DELAWARE
Field Trips

Bellevue State Park features a historic estate amid woodlands and fields. Tours are offered of the estate and grounds, detailing how William du Pont, Jr. transformed the castle into a replica of Montpelier.

The Biggs Museum of American Art features American fine and decorative arts. Enjoy multi-subject tours and creative projects; a virtual, interactive timeline and lecture series.

On 16,251 acres, the Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge is home to dozens of mammals, including white-tailed deer, beavers, woodchucks, and foxes. Hands-on activities that explore their wetlands, habitats, and wildlife.

Explore the nature preserves in Brandywine Creek State Park, including: Tulip Tree Woods and the Freshwater Marsh, the first nature preserve in Delaware. Learn about Delaware’s natural habitats.

Cape Henlopen State Park is the site established by William Penn as some of the nation’s first public lands. It has played a major role in local shipping and in the nation’s military history.

Get Wild with our unique animal ambassadors including otters, two-toed sloths, red kangaroos and more! Experience up-close and hands-on encounters while our educators share insights on animal conservation

At Coleman’s Christmas Tree Farm learn about what goes into farming Christmas trees, their history, and even the environmental benefits of tree farming on a tour that runs from Mid-September and continue through December.

The DASEF’s Environmental Outpost offers hands-on field trips and science labs about the Earth’s environment, physics, and the understanding of life.

At the Delaware Agricultural Museum, explore the inventions  and over 4,000 artifacts that played a key role in the development of Delaware’s Agricultural history.

The Delaware Art Museum includes the Copeland Sculpture Garden, the British Pre-Raphaelite art, American painting and illustration from the 19th century to the present.

The Delaware Center for Horticulture’s teaching garden lets visitors study a diverse range of plants, and educational workshops on different elements of horticulture and ecology.

The Delaware Children’s Museum’s exhibits revolve around interests like sports, human body, transportation, foods, water movement and arts to name a few.