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Largely a water-engulfed protected site, Trap Pond
offers a very astute look at Delaware’s lush marshland.
A beautiful collection of Bald Cypress trees shoot upward from
the series of ponds, swamps, and tributaries.
Small boats and canoes are the most popular means for exploring
the calm waters. Thousands of adventurers plot their own paths
yearly, and rentable pontoons make the mossy grounds accessible
for anglers.
Hiking trails are also a popular method for weaving between the
lakes. There are plenty of loops and well-marked pathways through
the Trap Pond region.
Accommodations are thorough here, from the 140 campsites to the
less primitive cabins. Yurts also provide a newer method of camping,
sort of a middle ground between the two. |
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