketball CourtsSix tennis courts and three basketball courts are conveniently located near Parking Lot B.

Convenient Pavilions

Have your next reunion or party at one of the Pavilions in Glasgow Park! There are grills, trash barrels and tables for your use, along with indoor restrooms and electricity. For guaranteed usage and access to the amenities, reservations are necessary. Please call the Dept. of Special Services at (302) 395-5606 for information on reserving the Pavilion for your group activity. Fee charged for reservation.

Skate Park

The popular Skate Park is located by the Main Entrance. It features two different styles of bowls and a street plaza area with a variety of ledges, rails, and banked wall rides. Don’t forget your safety gear!

Portable Restrooms are located near the Parking Lots

The volunteer group, Friends of Glasgow Park, have a website at www.friendsofglasgowpark.org.

Park Trail Guides are also available for Carousel Park, Iron Hill Park, Middle Valley Run Natural Area, and

Rockwood Park & Museum. To obtain a copy of any of these publications, visit your local library, or contact the Department of

Special Services at (302) 395-5700 or the Department of Community Services at (302) 395-5600.

Online maps and additional information on New Castle County’s park system is available on our website at www.nccde.org

Respect the Living Earth

New Castle County Department of Special Services

Glasgow Park is a great place for visitors to enjoy an amazing range of outdoor activities. There is something for every member of the family; tennis and basketball courts, a lovely promenade lined with benches, a sledding hill that doubles as a great workout for walkers year round, both paved and wooded trails, and a state of the art skateboarding park. Welcome to Glasgow Park and enjoy! Thomas P. Gordon New Castle County Executive

RULES AND REGULATIONS: SUMMARY

1. HOURS - All New Castle County parks are open year-round. Hoursof operation are dawn to dusk, except with permission of theDepartment.

2. TEMPORARY CLOSURE - The General Manager has the authorityto temporarily close a museum or the grounds when required byPublic Health, Safety and Welfare.

3. MOTOR VEHICLES - No motor vehicles shall be driven except inareas specifically designated for their use. All motor vehicle laws ofthe State of Delaware must be followed.

4. POSTING - No signs or markers can be put in place, except withwritten permission of the Department. Sales or solicitation are alsogenerally prohibited.

5. ALCOHOL, DRUGS AND GAMBLING - Consumption, possessionor sale of alcoholic beverages or illegal drugs is prohibited.Gambling is also prohibited.

6. DAMAGE AND DUMPING - Vandalism of trees, shrubs, plants,turf, rocks, buildings, fences, bridges, signs, stream water quality orany other natural or man-made asset of the park is prohibited.Nothing may be dumped in the park.

7. FIRE - No fires shall be kindled.8. SAFETY OF ANIMALS - No one shall trap, snare, shoot, poison,

injure, annoy or disturb any wild animal or bird or damage any nest.9. DISORDERLY CONDUCT - Threatening, abusive, insulting or

indecent language, obscene or indecent actions and fighting areprohibited.

10. WEAPONS - No one shall carry any knife having a blade three (3)inches or longer on the grounds. The possession or discharge ofBB guns, air guns, firearms, bows and arrows or any lethal weaponis prohibited.

11. ACTIVITIES - Entertainment, demonstrations or exhibitions areprohibited, except with the approval of the Department.

12. GROUP FUNCTIONS - Permits for group activities should beobtained in advance from the Department.

13. NOISE - Loud music is not permitted. Please be respectful of yourneighbors.

14. DOGS - Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times. Please, pick upafter your dog.

Glasgow Park has so much to enjoy!

Located on over 250 acres just south of Newark, Glasgow Regional Park provides a wonderful opportunity for many outdoor activities.

Winding Trails and Paved PathsCrushed gravel trails wind through shady trees in the northern portion of the park.

A 2.75 mile paved trail circles the southern portion of the park. This multi-use path makes it easy for walking, bicycling, or roller skating. The buildings of the former dairy farm can be seen as you walk through the meadows.

Look for the Activity Stations, opposite Parking Lot C, to share with children.

The Promenade runs from east to west with convenient benches along the varied stone and brick walkway.

