Water skiing, picnicking, fishing, sailing, swimming and walking are the main activities. A roped-off swimming area with pontoon is a great place for children to enjoy themselves, with modern playground equipment nearby. Two tennis courts and a six hole golf course are available free of charge. There are many beautiful walks through the high country' surrounding the park, with spectacular views of the lake Wyangala, the dam wall and the large expanses of grazing land this area is noted for. Modern amenities are situated throughout the park offering hot showers, septic toilets and laundries.
Disabled facilities are also available.
A well stocked Kiosk supplies food, petrol, ice and bottled gas. Nine self-contained cabins accommodate up to 6 persons each. A Bunkhouse and Camp Kitchen complex accommodating up to 32 persons is available for groups and functions. A band of notorious bushrangers known as 'The Ribbon Gang' used the Caves as a hideout in 1850. The gang was made up of a group of escaped convicts who were part of the Bathurst Convict Rebellion.