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Hayride Locations

Bellevue State Park

Hayrides last approximately 50 minutes and are followed by an inviting one-hour campfire. Group hayrides are available from September through November, and evening hayrides are offered on selected dates in the fall. Hop on board for a ride around beautiful Bellevue State Park, and afterward enjoy s’mores and beverages by the campfire. Call (302) 761-6963 for information.

Brandywine Creek State Park

Join the crew for good old-fashioned fun as we take a hayride around the park followed by a campfire and s’mores. Bring a blanket and settle in for a 45 minute trip; rides leave on time. Call (302) 577-3534 for information.

Killens Pond State Park

Bring the entire family out for a fun-filled hayride around the fields and forests of Killens Pond State Park. The hayrides are 40 minutes and are often followed by a campfire, marshmallows and cider. Call (302) 284-4526 for information.

Lums Pond State Park

Roll through the woods and fields of Lums Pond State Park with your best hayriding buddies. Bring your own food to serve around an hour-long campfire after the ride. Call (302) 368 6989 for more information.

Trap Pond State Park

Several kinds of hayrides are available at Trap Pond. Group hayrides are perfect for picnics and parties. Boundary Trail hayrides feature different themes throughout the year. Campfire hayrides take you to an isolated area of the park for a campfire program with hot chocolate or cider and smores. Or, bring your picnic lunch, and enjoy the scenery of Trap Pond on a Picnic hayride through the west side of the park. Call (302) 875-5153 for information.

White Clay Creek State Park

Experience an old-fashioned hayride through the Possum Hill area of White Clay Creek State Park. After the 50-minute ride, enjoy an inviting campfire. Bring your food and beverages (alcoholic beverages not permitted) for group hayrides. Call (302) 368-6900 for information.