Fun Playground

Children are sure to love the new playgrounds installed at Glasgow Park. They can run, climb, swing and slide to their heart’s content on the brightly-colored play equipment. Parents can keep an eye on the fun from shaded benches nearby.

All photos: Talbot Zabel

Sledding Hill

Located by the East Entrance, you can follow the gravel path to the summit for a better view. Nicknamed Bear Mountain, the broad slopes are covered with grass in the summer. Then the winter snows turn it into an ideal sledding hill.

Tennis and Basketball CourtsSix tennis courts and three basketball courts are conveniently located near Parking Lot B.

Convenient Pavilions

Have your next reunion or party at one of the Pavilions in Glasgow Park! There are grills, trash barrels and tables for your use, along with indoor restrooms and electricity. For guaranteed usage and access to the amenities, reservations are necessary. Please call the Dept. of Special Services at (302) 395-5606 for information on reserving the Pavilion for your group activity. Fee charged for reservation.

Skate Park

The popular Skate Park is located by the Main Entrance. It features two different styles of bowls and a street plaza area with a variety of ledges, rails, and banked wall rides. Don’t forget your safety gear!

Portable Restrooms are located near the Parking Lots

The volunteer group, Friends of Glasgow Park, have a website at www.friendsofglasgowpark.org.

Park Trail Guides are also available for Carousel Park, Iron Hill Park, Middle Valley Run Natural Area, and

Rockwood Park & Museum. To obtain a copy of any of these publications, visit your local library, or contact the Department of

Special Services at (302) 395-5700 or the Department of Community Services at (302) 395-5600.

Online maps and additional information on New Castle County’s park system is available on our website at www.nccde.org

Respect the Living Earth

New Castle County Department of Special Services

Glasgow Park is a great place for visitors to enjoy an amazing range of outdoor activities. There is something for every member of the family; tennis and basketball courts, a lovely promenade lined with benches, a sledding hill that doubles as a great workout for walkers year round, both paved and wooded trails, and a state of the art skateboarding park. Welcome to Glasgow Park and enjoy! Thomas P. Gordon New Castle County Executive

RULES AND REGULATIONS: SUMMARY

1. HOURS - All New Castle County parks are open year-round. Hoursof operation are dawn to dusk, except with permission of theDepartment.

2. TEMPORARY CLOSURE - The General Manager has the authorityto temporarily close a museum or the grounds when required byPublic Health, Safety and Welfare.

3. MOTOR VEHICLES - No motor vehicles shall be driven except inareas specifically designated for their use. All motor vehicle laws ofthe State of Delaware must be followed.

4. POSTING - No signs or markers can be put in place, except withwritten permission of the Department. Sales or solicitation are alsogenerally prohibited.

5. ALCOHOL, DRUGS AND GAMBLING - Consumption, possessionor sale of alcoholic beverages or illegal drugs is prohibited.Gambling is also prohibited.

6. DAMAGE AND DUMPING - Vandalism of trees, shrubs, plants,turf, rocks, buildings, fences, bridges, signs, stream water quality orany other natural or man-made asset of the park is prohibited.Nothing may be dumped in the park.

7. FIRE - No fires shall be kindled.8. SAFETY OF ANIMALS - No one shall trap, snare, shoot, poison,

injure, annoy or disturb any wild animal or bird or damage any nest.9. DISORDERLY CONDUCT - Threatening, abusive, insulting or

indecent language, obscene or indecent actions and fighting areprohibited.

10. WEAPONS - No one shall carry any knife having a blade three (3)inches or longer on the grounds. The possession or discharge ofBB guns, air guns, firearms, bows and arrows or any lethal weaponis prohibited.

11. ACTIVITIES - Entertainment, demonstrations or exhibitions areprohibited, except with the approval of the Department.

12. GROUP FUNCTIONS - Permits for group activities should beobtained in advance from the Department.

13. NOISE - Loud music is not permitted. Please be respectful of yourneighbors.

14. DOGS - Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times. Please, pick upafter your dog.

Glasgow Park has so much to enjoy!

Located on over 250 acres just south of Newark, Glasgow Regional Park provides a wonderful opportunity for many outdoor activities.

Winding Trails and Paved PathsCrushed gravel trails wind through shady trees in the northern portion of the park.

