Many have swimming beaches, boat accesses, and nature trails. They are regularly patrolled by security personnel. A camping fee is charged at these facilities. Reservations are not required or accepted. Campgrounds that charge a fee have at least one accessible campsite with a level surface, accessible picnic table and fire ring.
Accessible paths lead from the campsite to a well and accessible vault toilet.
Other types of camp sites are available at no charge. These include boat-in sites and more remote sites that are commonly used by hunters and berry pickers. Most of these do not have other amenities or accessible features. State forest campgrounds do not have electric hookups or showers. Most drinking water is provided from hand-pumped wells.