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Jan 19, 2025
Surprising delight when almost no one else is visiting. On a cold but clear January day, an honor system collects the modest entry fee. Birds brazenly display themselves while eating mussels on the… Full review by 32999B2012
Jan 5, 2025
This is a must do for birders. We go there 2-3 times a year and always are happy with the amount of birds that you can spot. It is a drive through, but you can pull off to the side of the road to pho… Full review by Cheri D
Aug 12, 2024
We come here on regular basis. First hike and finished off with the driving loop for birdwatching. Always very pleasant but more so during autumn and winter. The biting flies and mosquitoes can be a … Full review by podrozniczka60
I didn’t get to the Visitor Center so I’d like to know if there is more than one entrance. I drove the 8 mile loop yesterday. Can’t wait to come back when the snow geese return.
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I believe there is but one entrance that being from the parking lot.
Can I purchase a senior national park pass at your information center?
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The passes are now $80 for a lifetime senior pass. They are only available 10 am to 3 pm Wednesday through Sunday. Checks and cash are accepted. No credit cards.
I would like to stop over and see swans ,i'm in my RV , for a few days. I was near there close to fort Dix and could hear them some years ago but couldn't find them. should be in the area some where around the 18th of this month. any advice would be helpful.
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This has been a hard winter at Forsythe due to the extremely cold weather than froze over 90% of the water. It is getting warmer and the ice should be disappearing. Right now, …
This has been a hard winter at Forsythe due to the extremely cold weather than froze over 90% of the water. It is getting warmer and the ice should be disappearing. Right now, the refuge's drives are closed due to the recent snow. I suggest you call the refuge office, they open at 10 am, and ask if they are open and if there are any swans that are in the area. It will save you a trip. There is also a good number of swans that winter at Lake Como which is on the border of Spring Lake and Belmar, right near the beach. GOOD LUCK
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