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Pocosin Lakes National Wildlife Refuge, Columbia

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#55 of 117 in Parks in North Carolina Coast

Wildlife Area · Nature / Park

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By mb22727

Wonderful place to stop and relax. While it appears that the fascinating museum Is closed due to COVID 19, visitors can still stroll on the riverside boardwalk and use the restroom facilities. Even.... more

Wonderful place to stop and relax. While it appears that the fascinating museum Is closed due to COVID 19, visitors can still stroll on the riverside boardwalk and use the restroom facilities. Even.... more »
By dougparsons

A trip into the Pocosin Lakes National Wildlife Refuge is well worth your time. Whether you decide to delve deeply into the park in search of bears, deer, waterfowl or any other of the myriad...

A trip into the Pocosin Lakes National Wildlife Refuge is well worth your time. Whether you decide to delve deeply into the park in search of bears, deer, waterfowl or any other of the myriad... more »

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By Heather Studebaker

Beautiful place to walk around. Clean bathrooms! Free! We visited on a cooler day. I imagine on a warmer day there would be lots of wildlife to observe. For people with younger kiddos, be advised that there are places over the water with no railing. No big deal for older kiddos and adults. Edited to Add: We went back on a warm day and saw an abundance of turtles sunning! We also went inside the little museum. There are native animals on display. (Taxidermy) The kids were fascinated by all the little details on each animal.

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By Andrew Coward

Really cool place! Stopped by on our way east, but it was worth it. Nice and peaceful, and they have a lot of good info of the area. Saw some otters in the river when we were there.

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