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  • museums
    • African American Schoolhouse
    • Betterton Heritage Museum
    • Bordley History Center
    • Kent Museum
    • Lodge at Eastern Neck National Wildlife Refuge
    • Massey Air Museum
    • Sumner Hall
    • Waterman’s Museum
  • about
  • our brochure
  • map
  • events
    • Discover Turner’s Creek
    • Driving Tour
  • links
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Lodge at Eastern Neck National Wildlife Refuge

  • Features

    Eight miles south of Rock Hall, where the Chesapeake Bay and Chester River converge, sits a 2285 acre national wildlife refuge. The Lodge Visitor Contact Station is a historic (1933) hunting lodge featuring exhibits, maps, a bookstore, and gift shop. The refuge offers extraordinary birding experiences, hiking, boating, fishing, and crabbing.

  • Address

    Visitor Contact Station – The Lodge
    1730 Eastern Neck Island Road
    Rock Hall, MD

  • Hours

    Lodge Hours: Friday through Sunday 11:00am-3:00pm year round. Closed on hunt days and federal holidays.

    Wildlife Refuge: Open daily, year-round, sunrise to sunset. Closed to the public on hunt days.

  • Contact

    Phone: 410-639-7056

  • https://friendsofeasternneck.org/

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