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Glasgow Regional Park

New Castle County · 2275 Pulaski Hwy, Newark, DE 19702

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Photographs

Bare and just-budding trees standing in still floodwater in open woodland, the trunks doubled in the reflection, moss and leaf litter in the foreground.Standing water through the woods in early spring, trees doubled in it.
A paved path running beside a stand of tall pale-trunked trees in early spring, moss and leaf litter along the verge.The paved path along the treeline. Level, and wide enough to pass on.
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Restrooms

Yes — season not confirmed

Confirmed present. Whether they are a permanent block or portables, and whether they are open year-round, is still unchecked.

Confirmed 2 Aug 2026 · Matthew Werth, in person

The county's flagship park. A large playground with adaptive swings and the fully fenced High5 adaptive sensory playground, shade sails and a shade pavilion, a skate bowl, a promenade, and the busiest public dog park in the state.

What's there

Facilities

9/13 confirmed
Playground
Yes
Drinking water
Not confirmed
Shade
Yes
Pavilion
Yes
Grills
Not confirmed
Trails
Yes
Paved path
Yes
Courts / fields
Not confirmed
Fishing
Yes
Disc golf
Not confirmed
Skate park
Yes
Dog park
Yes

Getting around

Adaptive swings and a fully fenced adaptive sensory playground. Paved promenade.

Hours and contact

Hours
Dawn to duskSat/Sun opens 05:00. Park hours — the dog run may differ.
Phone
302-395-5606New Castle County's parks permit office. The county publishes no separate number for this park, so this reaches the people who run it rather than the gate.

The dog park inside it

This park contains Glasgow Regional Park Bark Park, which has its own page with the eight fields that decide whether the trip is worth it — fenced, size split, water, shade, surface, fee and hours.

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Where it is

Glasgow Regional Park, 2275 Pulaski Hwy, Newark, DE 19702Directions →

Field notes

What I saw on the day. Not checked with anyone, and it can go out of date faster than the facts above.

  • Field note · 4 August 2026 · Site maintainer

    There's a paved path, and the woods hold standing water in early spring — worth knowing if you're planning to leave the pavement in March.

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