By:
Submission
Camping is restricted to youth organizations involved in outdoor skills development or learning. A Special Use Permit is required. Each group/organization will complete a service project determined by the refuge manager or provide a copy of research/species list of the organization is a class group. A fire ring is provided, however if the refuge is under fire danger/drought conditions, open fires will be prohibited.
Any other recreational group or research activity not specifically mentioned above may require a Special Use Permit. Please contact the refuge manager for more information or to apply for a Special Use Permit. Email us at [email protected]. All provisions of Title 50 Code of Federal Regulations apply.
Got to partake in Prescribed burning here as an out of state government resource. It was such a great learning opportunity. What a beautiful place.
Great place to relax. We took our dogs out there to run and they had a blast too.
This is an amazing wildlife refuge! Just over an hour southeast of Charlotte, the refuge covers 45,000 acres of longleaf pine forest, pine savanna, and wetland habitat. Great place to spend a day away from the city and even better if you love birding or fishing. Can’t wait to visit again!
