The park is also the site the Willey House, an 18th century way-station for travelers through the mountains. A campground is available to the public. Built in 1866, the bridge was destroyed by wind in 1979. Visitors to the area will enjoy the history, plus fishing and canoeing. Of particular interest is the focus on the Waumbek Hotel, an important structure in Jefferson's history.
Admission is free.
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Open June - October. There is an admission fee. Sponsored by the local Chamber of Commerce, this walking tour features a dozen historic buildings and pieces of architecture. A free brochure provides a map, directions and details.