
The Department of Conservation and Recreation will work with The Nature Conservancy and the Army Corps of Engineers to restore former fields to forested habitat that can support a diversity of wildlife and improve water quality in the Chesapeake Bay. The Department's Chesapeake Bay Region Steward oversees the management and restoration activities at the preserve and will be monitoring marsh and beach habitats, birds, tiger beetles, and other natural elements.
VISITATION:
Public access facilities include a trail and boardwalk, a wildlife viewing
platform, and a small parking area. An online Dameron Marsh NAP Self-Guided Field Trip guide. is available to help you enjoy your visit. You'll need the free Adobe Acrobat Reader to view or print this file.
Part or all of the preserve may be periodically closed for resource protection or resource management activities. Please call before visiting.
DRIVING DIRECTIONS:
From Kilmarnock, go north on VA 200 towards Burgess. Turn right onto VA 606. Turn left at the Shiloh
schoolhouse onto VA 605. Turn right onto VA 606, and then left onto VA 693. Follow VA 693 into the
preserve.
Rebecca Wilson, Chesapeake Bay Region Steward,
Department of Conservation and Recreation,
Division of Natural Heritage
Richmond, VA
(804) 225-2303.