Newlin Grist Mill Park is a 160-acre historic site located in Glen Mills, Delaware County, Pennsylvania. The park features a historic complex that includes a water-powered 1704 grist mill, a miller's house, a restored open-hearth kitchen, and various outbuildings. Visitors can explore over 8 miles of walking and hiking trails that meander through beautiful nature, alongside West Branch Chester Creek. The park offers a serene environment, making it ideal for nature walks, birding, and picnics.
The Markham Railroad Station serves as the visitor center, providing a museum exhibit area and a gift shop. The trails are well-maintained and suitable for all ages, with options ranging from half to two miles. Many visitors appreciate the dog-friendly atmosphere, with several people walking their dogs along the trails. The park is praised for its clean facilities, friendly staff, and the passion for historic and environmental education. With picnic areas and beautiful open fields, especially vibrant in the fall, Newlin Grist Mill Park is a cherished spot for both relaxation and exploration. The grounds and trails are open daily from dawn to dusk, while the visitor center operates Wednesday to Sunday. Guided tours of the mill are available on the same days.
Nice, we'll maintained trails. Good for jogging and dog walking.
August 2026
one of my favorite parks to go to within 30 minutes of me. It is clean, plenty of walking paths, and there are bathrooms and picnic tables.
July 2026
They have a waterfall it's about 2 inches with tiny fish and rocks to collect .pretty cool kids love walking in the creek. I went today and it was awesome.. we were there for 3 hours. This is for all ages get them away from the internet.
