Address: 5025 Killens Pond Rd, Felton, DE 19943, USA
Phone: +13022844526
PhillipsVision YT
This park has a lot of nice features, ranging from hiking trails, event pavilions, camp grounds, boating and a water park. The trails are very long if you follow them around. We hiked the Yellow trail which wrnt around the entire pond. Highly recommended to get a map of the trails and park from the guard booth. You will need it if you want to hike deep into the trails.
Melly C
I love it here. Pretty centrally located and something for everyone. They have a water park, recreation park and covered bench area for get togethers and bbqs, disc golfing course, lakes for fishing and boating, plenty of trails and rv parks and campgrounds. They even have some cabins. There's a big metal walkway you can walk on or use to fish. This places has about three or four entrances so there's a bit of a learning curve but if you call and ask I'm sure they can help you find the right one for you. Please donate/pay when you enter unless you have a park pass which you can buy at the park center which is opened 8am-4pm. Cost to enter is 4$ but you won't have to pay during off season or if you leave and go to another entrance for another trail or something. They offer boat rentals that are decently priced. You need an adult with a driver's license to rent and you don't need cash you can pay with a card. They also provide life jackets of different sizes.
Brandon Moyer
Absolutely love this park! We took the camper here for the first time. The campground is clean and quiet, with quick access to the playground area and nature trail. We always come over for Fourth of July weekend. Our boys love the water park and looking for animals. Definitely worthy of a visit if you want to get outside and don't feel like bothering with beach traffic.
badass photo ninja
I photographed first day hikes Killens pond for the Delaware State News on January 1, 2022. Met One of the coolest chicks I’ve ever met in Delaware there and her photo ran on the front page of the Delaware State news the next day. We walked through the woods together and it is very beautiful there, super tall trees with lush greens and orange and yellows. Even with there being an event there you could hardly tell because there are so many hiking trails that you easily found yourself alone in the woods for a calm collective moment to journal or take images ❤️ All photos ©carla varisco;2022
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L.Bryant the office is open already. We just drove around the entire campsite and didnt fine no spots. They even gave us a map.
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4: dollars for in state more for out of state Plus you have to pay to swim that i dont know. Sorry
This park has lots of fun things to do. Always clean. Great park .
State park opens at 8am closes at dusk, unless you are camping. The water park doesn't open until 10 though.
Hello, Killens Pond does not have private campsites. We do have a Pondview Cottage that is set off to the side and right on the top of a hill at the waters edge.
The splash pools are 3 feet, 6 inches. Riders must be at least 4 feet to ride.
No more dangerous than the drive to get there.
A walking bridge to get the pond view trail off the road
Yes. Daily fees apply for usage unless you have a DE senior citizen (lifetime) or annual DE park pass. $4/$5 per car forinstate license plates for inland/ocean SP, respectively. $8/$10 for out of state plates
Hello, we only have water/electric sites at Killens Pond. We have a dumpstation for sewage. The price ranges depending on the season, weekend v. weekday, and DE resident v. Non-resident. Current rates and info can be found here: https://destateparks.com/Reservations/RVandTentCamping
Hello, our cabins are available year round (they have heat/AC full bathroom and a kitchen). However - we allow a maximum of 14 days in a 21 day period. We are a recreational campground, not a residential one. Full info on our cabins can be found at destateparks.com
Yes from what their web site indicates: Opening hours Tuesday8AM–5PMWednesday8AM–5PMThursday8AM–5PMFriday8AM–5PMSaturday8AM–5PMSunday8AM–5PMMonday8AM–5PM
It's actually $4 daily for cars w/ DE vehicle plates to enter the state park & $8 for out of state plates If you're asking about admission prices to the water park Mon-Fri it cost $6 for anyone under 48" and $8 for anyone 48" & up Sat & Sun under 48" costs $8 & over 48" is $10 Children 2 & under are free
2019 rates: Primitive tent sites (walk-in, no water/electric) range from $19-$36 depending on season, weekend v. weekday, and resident v. non-resident. Water/electric sites range from $24-$41. Camping info and reservation link here: https://www.destateparks.com/Reservations/RVandTentCamping
There is a Vehicle entry fee to get into the park itself. It’s four dollars for a Delaware car eight dollars for an out of state car. The waterpark is based on the day of the week and how tall you are. It ranges from $6 to $10 per person. It is not included with Camping
Vehicle entry fee into the park is $4/DE car, $8/out of state car. There is a separate per person fee for the waterpark that is based on height and day of week. That fee ranges from $6-$10.
