This is a great park to visit and walk. Very nice trails. Plenty of wild life to see around. Never crowded. Easy and straight walk mostly. No high elevation. Anyone can do it.

This very long and very first urban refuge in America. Around 3.5 miles wet land (marsh land) area. Lots of birds are there. Near to I-95 and Philly Airport. In summer you can see the fruits like Wine berries (Asian Raspberries), White Mulberries, Black Mulberries and Blueberries along the trail.

A Fantastic Urban Refuge for Nature Lovers

This is a fantastic spot for a day out, offering a surprising escape right in the city. The refuge is a true gem, perfect for hiking, birding, and enjoying nature. With plenty of parking, clean restrooms, and a large picnic pavilion, it's well-equipped for visitors.

The trails are great for walking, and it's a very dog-friendly park. While the water levels may vary with the climate, the variety of wildlife is a highlight. I saw many birds and butterflies, including monarch butterflies, making it a great place for photography. The staff is friendly and helpful.

The visitor center is a cool, educational spot that's worth checking out, especially if you have kids. It's an amazing and fun place for the whole family. It reminded one visitor of the Everglades in Florida.

A few visitors noted the excellent birding opportunities, with a variety of habitats attracting many types of birds, including rare ones. However, there is a concern that the northernmost pool is filling with vegetation, which could impact the shorebirds.

Overall, whether you're a serious birder, a family looking for a fun day, or just want to enjoy a peaceful hike, this urban wildlife refuge is highly recommended. It’s a great year-round destination, especially during migration season.

Very nice walk in this refuge, we saw various turtles including snapping, small birds and a bald eagle. The visitor center was interesting and the hostess was very helpful and provided great recommendations.
Part of the park is very close to the highway which is not great. I do not recommend to go there.

A natural haven in the middle of the Philadelphia metropolitan area. Premier destination for bird watching as it is a pivotal migration destination for countless bird species. Birds to be seen include egrets, geese, ducks, osprey, bald eagles, warblers, tree swallows, barn swallows, and so much more.

Reptile lovers can find joy in spotting several native species of turtles interacting with their habitat. Including painted turtles, spotted turtles, massive common snapping turtles and eastern mud turtles.

Diverse mammal population including deer, muskrat, mink and many more!