I got to the parking lot around 10:50am and the parking lot was nearly full. I paid the $3 day fee and wandered through the boardwalks taking pictures. There are a lot of informational signs about the different wildlife you can see, and a lot of viewing areas with seating. There are a ton of blackberry bushes with ripe berries. Watch your footing on the gravel trail; I saw many caterpillars crossing it. I saw birds, a turtle, and a group pointed out that there were a ton of seals on a tiny island that was very hard to see unless you had binoculars. It took me about 2 hours to walk the whole thing. It seems like a great family hike, as it is flat and level, and I saw many people with strollers.

This is a beautiful venture. I highly recommend bringing binoculars to see all the amazing wildlife. I arrived around 11 AM and finished by 2 PM. I walked all the way to the furthest boardwalk point. It is an easy stroll and very doable for children of all ages.