Do you need to get back to nature for a little while? We are here for you. This sacred land has been cherished by people for over 10,000 years. Its fields and forests a bounty to those that have come before us, and a national treasure for us, today. With waterfalls, over 100 miles of hiking trails, and three swim beaches that allow grilling, there's lots of ways to #FindYourPark #EcuentraTuParque Read More
These are our Top Ten Tips for a great visit to Delaware Water Gap NRA. Photo Courtesy Charlie Fineran
The Delaware Water Gap as seen from Kittatinny Point with New Jersey on the left and Pennsylvania on the right.
Are you looking to meditate, hike, fish, hunt, or just explore nature? We've got just the place for you.
Accessibility information for Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area
This is your source for information on bicycling in the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area
Information on Boating, Kayaking, or Canoeing within the Delaware Water Gap NRA and Middle Delaware National Scenic and Recreational River
Information on camping within the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area
Information on canoe, kayak, and raft rentals by partner companies authorized to work in the park
Check here for information on river and weather conditions in the park
Information on how to find us and where to go when you get here
Historic roads and structures provide insights into a previous way of life
Want to know where to fish and the rules for catching and eating them safely? Check out our fishing page for more information
Information on grilling and picnicking
A link to information on hiking trails in the park
Hunting is an important and necessary part of the wildlife management program within the park
Earn your Junior Ranger Badge while enjoying your visit to the park
The Marie Zimmermann Farmhouse is an example of a building currently under a lease agreement at Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area
Join us for this engaging presentation about the region’s 12,000 years of American Indian prehistory.
Information on fees, pass sales, permits, and registration for special use areas within the park
Knowing the park rules and regulations are important for your safety and the safety of others. Find out more here.
Learn how to recreate responsibly and stay safe when visiting the park in the time of COVID.
Visitor Centers offer visitors information, Junior Ranger materials, and Passport Stamps
An abundance of waterfalls exist throughout the park and provide many opportunities to view their majesty. NPS Photo
Check current weather and river conditions before you visit.
Last updated: December 6, 2021