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Is Four Seasons Park safe?

Glasgow, Delaware · safety score updated nightly

78out of 100

Mostly yes, with normal city awareness.

VibeLoco rates Four Seasons Park as “Go, stay aware”.

Gogo's take on Four Seasons Park

“Go. Four Seasons Park is a quiet, conventional suburban subdivision in Glasgow with generally low rates of violent crime. Visitors should exercise basic suburban precautions, such as keeping car doors locked overnight to deter opportunistic property theft.”

About the area

Four Seasons Park is an established residential enclave featuring mid-century to late-20th-century single-family homes and townhouses situated just off Route 896 in Glasgow. It functions primarily as a quiet bedroom community near Newark and the University of Delaware with convenient access to commercial strip plazas along Pulaski Highway.

  • Suburban
  • Quiet
  • Family-Friendly
  • Car-Dependent

Walking and biking in Four Seasons Park

Walk score: 38/100 · Bike score: 42/100

No public bike-share system operates here; residential cycling is easy within subdivision loops, and paved shared-use paths connect into Glasgow Regional Park.

Reasons to go, and reasons to think twice

Pros

  • Predominantly quiet residential streets with minimal violent crime compared to urban New Castle County
  • Solid middle-income economic base with high rates of owner-occupied housing
  • Immediate access to major regional outdoor recreation at Glasgow Regional Park
  • Abundant convenient retail and everyday amenities located directly adjacent at Four Seasons Plaza

Cons

  • Routine suburban property crime incidents such as vehicular break-ins and package theft
  • Proximity to high-traffic commercial corridors on Route 896 and Route 40 brings sporadic retail-related nuisance calls
  • Heavily car-dependent layout with sparse pedestrian infrastructure outside the immediate residential cul-de-sacs

Homelessness: Visible homelessness is not an issue within the interior residential streets of Four Seasons Park, though occasional panhandling occurs at major commercial intersections along Route 40 and Route 896.

What Four Seasons Park is like at each time of day

Morning · 5a – 11a
Very calm and peaceful as residents commute, with neighbors walking dogs along sidewalk-lined interior streets.
Afternoon · 11a – 5p
Safe and active with school buses, delivery vehicles, and quiet suburban residential traffic.
Evening · 5p – 10p
Quiet residential winding down, with safe conditions for evening strolls under residential streetlights.
Late night · 10p – 5a
Very dark and largely empty; generally safe, though standard late-night awareness is advised along adjacent highway margins.

Transit, parking and getting around

DART First State provides public bus service via Route 46 and Route 42 connecting Glasgow to Newark and Wilmington, though service frequencies are moderate and a personal vehicle is best.

Parking is abundant and hassle-free, with dedicated residential driveways, open curb parking throughout the neighborhood, and expansive free surface lots at neighboring shopping centers.

Things to do in Four Seasons Park

  • Explore the extensive walking trails, skate park, and bark park at nearby Glasgow Regional Park
  • Enjoy casual dining and local specialty foods at Four Seasons Plaza
  • Take a short drive south to Lums Pond State Park for kayaking, fishing, and nature trails

Local favorites

  • La Peña Mexican Grill · Mexican Restaurant · 4.5★ (460)
    Popular local eatery inside Four Seasons Plaza serving authentic tacos, burritos, and traditional Mexican dishes.
  • Seasons Pizza · Pizza Restaurant · 4.1★ (320)
    Longstanding neighborhood staple offering pizza, wings, calzones, and casual Italian-American fare.
  • McGlynn's Pub & Restaurant · Irish Pub · 4.3★ (1250)
    Nearby local sports pub featuring draft beers, burgers, comfort food, and evening entertainment.

Scores are safety-driven — recent reported crime and local news plus Census income, poverty, housing, education, household and access data — refreshed nightly. Walk and bike scores are shown separately and do not affect the safety score. A guide, not a guarantee — conditions change street to street.