A 2.75 mile paved trail circles the southern portion of the park. This multi-use path makes it easy for walking, bicycling, or roller skating. The buildings of the former dairy farm can be seen as you walk through the meadows.

Look for the Activity Stations, opposite Parking Lot C, to share with children.

The Promenade runs from east to west with convenient benches along the varied stone and brick walkway.

Fun Playground

Children are sure to love the new playgrounds installed at Glasgow Park. They can run, climb, swing and slide to their heart’s content on the brightly-colored play equipment. Parents can keep an eye on the fun from shaded benches nearby.

All photos: Talbot Zabel

Sledding Hill

Located by the East Entrance, you can follow the gravel path to the summit for a better view. Nicknamed Bear Mountain, the broad slopes are covered with grass in the summer. Then the winter snows turn it into an ideal sledding hill.

Tennis and Basketball CourtsSix tennis courts and three basketball courts are conveniently located near Parking Lot B.

Convenient Pavilions

Have your next reunion or party at one of the Pavilions in Glasgow Park! There are grills, trash barrels and tables for your use, along with indoor restrooms and electricity. For guaranteed usage and access to the amenities, reservations are necessary. Please call the Dept. of Special Services at (302) 395-5606 for information on reserving the Pavilion for your group activity. Fee charged for reservation.

Skate Park

The popular Skate Park is located by the Main Entrance. It features two different styles of bowls and a street plaza area with a variety of ledges, rails, and banked wall rides. Don’t forget your safety gear!

Portable Restrooms are located near the Parking Lots

The volunteer group, Friends of Glasgow Park, have a website at www.friendsofglasgowpark.org.

Park Trail Guides are also available for Carousel Park, Iron Hill Park, Middle Valley Run Natural Area, and

Rockwood Park & Museum. To obtain a copy of any of these publications, visit your local library, or contact the Department of

Special Services at (302) 395-5700 or the Department of Community Services at (302) 395-5600.

Online maps and additional information on New Castle County’s park system is available on our website at www.nccde.org

Respect the Living Earth

New Castle County Department of Special Services

Glasgow Park is a great place for visitors to enjoy an amazing range of outdoor activities. There is something for every member of the family; tennis and basketball courts, a lovely promenade lined with benches, a sledding hill that doubles as a great workout for walkers year round, both paved and wooded trails, and a state of the art skateboarding park. Welcome to Glasgow Park and enjoy! Thomas P. Gordon New Castle County Executive

RULES AND REGULATIONS: SUMMARY

1. HOURS - All New Castle County parks are open year-round. Hoursof operation are dawn to dusk, except with permission of theDepartment.

2. TEMPORARY CLOSURE - The General Manager has the authorityto temporarily close a museum or the grounds when required byPublic Health, Safety and Welfare.

3. MOTOR VEHICLES - No motor vehicles shall be driven except inareas specifically designated for their use. All motor vehicle laws ofthe State of Delaware must be followed.

4. POSTING - No signs or markers can be put in place, except withwritten permission of the Department. Sales or solicitation are alsogenerally prohibited.

5. ALCOHOL, DRUGS AND GAMBLING - Consumption, possessionor sale of alcoholic beverages or illegal drugs is prohibited.Gambling is also prohibited.

6. DAMAGE AND DUMPING - Vandalism of trees, shrubs, plants,turf, rocks, buildings, fences, bridges, signs, stream water quality orany other natural or man-made asset of the park is prohibited.Nothing may be dumped in the park.

7. FIRE - No fires shall be kindled.8. SAFETY OF ANIMALS - No one shall trap, snare, shoot, poison,

injure, annoy or disturb any wild animal or bird or damage any nest.9. DISORDERLY CONDUCT - Threatening, abusive, insulting or

indecent language, obscene or indecent actions and fighting areprohibited.

10. WEAPONS - No one shall carry any knife having a blade three (3)inches or longer on the grounds. The possession or discharge ofBB guns, air guns, firearms, bows and arrows or any lethal weaponis prohibited.

11. ACTIVITIES - Entertainment, demonstrations or exhibitions areprohibited, except with the approval of the Department.

12. GROUP FUNCTIONS - Permits for group activities should beobtained in advance from the Department.

13. NOISE - Loud music is not permitted. Please be respectful of yourneighbors.

14. DOGS - Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times. Please, pick upafter your dog.

Glasgow Park has so much to enjoy!

