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Nearby Points of Interest
Worth the DetourDiscover a destination worth exploring within a short drive from Newark.
Auburn Valley State ParkPark9.6 mi from Newark▾
Once the estate of the Marshall family, pioneers of paper milling and vulcanized fiber manufacturing, this 471-acre park added to Delaware's system in 2018 preserves the family's 1897 Queen Anne mansion alongside the world's largest operating collection of Stanley Steamer automobiles.
Fort Christina MemorialHistoric Site10.4 mi from Newark▾
Marking the site where Swedish colonists founded the first permanent European settlement in the Delaware Valley in 1638, this granite monument depicting the ship Kalmar Nyckel was a gift from Sweden, sculpted by Carl Milles and dedicated in 1938 before FDR and Swedish royalty for the 300th anniversary of the landing.
Gilpins FallsWaterfall12.7 mi from Newark▾
A series of cascades on North East Creek in Cecil County, Maryland, best known for the adjacent Gilpin's Falls Covered Bridge, the longest covered bridge still standing in the state. Built in 1860-61 beside a former mill and dam, the site had been home to water-powered industry for nearly two centuries before the bridge went up.
1 active Geo Zones, 20 Wayfinding locations, and 2 Treasure Hunts in Newark, Delaware.
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Nearby Points of Interest
Worth the DetourDiscover a destination worth exploring within a short drive from Newark.
Auburn Valley State ParkPark9.6 mi from Newark▾
Once the estate of the Marshall family, pioneers of paper milling and vulcanized fiber manufacturing, this 471-acre park added to Delaware's system in 2018 preserves the family's 1897 Queen Anne mansion alongside the world's largest operating collection of Stanley Steamer automobiles.
Fort Christina MemorialHistoric Site10.4 mi from Newark▾
Marking the site where Swedish colonists founded the first permanent European settlement in the Delaware Valley in 1638, this granite monument depicting the ship Kalmar Nyckel was a gift from Sweden, sculpted by Carl Milles and dedicated in 1938 before FDR and Swedish royalty for the 300th anniversary of the landing.
Gilpins FallsWaterfall12.7 mi from Newark▾
A series of cascades on North East Creek in Cecil County, Maryland, best known for the adjacent Gilpin's Falls Covered Bridge, the longest covered bridge still standing in the state. Built in 1860-61 beside a former mill and dam, the site had been home to water-powered industry for nearly two centuries before the bridge went up.
