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Susquehanna National Wildlife Refuge is a park, located at 2145 Key Wallace Dr, Cambridge, MD 21613, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 410-228-2692, visit their website www.fws.gov for more detailed information.

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2145 Key Wallace Dr, Cambridge, MD 21613, USA
Added by Jopie, at 19 July 2014

Opening Hours

  • Monday Open 24 hours
  • Tuesday Open 24 hours
  • Wednesday Open 24 hours
  • Thursday Open 24 hours
  • Friday Open 24 hours
  • Saturday Open 24 hours
  • Sunday Open 24 hours

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6 Reviews

  • Ted Speedy
    09 November 2017

    Great place to watch birds!

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  • Pamela Ford
    25 October 2016

    Fishing Battery Island is a national wildlife refuge so you can't technically be "on" the island. But all the beach up to the mean high tide line is not considered part of the island and you are free to enjoy. Only accessible by boat, this island is a little bit of freedom left in a highly regulated world! All you need is a boat, from cruiser to kayak and you can beach it or anchor it and enjoy the water, wildlife, boaters, and beach. No one to tell you how many, or when, or that you can't bring your dog, or that you can't grill on the beach. It's all pure, unregulated fun if you stay below the high tide line. Your only worry in the world is whether "the tide's gonna reach my chair" or that the day won't last long enough.

    A terrific family placebut now I've let the secret out! See you next summer!

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  • Scott Karg
    09 August 2016

    This is my weekend home

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  • Vincent Lee
    23 July 2016

    Great place to anchor and relax.

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  • Michael Ciaio
    31 May 2016

    Good place to go by boat. Lots of boats on the weekends. Police patrol and fine people on the island past the signs on the beach.

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  • Aaron Clemons
    26 July 2014

    It's closed to the public. There's an eagle nest in the dilapidated lighthouse. Bring a telephoto lens, and you may be able to capture some good photos.

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