Located on over 250 acres just south of Newark, Glasgow Regional Park provides a wonderful opportunity for many outdoor activities.

Winding Trails and Paved PathsCrushed gravel trails wind through shady trees in the northern portion of the park.

A 2.75 mile paved trail circles the southern portion of the park. This multi-use path makes it easy for walking, bicycling, or roller skating. The buildings of the former dairy farm can be seen as you walk through the meadows.

Look for the Activity Stations, opposite Parking Lot C, to share with children.

The Promenade runs from east to west with convenient benches along the varied stone and brick walkway.

Fun Playground

Children are sure to love the new playgrounds installed at Glasgow Park. They can run, climb, swing and slide to their heart’s content on the brightly-colored play equipment. Parents can keep an eye on the fun from shaded benches nearby.

All photos: Talbot Zabel

Sledding Hill

Located by the East Entrance, you can follow the gravel path to the summit for a better view. Nicknamed Bear Mountain, the broad slopes are covered with grass in the summer. Then the winter snows turn it into an ideal sledding hill.

Tennis and Basketball CourtsSix tennis courts and three basketball courts are conveniently located near Parking Lot B.

Convenient Pavilions

Have your next reunion or party at one of the Pavilions in Glasgow Park! There are grills, trash barrels and tables for your use, along with indoor restrooms and electricity. For guaranteed usage and access to the amenities, reservations are necessary. Please call the Dept. of Special Services at (302) 395-5606 for information on reserving the Pavilion for your group activity. Fee charged for reservation.

Skate Park

The popular Skate Park is located by the Main Entrance. It features two different styles of bowls and a street plaza area with a variety of ledges, rails, and banked wall rides. Don’t forget your safety gear!

Portable Restrooms are located near the Parking Lots

The volunteer group, Friends of Glasgow Park, have a website at www.friendsofglasgowpark.org.

Park Trail Guides are also available for Carousel Park, Iron Hill Park, Middle Valley Run Natural Area, and

Rockwood Park & Museum. To obtain a copy of any of these publications, visit your local library, or contact the Department of

Special Services at (302) 395-5700 or the Department of Community Services at (302) 395-5600.

Online maps and additional information on New Castle County’s park system is available on our website at www.nccde.org

Respect the Living Earth

Welcome to New Castle County parks!

We offer a wide variety of recreational opportunities to residents of all ages and interests from our flagship Rockwood, Glasgow and Carousel parks, to miles of trails in the Middle Run Valley Natural Area to athletic fields, dog parks and so much more in neighborhoods throughout our county.

Whether you are looking for a walking trail to explore the outdoors, a playground for your kids, or a pocket of scenic open space to reflect and unwind, you are just minutes away from one of the 247 parks in our county park system.

I invite you to visit www.nccde.org/parks to learn more about our county parks, download park and trail maps and reserve a park facility for your next social gathering.

Matthew MeyerCounty Executive

All photos: Talbot Zabel and Pamela Goffinet

New Castle County Department of Special Services

Glasgow Park is a great place for visitors to enjoy an amazing range of outdoor activities. There is something for every member of the family; tennis and basketball courts, a lovely promenade lined with benches, a sledding hill that doubles as a great workout for walkers year round, both paved and wooded trails, and a state of the art skateboarding park. Welcome to Glasgow Park and enjoy! Thomas P. Gordon New Castle County Executive

RULES AND REGULATIONS: SUMMARY

1. HOURS - All New Castle County parks are open year-round. Hoursof operation are dawn to dusk, except with permission of theDepartment.

2. TEMPORARY CLOSURE - The General Manager has the authorityto temporarily close a museum or the grounds when required byPublic Health, Safety and Welfare.

3. MOTOR VEHICLES - No motor vehicles shall be driven except inareas specifically designated for their use. All motor vehicle laws ofthe State of Delaware must be followed.

4. POSTING - No signs or markers can be put in place, except withwritten permission of the Department. Sales or solicitation are alsogenerally prohibited.

5. ALCOHOL, DRUGS AND GAMBLING - Consumption, possessionor sale of alcoholic beverages or illegal drugs is prohibited.Gambling is also prohibited.

