City of Delaware Mill Run Park
Mill Run Park in Delaware, OH, offers a natural and scenic setting with well-maintained trails and a fishing lake. The park includes a dog park and is wheelchair accessible, making it welcoming for pets and children alike. Visitors appreciate the peaceful environment with native plants, wildlife sightings, and plenty of parking, though there are no restrooms or playgrounds. The paths are crushed rock and good for walking, though seating options like benches are limited.
Reviews
Nice short crushed rock path with lots of birds. Quite a few invasive plant species though: a lot of callery pear and honeysuckle. If those were removed this would be a gem!
Really nice…part of the trail is in a neighborhood backyard though…and good luck finding benches…but other than that, I thought it was nice.
A natural area created as part of the deal to approve development of Glenwood Commons shopping center. Ten years later, it’s a lovely spot featuring swales and ponds, a perimeter trail, and native plants. It’s beautiful in the early morning
Walking this trail daily brings much peace and solitude as the cattails and reeds blow in the breeze, the turtles sun their shells, the fish jump for a bite, and the occasional blue heron and muskrat make an appearance. The trails and surroundings are kept nicely groomed – thank you Delaware!
Very nice park that is well maintained. The trails and wetlands are great, but the fishing lake is very scenic and also has nice trails. There is also a dog park. There is plenty of parking but not any restrooms or playground. The name of the park is actually Mill Run Park. I tried to get Google Maps to change the name twice, but the edit was declined.