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Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area
Operating Hours & Seasons
 
 

Kittatinny Point Visitor Center NJ

Visitor Center:
Closed for the season.
Grounds:
Open daily during daylight hours.

The canoe launch, parking, and picnic area are OPEN. (Outdoor toilets only may  be available.) The BOAT launch is closed;  boats may NOT use the canoe launch.

 

Dingmans Falls Visitor Center, PA

Visitor Center, boarwalk trails and access road closed for the season.

 

Millbrook Village NJ

Closed for the season.

Updates on Closures due to Hurricane Irene and additional rainfall

Schedule through Memorial Day weekend of 2012
Buildings
Closed except for events (see Schedule of Events) Weekly tours are over for the season.
Grounds:
Open during daylight hours.

 

Information Station in Bushkill Meeting Center

Fall: Closed
Winter: Closed

 

Park Headquarters (Information Desk), Bushkill PA

OPEN: Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., year-round, except federal holidays.

 

Park grounds, trails, roadways, and the Delaware River are open 24 hours a day, year-round, unless closed due to hazardous conditions such as heavy snowfall, strong river currents, or hazardous trees.

Day use areas and river accesses are open dawn to dusk daily.

Emergency Area and Road Closures
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Park Bulletin:
How the Gap Formed (a basic explanation)
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Park Bulletin:
Woods & Waterfalls in Pennsylvania
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Bulletin (legal size):
Millbrook Village Map & Guide
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Did You Know?
... that hemlock groves in Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area are threatened by a non-native insect, the hemlock woolly adelgid. Hemlocks provide shade for spectacular rhodondenron, for trout streams, and for native wildflowers. As hemlocks weaken and die, they are cut down for your safety.
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Last Updated: December 29, 2011 at 13:16 MST