Featherstone National Wildlife Refuge

Fish and Wildlife Service, Virginia.

Featherstone National Wildlife Refuge consists of 325 acres of woodland and freshwater tidal marsh. The refuge was established to protect the contiguous wetland features characteristic of this small strip of land, bordered by urban development. Its southernmost boundary lies along the northern shore and mouth of Neabsco Creek; from there, the refuge extends north along Occoquan Bay for almost 2 miles. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service manages this secluded area, on which many species of plants, animals, and insects rely. 

Nearby Activities

• Boating
• Fishing
• Hiking
• Hunting
• Paddling
• Photography
• Wildlife Viewing

Directions

The refuge is closed to the public.

Additional Information

• Featherstone National Wildlife Refuge