Forsythe Wildlife Refuge Brigantine - Wildlife refuge in Galloway - 800 Great Creek Rd, USA

Forsythe is one of my favorite places to bird. On this trip I was there early on a weekday in October, and I basically had the wildlife loop all to myself. It was low tide which means the birds that feed at the mudflats or shallow water were active. If you have never been here before, note that in the summertime the biting flies can be absolutely maddening. They can make the day unpleasant if you plan to get in and out of your vehicle to see the birds.

The most amazing state park ! It is an excellent place for birdwatching. I saw American goldfinches, hummingbirds, black bird red wings, juvenile bald eagle, egret, heron, cormorant ,osprey, and house finch.

First time here! What a beautiful and well maintained wildlife refuge! Plenty of places to get out and take professional photos along the 8 mile one-way dirt trail. Also available are small hiking trails.

First visit here and I will be back. I wanted to only check it out for a future hike but decided to go on through. Once we walked through the trail, you come out to a beautiful view of Atlantic City. I would consider this. A medium trail due to the hills and steps along the way. We did this after over one hour: a few moments of site seeing and taking pics. Also stooped to catch our breath😂🤣. I really enjoyed myself. The weather was a little chilly. Wear layers because you never know how you may feel depending on the day.

Lovely place for a walk. You can take the trails (peaceful, quiet) or walk along the crushed gravel road (not as nice). Not hilly at all but more elevation than you would expect in this area. Good spot to see birds. There is a fee to enter but it’s an honor system (at least in the winter when I came). Bring your exact change so you can leave the cash in the envelope. Drop the envelope in a locked box. Always worth it it support clean parks.

Beautiful wildlife refuge near Atlantic City. An 8-mile wildlife drive astride the salt and fresh water marshes filled with ducks, thousands of snow geese, bald eagles, hawks and other birds/ wildlife. There are several trails and towers where you can get out and explore. Once you start the wildlife drive, it is a 1-way road with no bathrooms or turning back Do your bathroom business before you start. No dogs allowed. Take binoculars, camera and spotting scope if you have one.

Great views of the marshes, including an elevated platform for viewing. Lots of birds and flowers of many types. Definitely worth the time.

Took a leisurely scenic drive through the refuge, and spotted osprey, herons, egrets, cormorants and possibly a bald eagle. Great view of the Atlantic City skyline. Lovely scenery, relaxing way to spend a couple hours. Bring binoculars and a hat!