refuge faunique national Ninigret - Charlestown, Rhode Island

Adresse: Charlestown, RI 02813.
Téléphone: 4013649124.
Site web: fws.gov.
Spécialités: Réserve naturelle, Attraction touristique.
Autres données d'intérêt: Entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant, Parking accessible en fauteuil roulant, Randonnée, Toilettes publiques, Convient aux enfants, Randonnées adaptées aux enfants.
Avis : Cette entreprise a 204 avis sur Google My Business.
Avis moyen: 4.7/5.

Emplacement de refuge faunique national Ninigret

4013649124

Le Refuge faunique national Ninigret est un endroit à ne pas manquer pour les amoureux de la nature et une attraction touristique populaire à Charlestown, RI 02813. Le refuge est facilement accessible en fauteuil roulant, offrant des installations de stationnement et des toilettes adaptées aux personnes à mobilité réduite.

Le Refuge faunique national Ninigret propose une variété d'activités pour tous les âges, y compris des sentiers de randonnée adaptés aux enfants et des promenades accessibles en fauteuil roulant. Les visiteurs peuvent profiter de la beauté naturelle de l'endroit et observer une grande diversité d'espèces animales et végétales. Le refuge est idéal pour une journée en famille ou pour une excursion en plein air.

Le refuge est ouvert tous les jours de l'année et l'entrée est gratuite. Les heures d'ouverture varient en fonction de la saison, il est donc recommandé de consulter le site web pour plus d'informations. Le Refuge faunique national Ninigret dispose d'un centre d'accueil où les visiteurs peuvent obtenir des informations sur les activités proposées, ainsi que des cartes et des brochures.

Le Refuge faunique national Ninigret a reçu de nombreux avis positifs de la part de visiteurs satisfaits. Sur Google My Business, il a une moyenne de 4,7/5 étoiles sur la base de 204 avis. Les visiteurs ont loué la beauté naturelle de l'endroit, la variété d'activités proposées et la facilité d'accès pour les personnes à mobilité réduite.

Avis de refuge faunique national Ninigret

refuge faunique national Ninigret - Charlestown, Rhode Island

Bill Lozano

5/5

I’ve passed by Ninigret many times but this was my first time going here to take walks. I was staying at Willows Motel which is a short walk to the West Entrance of this refuge. I went there three times and walked all of the trails. It’s different from most National Wildlife Refuges I’ve been to. It’s an old air strip with some of the runway still there. The trails are made up of some paved parts, some gravel areas and some dirt trails. Two trails go down to Ninigret Pond with nice views of the water. This 900 acre park is well worth a visit to take a walk.

There is also Ninigret park which is attached to the Wildlife Refuge and has a different entrance and parking area. It’s a park with tennis courts, ball fields, nature center and lots more park things.

For the Refuge signs say “No Jogging, no biking, no dogs”. I found a few people walking their dogs and biking. I know people want to walk their dogs but this is a Wildlife Refuge, not a park. That’s the same reason for no jogging or biking.

There are two entrances and parking lots. I entered from the West Entrance. This has a large parking lot but no bathrooms. The only bathrooms are located near the East Entrance. This is a composting toilet and was in good shape.

I wish I found this Refuge years ago. Next time I will also visit the other side where the park is located.

Doug I.

3/5

Nice trails. Flat land is easy to walk. Facilities on site. But it’s kind of boring. I had hope this was a former military airport with things to explore. But that would have been decades ago. Now it’s all overgrown or signs prohibit access to some areas. The “great” abandoned airports have relics to check out. At least the trails are good.

Liz Shulman

5/5

A very cool spot to take in some nature. Has different trails you can take, one is a loop trail that's nice. The walk down to the Ninigret Pond was cool, definitely a good little place to do some fishing ?

Catherine Hart

5/5

Pretty park along the water! There is a 3.6 mile loop which goes through a grassy trail lined with honeysuckle bushes and out to the water. Trail is fairly quiet, well maintained, and peaceful.

Brenda Christensen

5/5

Very nice well kept tails. Easy walking.
Bathroom
No dogs on hiking trails. Although there is a separate dog park

Kristy Lee

5/5

This place is absolutely beautiful. Definitely peaceful and relaxing. On the way back home my 3yr old actually said im gonna take a nap okay? I almost had a heartache. He never wants to sleep. I had so much fun here. It was very clean as well.

Roys

5/5

Great NWR in RI for birding,hiking,biking.
At the end of the main road(west entrance) park entrance are there with overflow parking with managed trail and restroom. My favorite one is the Grassy Point at the end of the trail. Got fantastic shot of blue heron , least sandpiper, monarch, cormorant.

Kathy S

5/5

Level hiking trails, some are paved. There are a few trails looping toward the water. Part of the refuge was land donated by the Department of Defense. The Charleytown trail has an interesting naval history. WWII pilots practiced night landings and water landings there. Portions of the trail is the tarmac. President George HW Bush trained on the site.