Kathleen Lesh Smith Located on 629 acres, the Park offers picnic areas, playgrounds. A marina, and the restored home of General William Smallwood. Sunday afternoon historic craft, cooking and games take place during the summer season at the Retreat House. Naturalists present programs on variety of topics. Admission charged on summer weekends only.
Camping is also available on park grounds.
Call for more information. Nature trails, campfires, interpretive programs, and picnic facilities are also offered. All parks are open to the general public. Robert S. Magee, Executive Director The Susquehanna Museum of Havre de Grace, Inc. Is an Historical Society dedicated to the collection, care, and dissemination of information touching the history of the Havre de Grace area and its people, with particular attention to the Southern Terminal of the Susquehanna and Tidewater Canal and its environs. The museum is open Saturday and Sunday, May through October.