The water park is open seasonally but I suggest you get there early and you can only wear regular swimsuit in pool ..do not wear your jewelry to swim because you will be asked to take it out. I lost a very valuable necklace by taking it off and losing it.
Boat Rental opens weekends in May, September-mid October. Daily from Memorial Day to Labor Day (staff & weather dependent)
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At the campground they have restrooms/showers, dogs walking areas, grills at sites, picnic tables and a playground with a volleyball area. At the waterpark area the are restrooms and a snack bar area.
Hello, the fee depends on the time of year, weekend vs. weekday, and DE resident or non-resident. You can find our current fee information at this link: https://www.destateparks.com/Reservations/RVandTentCamping Hope this helps!
They are having a pups in the pool day. It's Sept 3rd from 5:30 - 7:30. De dog license required. 7$ per pup and owner. 3$ for each additional owner. As for the park grounds, leashed dogs are welcome nearly everywhere outdoors and in your campsite. One dog friendly cabin. #10.
Hello, the waterpark is closed on weekdays (Mon-Fri) on the first two and last two weeks of the season. The season runs from Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day. It is open daily from mid-June to mid-August.
We were temporarily closed for weather (if we hear thunder or see lightning we have to close for a period of safety) we should be opening back up shortly. However, if we close again for weather, there are no refunds.
Ikeya, yes you can but It can't be cotton because it does something to the filtration. No cotton in the pool. I hope this helps you enjoy the fun water park.
The waterpark's 2018 hours are: Mon-Thurs 11am-6pm. Fri 11am-7pm. Sat & Sun 10am-7pm. We are closed the first and last two weeks of the season on weekdays. The season is Memorial Day to Labor Day.
Hello Paddle boats are $6 for half hour, or $10 for an hour. Single Kayaks are $9/hour, Double kayaks are $11/hour. These are 2018 rates
Out of state cars are $8 for inland parks (Killens Pond included) $10 for beach parks. The waterpark is a separate fee per person. $10 if you are 4feet or taller, $8 if you are under 4feet and we suggest buying advance tickets online.
No, you may not bring outside food/drinks into the Waterpark. You may bring one unopened bottle of water per person, and baby formula. However, you may enter/exit the Waterpark as many times as you like if you keep your wristbands on. So you can leave food in a cooler in your car.
Delaware State Parks are carry in, carry out on the day use side of the park. Please take your trash with you. If you are camping with us, there are trash/recycle bins. Check with the camp hosts or camp store for location. Thank you.
Sorry i have not the answer, but always is better get there in week days
We allow pets on a leash. We do not allow cats in buildings/cabins/office/etc.
We can scan a ticket from your phone or use your order number.
Small and very clean. Has a beautiful pond and a fun little water park
Yes, your tickets will be already included in our count.
Hello, Food may be delivered to the entrance of the park, but not into the park itself. Most delivery people will not deliver to the park.
Hi Vero, Killens Pond is open today, including the Waterpark. The waterpark is currently full.
Hi Chris, we do have a full disc golf course! Make sure to write your name/# on your discs in the event they get lost! Have fun
Hi Cindy, we do allow fishing at Killens Pond State Park. We have a vehicle entry fee for all of our parking areas - $4/DE car, $8/out of state car. Anyone between the ages of 16-65 must have a Delaware fishing license which you may purchase online or at sporting good locations such as Walmart. Have fun fishing!
Under 48"-six dollars per day Over 48"-eight dollars per day Weekend rates increase by two dollars (8-10)
Better off calling food order in somewhere then taking a Uber to get it. Rudy's in Harrington is a good place
Hello John, You may bring your own boat to Killens Pond. There is a vehicle entry fee of $4/DE car, $8/out of state car. You may pay with exact change at the boat ramp using the self-registration envelopes, or come to our park office between 8-4 to pay for ticket.
Yes, the park is open everyday. 8:00 a.m. until sunset.
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