Welcome to Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge

Muscatatuck entry sign

Muscatatuck is a place to view nature and Indiana's past. The refuge was established in 1966 by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Sevice to restore, preserve, and manage it for fish, wildlife, and people. They bought 7,724 acres near Seymour with money they earned from the sale of federal duck stamps.

An example of a federal duck stamp

When you first drive in to Muscatatuck you see the visitor center. In the visitor center you find a bookstore, education center, bird viewing station, free brochures, and restrooms. 

Visitor Center

 Bird viewing station 

Kids Education Center with a real stuffed otter