A nature trail passes through hardwood forest, past seasonal ponds, and along the shore of Huntington Bay. Fishing in the Bay from shore is permitted. An information kiosk and public restrooms are available. Access for wheelchair visitors is moderately difficult from the parking lot to a segment of accessible trail. Follow onto Lloyd Harbor Road past Caumsett State Park.
Entrance is at the end of the road on the right.
The Refuge was established in 1968 through a private donation from Charles and Natalie Webster. This 196-acre Refuge consists of grasslands, woodlands, and salt and freshwater wetlands bordering Champlain Creek and Great South Bay. Over 200 species of birds have been documented at the Refuge. White-tailed deer and red fox are conspicuous here. The Refuge is actively managed for migratory birds, particularly for nesting osprey, and to maintain habitat diversity.