What clients say about Radnor Green Park in Claymont (DE)
I gave it 4 stars for an awesome creek,park is shaped like a big toe, not much there ! But the creek on the left has plenty access paths and some huge boulders. Very scenic and a good place for pictures.
Great small park, parking available playground for younger kids! Stream, woods, animal and trails! Great for nature lovers and or just a quiet walk about!
What a great place to decompress. There's a kid's playground and enough space to walk a bunch of dogs. I go for access to the beautiful stream off to the side. Once you are sitting on a rock in the middle of the stream, you're in a different, more peaceful world. So serene
Great little neighborhood park.
Wish some of our less manners neighbors actually cared if the garbage they throw makes it in the bin. But other than. That fantastic
So my mom-mom live here and at the park dogs will start running down. There is a lake that is really scary because there was dogs fight one got aten. There is a lot of thing to do at that but it just decision
Great little park that is not so well known, probably because it used to be the Radnor Green Swim Club. When the swim club closed, the olympic-sized pool and clubhouses were removed, leaving a large flat grassy area inside a wooded park that borders the South Branch of Naaman's Creek. This was turned into a public park sometime in the 1980s-90s(?)
There's plenty of space for frisbee or kicking a ball around, and there's fairly new playground equipment at the entrance to the park suitable for young children, as well as benches for parents and a nearby picnic table and grill.
For more adventurous types who can climb over rocks, you can do a nice little nature hike from here to the village of Arden:
At the far end of the park, there's a trail that runs NW along Naaman's Creek. On this side of the creek there is a railroad underpass that has a path you can walk on to the other side of the railroad tracks. Then pick up the trail on the other side of the creek for a nice nature walk to the botton of Brae Road in Ardentown. Or keep walking through the Arden Woods alongside the creek until you reach "Indian Circle" and then take the path to Cherry Lane in Arden and the Arden Green.
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