Part of the National Wildlife Refuge system, this barrier island features diverse habitats including pristine beaches. Accessible only by boat, offering primitive camping, hiking trails, and excellent fishing opportunities. Important nesting area for loggerhead turtles.
Located on Wassaw National Wildlife Refuge, one of Georgia’s most pristine barrier islands. Accessible only by boat, featuring seven miles of undeveloped beaches, maritime forest, and salt marshes. Day use only with no facilities or overnight camping.
Designated National Wildlife Refuge and Wilderness Area, closed to public access to protect critical habitat for migratory birds and nesting sea turtles. Can be viewed from the water by boat or kayak tours. Important ecological research site.
Natural beach adjacent to Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge on Delaware Bay. Limited facilities with peaceful setting ideal for nature observation and fishing. Not ideal for swimming but offers excellent wildlife viewing opportunities.
A beach within Long Beach Wildlife Area with pristine, undeveloped shoreline. Offers excellent opportunities for wildlife observation and fishing adjacent to the Great Meadows Marsh unit of the wildlife refuge.
A barrier island with over 11 miles of pristine beaches, part of which is within Parker River National Wildlife Refuge. Offers excellent bird watching, surf fishing, and natural beach environment.