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Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge, Brigantine Division Review

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Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge, Brigantine Division

Address: Great Creek Rd. and U.S. 9, Oceanville, NJ | Map It
Phone: 609/652-1665
forsythe.fws.gov

Category: Nature Preserves
Location: Atlantic City

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Fodor's Review:

Nearly 40,000 acres of coastal habitats—including 3,000 acres of woodland—are protected in this refuge. Peregrine falcons and bald eagles are among the winged visitors. You can take an 8-mi wildlife drive, or walk the Leeds Eco-Trail, a ½-mi loop through salt marsh and woodlands, or the Akers Woodland Trail, an easy ¼ quarter mi. To get here from Atlantic City, head west on U.S. 30, then right on U.S. 9. After about 5 mi, make a right onto Great Creek Road.

Cost: $4 per vehicle
Open: Daily dawn-dusk

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