Just north of where the Delaware River opens up into the Delaware Bay, the view from this little known beach is delightful. There is a small boardwalk providing enough elevation to afford a look down into the salt marsh, where you can find egrets, herons and shorebirds depending on the time of year. Stroll along the beach looking for shells, pebbles and animal tracks or scan the open water for ducks, gulls and cormorants. The site of the Swedish Fort Elfsborg, built in 1643, is marked with a modest monument nearby. Don't miss the spring shorebird migration at this site. Look in particular for impressive flocks of Glossy Ibis feeding in the marsh and nearby fields.