Wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers will appreciate this scenic wonderland that offers a variety of outdoor experiences for all ages to enjoy. See the island's famed wild ponies. Visit the historic 1833 lighthouse. Explore quiet coves and inland waterways on a kayak tour. Or enjoy a sunset cruise along the isalnd shores.
Details
Prices -
Single day vehicle passes range from $3-$10. No fee for bicycles and pedestrians.
Hours -
Open from 6am-6pm, November-March; 5am-10pm, May-September; 6am-8pm, April & October.
Events
International Migratory Bird Celebration
Island Waterfowl Week
Wild Pony Swim
Activities
Kayaking tours
Nature & sunset cruises
Assateague Lighthouse
Pony & wildlife tours
Visitor Center
Camping & fishing
FAQs
What animals are here?
In addition to the island's famed wild ponies, you'll see animals like bald eagles, red fox, Atlantic bottle nose dolphin, horseshoe crabs, peregrine falcon, snow geese, silka deer, and much more.
Is camping allowed?
Yes, tent, trailer and RV camping is allowed year 'round at over 300 campsites. Picnic tables and fire grills are available, but RV hookups are not. Camping fees are $16-$30 per night. Reservations are recommended.
Spacious Fully Equipped Efficiencies W/Kitchenettes and Private Balconies
Close Proximity to All the Ocean Attractions
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