Tues. March 3rd at 6:00 PM

Wedn. April 1st at 7:00 PM

Sat. May 2nd at 8:00 PM

Join the park's naturalists for a hike under the wide open skies and look for the beautiful full moon. Learn a bit about the moon and some of the folklore that it stars in. Discover where the moon's nicknames come from. 

Online registration, $8 per person. Park entrance fees are in effect.

Sat. March 28th at 8:00 a.m.

Sat. April 25th at 8:00 a.m.

Sat. May 30th at 8:00 a.m.

Bring your eyes, ears, and a comfortable pair of hiking boots. Our expert volunteer birder from the Delaware Ornithological Society will lead the group, provide tips and advice to all interested bird watchers. Free with park admission!

Sat. March 14 - Longwall Trail

Sat. April 18th - Flint Woods

Sat. May 16th - Creekside Trail

at 1:00PM

 Explore some of the lesser known parts of Brandywine Creek with the naturalists on this Hidden Gems Hike! Meets at the Nature Center. Register over the phone at (302) 655-5740 or via email at DNREC_brandywinecreekprograms@delaware.gov. Free program with paid entrance fee.

Amphibians of BCSP

Wen. April 8th at 5:30 p.m.

What is an amphibian? Why are they so slimy? How many different types are there? Come into our nature center and learn about all the cool adaptations that make amphibians so cool! All ages welcome! Register by calling (302) 655-5740 or email DNREC_brandywinecreekprograms@delaware.gov. Free with paid park entrance fee.

Wed. April 22nd at 12:00p.m.

Did you know that Brandywine Creek State Park is home to 4 distinct habitats? Join the park naturalists on a hike to visit all four of our unique habitats the meadow, forest, creek, and the freshwater marsh all on one hike! On this guided hike, learn about the natural history of the park as we observe each of these spaces ourselves. This trek will be muddy and will have uneven terrain. Register by calling (302) 655-5740 or email DNREC_brandywinecreekprograms@delaware.gov. Free with paid park entrance fee.

Sat. May 9th at 10:00 A.m.

This Mother's Day morning we will be traversing the Tulip Tree Preserve Trail. This old growth forest is habitat for many species of spring ephemeral flowers some of which we hope to see. All ages welcome! Register by calling (302) 655-5740 or email DNREC_brandywinecreekprograms@delaware.gov. Free with paid park entrance fee.

Sat. April 11th from 5:30pm

Come with us as we take a walk though our glowing meadows and forest at golden hour to capture the beauty of the park. We will be joined by experienced wildlife photographers giving advice as we go along our way to better capture your subjects or landscapes. Both experienced and novice photographers welcomed! Register by calling (302) 655-5740 or email DNREC_brandywinecreekprograms@delaware.gov. Free with paid park entrance fee.

Fri. May 8th at 5:30PM - Elizabeth Kennedy

Want to learn more about the people who lived on what is now known as Brandywine Creek? Or possibly about those who fought to make this area into a public park? Come take a seat as our park historian talks about all those who have influence on the land that is now called Brandywine Creek State Park. $6 per person. Register online at destateparks.com/programs.

Wed. April 15th 7:30 PM to 9:00PM

Join members of the Delaware Astronomical Society for an evening of stargazing on Hawk Watch Hill. Learn about constellations, stars, and planets through an introduction to the night sky. Equipment will be available, but you may bring your own. No registration is required. Meets at Hawk Watch. Register by calling (302) 655-5740 or email DNREC_brandywinecreekprograms@delaware.gov. Free with paid park entrance fee.

Sat. March 21st at 10AM

Using a map and compass is one of the oldest forms of navigating open spaces but even in the digital age this skill comes in handy! Join us for this Introductory Orienteering program where we demystify using a map and compass to help you navigate, going over the basics that you need to know to use a map confidently. All ages welcome! Register by calling (302) 655-5740 or email DNREC_brandywinecreekprograms@delaware.gov. Free with paid park entrance fee.

Stone Walls Walk

Sat. February 21st at 2:00 p.m.

Stone Walls Walk Take a walk through history and discover the somewhat mysterious, and very impressive history of the stone walls that line the park landscape. Who built these walls? When? Why? How? Enjoy the beautiful panoramic views of the rolling hills as we unravel the story behind the walls. $6 per person, register online.

Wed. March 25th at 1:00 p.m.

Come on a grand adventure across the park! Visit several historic sites and learn the purposes they have served over the years. Discover what makes this a Historic Vernacular Landscape. This hike will be around 2 miles over several steep hills in the meadows. $6 per person, register online. Park entrance fees are in effect.