Mid-Columbia River National Wildlife Refuges, Region 1, the Pacific Region, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service


	*Mid-Columbia River Refuges* *Toppenish - McNary - Cold Springs - Umatilla - McKay* *Conserving the Nature of America in the Mid-Columbia River Basin*

McKay National Wildlife Refuge, Pendleton, Oregon

MCKAY CREEK NWR
c/o Mid-Columbia River Refuges
P.O. Box 2527
2805 St. Andrews Loop
Pasco, WA 99301
(509) 545-8588

DIRECTIONS
From Pendleton, drive 5 miles south on U.S. Highway 395. Turn left at refuge sign.

PRIMARY WILDLIFE
Provides a resting and feeding area for thousands of Canada geese and ducks during the fall. Pheasants are common.

HABITAT
1,837 acres of open water, marsh, and grasslands.

RECREATION AND EDUCATION
Wildlife observation, study, and photography
Waterfowl hunting
Fishing
Boating

SPECIAL NOTES
Refuge superimposed on a Bureau of Reclamation reservoir.
Fishing prohibited October 1 through February 28(29).
No camping on refuge.

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