The diverse habitats at Harris Neck National Wildlife Refuge attract an abundance of wildlife throughout the year, providing excellent wildlife viewing opportunities.  Don't forget your camera!

Make a connection to the natural world and learn about the history and current management of the refuge through self-guided interpretive exhibits. Ranger-led interpretive programs are offered occasionally, and environmental education programs may be arranged for local schools groups.

Hunting is an important wildlife management tool that we recognize as a healthy, traditional outdoor pastime, deeply rooted in America’s heritage.  Harris Neck NWR annually offers two managed hunts for deer and feral hogs.

Saltwater fishing is a popular activity at Harris Neck National Wildlife Refuge, and is offered throughout the year.  Fishing from any of the refuge's freshwater ponds, however, is prohibited.