This refuge consists of 8,817 acres, approximately 6,800 acres of which are fresh marsh, tidal marsh, and water. Other habitat includes 850 acres of timber and brush and 1,100 acres of grasslands and croplands. Canoe enthusiasts have over 15 miles of streams and ditches to enjoy. Favorite routes are along Prime Hook Creek, Petersfield Ditch and Slaughter Creek. Several boat launching ramps are available to provide convenient access. Two trails and four State highways which transect the refuge afford the visitor an ideal opportunity to observe and photograph a variety of wildlife and plants.
