The Sabine Island Wildlife Management Area is a great destination for paddling due to the impressive scenery, multiple waterways, and peaceful setting with lots of solitude. The layout of the area offers easy access to lots of bayous and lakes for exploration. This trip starts from the Niblett's Bluff Park and heads just under a mile south to Watson Bayou. The area is very primitive and rugged providing lots of opportunity for viewing wildlife and enjoying nature, but pay attention when paddling through the area as it can be easy to get lost, especially during high water. Camping is not allowed in the wildlife management area but there is camping available at Niblett's Bluff.