Snow days and sledding go hand-in-hand. Some are right in town, and others are just a short drive away.
Before you head out, please double-check the road conditions, park rules, and hours.
- Monkey Hill: What's more fun than a barrel of monkeys? This steep incline overlooks the Brandywine Zoo and Brandywine Park.
- Rockford Park: This park is a popular sledding destination, with plenty of room and a variety of hills, perfect for all ages. Head for the hill at Rockford Tower.
- Brandywine Creek State Park: Sledding at Hawk Watch area is a rite of passage for Wilmington residents. Kids will love this picturesque 200-yard hill. Meanwhile, parents will love its proximity to a parking lot and the park office.
- Bellevue State Park: Bellevue's wide-open spaces offer plenty of room for thrill-seekers of all ages. When the arctic temperatures roll in, Bellevue is one of the few places to ice skate outdoors.
- White Clay Creek State Park: The Carpenter Recreation Area at 880 New London Road is a favorite for winter fun.
- Glasgow Park: Two words: Sledding Hill. Enter by the East Entrance and follow the gravel path to get to "Bear Mountain."
- Delcastle Park: There is a decent hill behind the park's tennis courts, visible from Duncan Road.
Looking for even more things to do this winter?
👉 Check our full events calendar for Wilmington for the latest family-friendly winter events, pop-ups, and seasonal activities.
