Delaware state parks are free for one more day
This extra day in the Leap Year also provides Delawareans with one more opportunity to visit a state park free of charge.
Seasonal admission fees will resume Thursday, March 1st. The fee season lasts until November 30th. Daily vehicle fees for Delaware residents are $3.00 for inland parks, $4.00 at ocean parks, unchanged from a year ago. Out-of-state visitors pay more. Annual park passes are also available, starting at $27.00 for Delawareans. Special lifetime passes are available for senior citizens at $55. For more information on Delaware State Parks, call 1-302-739-9220.
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