Creek Fest celebrates the many ways to enjoy and protect White Clay Creek, a National Wild and Scenic River. The goal is to raise awareness of the drinking water, scenic, recreational, historical, and natural resource values of White Clay Creek, and to inform residents in and around the watershed on ways to protect, improve, and promote these values.

Due to COVID restrictions, the 2021 Creek Fest celebration will be hosted virtually during the entire month of May. There will be a virtual watershed tour (be sure to look for Stroud Water Research Center!) in place of the live event. We hope you adventure out on your own time to visit some of the highlighted activities!

Complete two highlighted watershed activities or hikes of your choosing before the end of May (2021), take a photo of yourself to document it, fill out the online activity form for the activity or hike you complete and upload your photos. At the end of May, you will be contacted with a date and time to pick up your free water bottle commemorating Creek Fest courtesy of SUEZ at the White Clay Creek State Park Nature Center.

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