Helpful staff at the visitor center; no printed trail maps so make sure to take a photo of the trail map in the center before heading out. Tides impact the beach trail so be mindful of high tide - parts can be inaccessible when the...More

First time visit - slightly challenging to find. Not a big building. The two volunteers were very helpful pointing out touring options. Limited visitor parking. Clean restrooms. Weather and high tide limited beach touring.

Stayed here about 90 minutes. The folks at the visitor center were very nice. They advised us to stay away from the forest area due to ticks. We walked the beach. We skipped stones and looked for horseshoe crabs. We didn't see any. Another tourist...More

We took this ride to see the seals on the Island. It was neat - choppy, but neat. People were nice, weather was perfect, seals cooperated.

The refuge consists of a trail through woods, marsh and along a beach, a visitor's center and the beach itself, all of them reached via a causeway built by the government to give access to the island and tucked in among ludicrously expensive and beautiful...More

The most abundant and beautiful fishery on the east coast. If your looking for big and powerful stripers you have come the right place.

Beautiful. The national wildlife refuge and coastline are a must see. Lots of seals, beautiful scenery.