Tour The Reserve Mouse over icon to view more or click on an icon to visit the location page. North Jones Estuarine Beach Estuarine beaches are sand, mud, gravel, or shell intertidal beaches that are found in partially enclosed bays. Bosun’s Point Orange-billed, black and white birds with raucouscalls are likely to greet you around Bosun’s Point. Hobcaw Beach Among the many visitors to Hobcaw beach are plovers, loggerhead sea turtles, and diamondback terrapins, and dolphins and rays can often be seen just off shore. . Goat Island Causeway The reported sighting of wood storks or roseate spoonbills in our area was once a rare occurrence, but over recent years these two species have become regular visitors to the Goat Island Causeway in the summer. Thousand Acre Marsh The Thousand Acre marsh is one of the system-wide monitoring program (SWMP) sites of the Reserve. Oyster Landing Oyster Landing is one of the system-wide monitoring program (SWMP) sites of the Reserve. Clambank Landing The Clambank Landing system-wide monitoring program (SWMP) site is located roughly in the center of the reserve. Winyah Bay Station The Winyah Bay system-wide monitoring program (SWMP) site is located on the western edge of the natural channel adjacent to Frazier Point Bend, about 6 km down-bay of the confluence of the Black, Pee Dee and Waccamaw rivers and 4 km down-bay of the mouth of the Sampit River Baruch Marine Field Lab & NIWB NERR Offices After the original Baruch Marine Field Laboratory building was destroyed by Hurricane Hugo in 1989, the current BMFL was constructed in 1993. Hobcaw Barony Discovery Center The Hobcaw Barony Discovery Center (HBDC) was constructed in 2008 through a partnership between the North Inlet-Winyah Bay NERR and the Belle W. Baruch Foundation, which oversees Hobcaw Barony. Kimbel Pond Ducks, fish, frogs, and alligators are at home in the pond behind the Kimbel Lodge Kimbel Lodge The Kimbel Living and Learning Center is alodging and conference facility located near the entrance to Hobcaw Barony. Marsh Boardwalk The marsh boardwalk was constructed using an environmentally friendly recycled material. It is used in a number of public programs sponsored by the Reserve and by the Baruch Foundation, and by staff taking a break in their day. Sea Water Lab Nekton monitoring Goat Island More info coming soon function jones() { location.href = "/northinlet/north-jones-estuarine-beach/"; } function bosons() { location.href = "/northinlet/bosuns-point/"; } function hobcawbeach() { location.href = "/northinlet/hobcaw-beach-sweep/"; } function causeway() { location.href = "/northinlet/goat-island-causeway/"; } function thousand() { location.href = "/northinlet/thousand-acre-marsh/"; } function oyster() { location.href = "/northinlet/oyster-landing/"; } function clambank() { location.href = "/northinlet/clambank-landing/"; } function wbstation() { location.href = "/northinlet/winyah-bay-station/"; } function fieldlab() { location.href = "/northinlet/baruch-marine-field-lab/"; } function discovery() { location.href = "/northinlet/hobcaw-barony-discovery-center-2/"; } function kimbelpond() { location.href = "/northinlet/kimbel-pond/"; } function kimbellodge() { location.href = "/northinlet/kimbel-lodge/"; } function boardwalk() { location.href = "/northinlet/marsh-boardwalk/"; } function seawater() { location.href = "/northinlet/sea-water-lab/"; } function goatisland() { location.href = "/northinlet/goat-island/"; }
