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Old Furnace Wildlife Area: hunting, deer stands, parking and map

Old Furnace Wildlife Area is 2,149 acres of Delaware Division of Fish and Wildlife land in Sussex County, inside Wildlife Management Zone 11. DNREC's maps show 2 deer stands (2 for hunters with disabilities) and 7 parking lots with 22 spaces. Hunters took 62 deer on state wildlife areas in Zone 11 in 2025-26, of 1,381 in the zone.

Data updated October 2026. Area, stands and parking: DNREC's FirstMap layers. Zone harvest: DNREC deer harvest by zone (Delaware Deer Harvest Information Dashboard data). Seasons: 2026/27 Delaware Hunting and Trapping Guide, deer seasons (DNREC).

Map of Old Furnace Wildlife Area in Delaware with DNREC's 7 parking lots, public land around it, and Seaford, Blades and Bridgeville

State wildlife areaState forestState parkOld Furnace Wildlife AreaDNREC parkingZone lineHighway

Old Furnace Wildlife Area at a glance
Size2,149 acres (DNREC)
Wildlife Management ZoneZone 11
CountySussex
Deer stands (DNREC)2, 2 of them for hunters with disabilities
Parking7 lots, 22 spaces; 6 need a Conservation Access Pass
Tracts named on DNREC's mapsMain Tract and Lang Tract
Chronic wasting diseaseInside DNREC's CWD Management Zone: no baiting, November firearm check-in
Nearest townsSeaford (3 mi), Blades (3 mi) and Bridgeville (5 mi)

Where do you park at Old Furnace Wildlife Area?

DNREC maps 7 parking lots on Old Furnace Wildlife Area:

LotTractSurfaceSpacesConservation Access PassLatitude, longitude
1Main TractPaved10No38.64376, -75.55139
2Main TractTurf4Yes38.64993, -75.49007
3Main TractStone2Yes38.66449, -75.50200
4Main TractTurf2Yes38.64891, -75.49500
5Main TractTurf2Yes38.64587, -75.50610
6Lang TractTurf1Yes38.72320, -75.38705
7Main TractTurf1Yes38.64833, -75.50850

Source: DNREC wildlife area parking (FirstMap).

What stands, blinds and fields does DNREC mark on Old Furnace Wildlife Area?

2 deer stands (2 for hunters with disabilities). They are spread over 2 tracts: Main Tract and Lang Tract.

Source: DNREC wildlife area stands, blinds and fields (FirstMap). DNREC Wildlife Area Maps and Regulations has how stands are assigned and used.

How many deer are taken around Old Furnace Wildlife Area?

ZoneDeer, 2025-26On state wildlife areas, 2025-26Deer, 2024-25On state wildlife areas, 2024-25
Zone 111,381621,56775

Source: DNREC deer harvest by zone (Delaware Deer Harvest Information Dashboard data). DNREC reports wildlife area deer by zone, not by area.

When can you hunt Old Furnace Wildlife Area in 2026-27?

Archery and crossbow September 1 to January 31; muzzleloader October 9 to 18 and January 25 to 31; general firearm November 13 to 22 and January 16 to 24; special antlerless days October 2 to 4, 23 to 25 and 30 to 31 and December 12 to 20; handgun January 2 to 10. Wildlife areas may set their own days and rules; DNREC Wildlife Area Maps and Regulations has them.

Source: 2026/27 Delaware Hunting and Trapping Guide, deer seasons (DNREC).

How do you get to Old Furnace Wildlife Area?

Highways within five miles: US 13, US 9 and US 113. Nearest towns: Seaford (3 miles), Blades (3 miles), Bridgeville (5 miles) and Laurel (5 miles).

Questions hunters ask

Are there deer stands on Old Furnace Wildlife Area?

Yes. DNREC's wildlife area layer shows 2 deer stands on Old Furnace Wildlife Area, 2 of them set aside for hunters with disabilities (DNREC wildlife area stands, blinds and fields (FirstMap)). DNREC Wildlife Area Maps and Regulations has the rules for using them.

Where do you park at Old Furnace Wildlife Area?

DNREC maps 7 parking lots with 22 spaces in all; 6 of them need a Conservation Access Pass on the vehicle. The largest is at 38.64376, -75.55139 (10 spaces) (DNREC wildlife area parking (FirstMap)).

What zone is Old Furnace Wildlife Area in?

Zone 11. Hunters took 1,381 deer in Zone 11 in 2025-26, 294 of them on public land (DNREC deer harvest by zone (Delaware Deer Harvest Information Dashboard data)).

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