150-acre ecological preserve along the Indian River Bay. Open to the public 365 days a year. Managed by the Delaware Center for the Inland Bays, the …
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Sep 5, 2024
Beautiful location great place to take your dog. We saw lots of wildlife. Nice trails overall good experience. I would recommend this location especially to people who have dogs to walk. Full review by 625pennyh
Sep 6, 2023
We were traveling with our pup and looking for dog friendly activities which is how we found out about this place. The place was nice. It wasn't so scenic that we'd come back if we were in the are… Full review by chins01
Jun 16, 2023
This is our second trip here with our dog. Great little place, quiet and peaceful. Short walk through the woods to the bay. Dog friendly! This trip out dog was a little more intrigued by the h… Full review by Daydream182624
Is the recreational beach a good place to go swimming? Or can kids wade into the water to cool off on a hot day?
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Absolutely! It's actually a great spot for kids in particular as it's shallow with low waves and the water tends to be much warmer than the ocean. There is a very short 1/4 mile hike to the …
Absolutely! It's actually a great spot for kids in particular as it's shallow with low waves and the water tends to be much warmer than the ocean. There is a very short 1/4 mile hike to the beach so a wagon or beach cart might come in handy!
Are there any problems with tics in these wooded areas ?
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Hi Jennifer, Ticks are an unfortunate reality in our area, but there is good news: the majority of ticks at the James Farm are either wood or lone star ticks (which do not transmit lyme …
Hi Jennifer, Ticks are an unfortunate reality in our area, but there is good news: the majority of ticks at the James Farm are either wood or lone star ticks (which do not transmit lyme disease). If you spend time in the woods during the spring and summer months, it's not a bad idea to do a "tick check" when you get home. But don't let these little fellas deter you, just remember to stay on the maintained trails, and wear bug spray and consider wearing long pants tucked into your socks. And if you do happen to find one on you, simply remove it using a safe and approved method as the CDC recommends. (Sorry, I can't provide the direct link in this post).
Sep 6, 2023
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