Ninigret National Wildlife Refuge is one of five refuges of the Rhode Island National Wildlife Refuge Complex. This refuge, the former Charlestown Naval Auxiliary Landing Facility is located in Charlestown, Rhode Island.

Fishing at Ninigret Pond, the largest coastal salt pond in Rhode Island, is a spectacular treat – not only because of the fish available, but also because of the expansive vistas and gorgeous sunsets. Anglers may saltwater-fish from the refuge shoreline in …

Kayaking and canoeing on Ninigret pond provide unique views of wildlife from the water, and our recently added kayak/canoe launch area is a perfect place for paddle boaters to start their tour. The launch is located off of the East entrance (through Ninigret Park).

Welcome to the Ninigret National Wildlife Refuge! This unit of Ninigret National Wildlife Refuge features the Kettle Pond Visitor Center and a variety of hiking trails.

Welcome to Kettle Pond Visitor Center and the northern section of Ninigret National Wildlife Refuge! This parcel of Ninigret National Wildlife refuge is referred to as the headquarters unit.

fishing, hunting and a kayak launch. You may enjoy an excellent view of Ninigret Pond, the largest coastal salt pond in Rhode Island from Grassy Point. For the birding enthusiast, over 250 species of birds have been recorded at the refuge. Also, the refuges shores support a large diversity of marine life such as the blue crab,

Ninigret National Wildlife Refuge Trails Through Time: A Self-Guided Journey What might first appear to be just native grasses and shrublands holds a rich diversity of forests, wetlands, kettle ponds, and a spectacular salt pond. Ninigret National Wildlife Refuge’s diverse habitats harbor millions of plants and animals––some of which are ...

Ninigret Pond, the largest salt pond in southern Rhode Island. Touring the Terrain Over four miles of walking trails lead visitors around the refuge, and portions of most of those trails provide a view of Ninigret Pond. More than 250 bird species visit seasonally, and 70 species nest on the property, making bird-watching and

IMPORTANT: Public use trails are open to hikers at Kettle Pond and Salt Pond Units during the archery deer and archery turkey seasons. No hunting allowed within 100 feet of a public trail. Night hunting is prohibited.

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