Located at the Eastern Neck National Wildlife Preserve, Bogle’s Wharf is a great location for paddling, hiking, biking, and bird watching. Visitors can park in the gravel lot near the wharf and make the short walk to nearby hiking trails or launch at the Wharf. The cement launch accommodates large motorized boats and smaller boats. Bogle’s Wharf is exposed to open waters of the Chester River so it is recommended to only launch kayaks and canoes on calm days. There is a small beach accessible during low tide designated for launching canoes and kayaks. Swimming is not permitted at this location. Kent County Public Landing Permit is required for trailers and there is a small gravel lot for parking at the wharf.. Eastern Neck is open from sunrise to sunset and is pet friendly. Bogles Wharf does not have any shaded area or tables. Portable toilets are available at the site.

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