Cedar Point National Wildlife Refuge
Cedar Point National Wildlife Refuge
Cedar Point Road
Curtice, Ohio 43412
Cedar Point National Wildlife Refuge webpage
Cedar Point National Wildlife Refuge map
Cedar Point Road
Curtice, Ohio 43412
Cedar Point National Wildlife Refuge webpage
Cedar Point National Wildlife Refuge map
eBird Bar Charts by Season
Entire Year
Spring Migration (Mar-May)
Breeding Season (Jun-Jul)
Fall Migration (Aug-Nov)
Winter (Dec – Feb)
Explore Cedar Point National Wildlife Refuge
Overview – Hotspots – Recent visits – Illustrated checklist
Overview – Hotspots – Recent visits – Illustrated checklist
eBird Hotspots
Cedar Point NWR (restricted access)
Coordinates: 41.6851559, -83.3239174
eBird links: Hotspot map – View details – Recent visits
My eBird links: Location life list – Submit data
Cedar Point NWR–Potters Pond (restricted access)
Coordinates: 41.6799316, -83.304863
eBird links: Hotspot map – View details – Recent visits
My eBird links: Location life list – Submit data
Tips for birding Cedar Point National Wildlife Refuge
While Cedar Point National Wildlife Refuge is restricted access, Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge offers free guided tours. Sign up at the Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge visitor center.
From Ken Ostermiller
While Cedar Point National Wildlife Refuge is restricted access, Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge offers free guided tours. Sign up at the Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge visitor center.
From Ken Ostermiller
About Cedar Point National Wildlife Refuge
Cedar Point National Wildlife Refuge was donated to the Fish and Wildlife Service in 1964 by the owners of the Cedar Point Shooting Club. Currently, the refuge consists of 2,445 acres of marsh, divided into three pools. The largest pool, almost 2,000 acres, is the largest contiguous marsh in Ohio’s Lake Erie marshes.
Cedar Point National Wildlife Refuge was donated to the Fish and Wildlife Service in 1964 by the owners of the Cedar Point Shooting Club. Currently, the refuge consists of 2,445 acres of marsh, divided into three pools. The largest pool, almost 2,000 acres, is the largest contiguous marsh in Ohio’s Lake Erie marshes.
Most of the refuge is closed to the public, however, a fishing area is open from June – August. The refuge is managed by staff at Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge, in Oak Harbor.
From Cedar Point National Wildlife Refuge webpage
No restroom facilities.