6. DAMAGE AND DUMPING - Vandalism of trees, shrubs, plants,turf, rocks, buildings, fences, bridges, signs, stream water quality orany other natural or man-made asset of the park is prohibited.Nothing may be dumped in the park.

7. FIRE - No fires shall be kindled.8. SAFETY OF ANIMALS - No one shall trap, snare, shoot, poison,

injure, annoy or disturb any wild animal or bird or damage any nest.9. DISORDERLY CONDUCT - Threatening, abusive, insulting or

indecent language, obscene or indecent actions and fighting areprohibited.

10. WEAPONS - No one shall carry any knife having a blade three (3)inches or longer on the grounds. The possession or discharge ofBB guns, air guns, firearms, bows and arrows or any lethal weaponis prohibited.

11. ACTIVITIES - Entertainment, demonstrations or exhibitions areprohibited, except with the approval of the Department.

12. GROUP FUNCTIONS - Permits for group activities should beobtained in advance from the Department.

13. NOISE - Loud music is not permitted. Please be respectful of yourneighbors.

14. DOGS - Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times. Please, pick upafter your dog.

Glasgow Park has so much to enjoy!

Located on over 250 acres just south of Newark, Glasgow Regional Park provides a wonderful opportunity for many outdoor activities.

Winding Trails and Paved PathsCrushed gravel trails wind through shady trees in the northern portion of the park.

A 2.75 mile paved trail circles the southern portion of the park. This multi-use path makes it easy for walking, bicycling, or roller skating. The buildings of the former dairy farm can be seen as you walk through the meadows.

Look for the Activity Stations, opposite Parking Lot C, to share with children.

The Promenade runs from east to west with convenient benches along the varied stone and brick walkway.

Fun Playground

Children are sure to love the new playgrounds installed at Glasgow Park. They can run, climb, swing and slide to their heart’s content on the brightly-colored play equipment. Parents can keep an eye on the fun from shaded benches nearby.

All photos: Talbot Zabel

Sledding Hill

Located by the East Entrance, you can follow the gravel path to the summit for a better view. Nicknamed Bear Mountain, the broad slopes are covered with grass in the summer. Then the winter snows turn it into an ideal sledding hill.

Tennis and Basketball CourtsSix tennis courts and three basketball courts are conveniently located near Parking Lot B.

Convenient Pavilions

Have your next reunion or party at one of the Pavilions in Glasgow Park! There are grills, trash barrels and tables for your use, along with indoor restrooms and electricity. For guaranteed usage and access to the amenities, reservations are necessary. Please call the Dept. of Special Services at (302) 395-5606 for information on reserving the Pavilion for your group activity. Fee charged for reservation.

Skate Park

The popular Skate Park is located by the Main Entrance. It features two different styles of bowls and a street plaza area with a variety of ledges, rails, and banked wall rides. Don’t forget your safety gear!

Portable Restrooms are located near the Parking Lots

The volunteer group, Friends of Glasgow Park, have a website at www.friendsofglasgowpark.org.

Park Trail Guides are also available for Carousel Park, Iron Hill Park, Middle Valley Run Natural Area, and

Rockwood Park & Museum. To obtain a copy of any of these publications, visit your local library, or contact the Department of

Special Services at (302) 395-5700 or the Department of Community Services at (302) 395-5600.

Online maps and additional information on New Castle County’s park system is available on our website at www.nccde.org

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Park Trail Guides are available for Carousel Park, Glasgow Park, Iron Hill Park, Middle Run Natural Area,

and Rockwood Park & Museum.To obtain a copy, visit your local library, or

contact the NCC Special Services at 302-395-5700 orNCC Community Services at 302-395-5606.

Online maps and additional information on

New Castle County’s park system is available at www.nccde.org/parks

▪ Dog Park

Your furry friends will enjoy the lively Bark Park. With two fenced areas, for large and small dogs, they can socialize with friends. Introduce them to the several pieces of agility equipment for a challenge.

Find out about the volunteer group “Friends of Glasgow Park” on their facebook page.

▪ Fun Playgrounds

The H!GH5 Autism Park offers a multi-sensory experience for all children, but specifically designed for those on the autism spectrum.