Milford Neck Wildlife Area Milford, DE 19963

Milford Neck Wildlife Area is a park and tourist attraction located in Milford, Delaware, United States. Managed by the DNREC Division of Fish and Wildlife, this institution encompasses approximately 68,000 acres of Delaware land across 19 public wildlife areas. These areas provide hunting opportunities and serve as habitats for a variety of species.

Visitors to Milford Neck Wildlife Area must adhere to general rules and regulations set by the Division of Fish and Wildlife, as well as specific rules for individual wildlife areas. Tract maps for each wildlife area are available online as printable PDF files, outlining access information and area-specific regulations.

The Division of Fish and Wildlife also maintains elevated wildlife viewing platforms in several state wildlife areas. A Conservation Access Pass is required for any registered motor vehicle accessing designated Delaware State Wildlife Areas for activities such as hunting, birdwatching, hiking, and photography.

Restrictions include entry only between sunrise and sunset, carry-in/carry-out policy for waste, and designated areas for horseback riding and biking. Hunting is permitted in accordance with state laws and regulations, with restrictions on temporary deer stands, blinds, and trail cameras.

Non-residents are prohibited from participating in deer drives, and certain areas are designated as prohibited for firearms. Target shooting, trapping, and dog training are also regulated within the wildlife areas.

For more information on rules, regulations, and access to the wildlife areas, visitors can refer to the Division's website or contact the Wildlife Section directly. Printed copies of area maps and regulations are available for a nominal charge.