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Lums Pond State Park is a small, 1,720-acre park near the town of Bear, DE. The pond was first created in the 1800s when the St Georges Creek was dammed as part of the project to build the Chesapeake & Delaware Canal. The canal needed several locks and water from the pond was used to fill them, and thus it became a popular recreational area before being declared a state park in 1963.
Just to the north of the park is the city of Wilmington and White Clay Creek State Park, and a little further on will bring you to the metropolis of Philadelphia. The Atlantic coastline along Delaware Bay is a beautiful area to explore
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