1. Refuge Inn Your Island Retreat

2. About the Refuge Inn Family owned since 1952 Family owned since 1952 Double rooms, suites, and efficiencies Double rooms, suites, and efficiencies Excellent restaurants nearby Excellent restaurants nearby Hiking, boating, and biking in the Massassoit National Wildlife Refuge Hiking, boating, and biking in the Massassoit National Wildlife Refuge

3. Hiking and Biking The Refuge offers over 10 miles of paved trails for walking or biking. The Refuge offers over 10 miles of paved trails for walking or biking. Shore Trail folllows the dunes from the Visitor Center 5 miles to Brant Point. Shore Trail folllows the dunes from the Visitor Center 5 miles to Brant Point.

4. Wildlife Viewing View many species of bird, deer, small animals, and wild ponys from trails. Observation decks give excellent view of ducks, geese, and other migratory birds.

5. Refuge Regulations Fishing/crabbing permitted in designated areas. Fishing/crabbing permitted in designated areas. Refuge pools closed to all boats. Refuge pools closed to all boats. Camping not permitted. Camping not permitted. Boats permitted on Brant Point from September 1 to March 14. Open fires prohibited except by special permit.

6. Visit Us Soon! Open year round Open year round Packages available Packages available Call 555-555-4509 for more information. Call 555-555-4509 for more information.