- White Clay Creek Preserve is comprised of 1,253 acres and is located in southern Chester County, 3 miles north of Newark, Delaware. It is part of a larger tract of land sold to William Penn in 1683 by Lenapi Chief Kekelappen. The Preserve is home to The Yeatman Mill House, one of the oldest dwell
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An 8 mile equestrian trail traverses the entire length of the northern portion of the Preserve.
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White Clay Creek is currently being studied for possible inclusion into the National Wild and Scenic Rivers system. After walking along its banks, you will understand why. This 1,253-acre preserve, shared by Pennsylvania and Delaware, was sold to William Penn in 1683 by Lenni Lenape Indian Chief Ke
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The White Clay Creek Valley forms the core of the Preserve. The park varies from steep to rolling terrain with some flat bottomland. There are many historical points of interest in and around the park. The park adjoins White Clay Creek State Park of Delaware. A hiking trail, over three miles in len
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