Savannah National Wildlife Refuge

Fish and Wildlife Service, South Carolina.

Savannah National Wildlife Refuge was established in 1927 as a sanctuary for migratory birds, most notably wintering waterfowl. The refuge lies in both Georgia and South Carolina, divided by the Savannah River, and encompasses over 30,000 acres of vital wildlife habitat, including tidal freswater marsh and bottomland hardwood forest.

Activities and Experiences

• Savannah Coastal Refuges Complex Hunt Permit

Nearby Activities

• Auto Touring
• Boating
• Fishing
• Hiking
• Hunting
• Interpretive Programs
• Photography
• Wildlife Viewing

Directions

Savannah NWR is located on SC 170, six miles south of Hardeeville, South Carolina via US 17 (exit 5 off I-95) or one mile north of Port Wentworth, Georgia on GA 25/SC 170 (take I-95 Exit 109 to GA 21 South, then east on GA 30 to GA 25 North).

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