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THERE ARE SO MANY SPECTACULAR NATURAL SIGHTS TO ENJOY IN THE OSURROUNDING COUNTRYSIDE OF DELAWARE’S QUAINT VILLAGES!
ne of the most breathtaking is Bombay Hook which are handicapped-accessible), climb three National Wildlife Refuge. Stretching eight observation towers, take photographs of wildlife, miles along the Delaware Bay, the refuge hunt, or participate in a variety of nature and
provides habitat for a staggering diversity of wildlife. educational programs.
Much of the refuge is a tidal salt marsh with a mix
creeks and tidal streams. The upland area includes forests, freshwater impoundments, brushy and
Bombay Hook is an important stop for thousands of migrating shorebirds every spring and fall, as they
Visitors to the refuge may choose to take a 12-mile
Another must-visit for nature lovers is Killens Pond State Park. A 2.6-mile trail loops around the edge of the park’s namesake 66-acre millpond. Those who like to get on the water can kayak, canoe or pedalboat here, and anglers are welcome to cast a line for bass,
Stop by the nature center to see live animals and enjoy lunch with a view on the center’s outdoor deck.
In summer, the Killens Pond Waterpark is a can’t-miss family destination, with its four-speed slides, leisure pool and tot lot for younger visitors.
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