More than 200 species of birds have been recorded here, including the pine grosbeak, common loon, willow ptarmigan and ruffed grouse. The boreal owl is a frequent nester in Butter Pot. There are 126 campsites equipped with picnic table, fireplace, garbage can and vehicle space, and there is a group campsite. Trout are plentiful in the park's ponds. Certain regulations apply, so see the park staff for more information.
Boat rentals are available in the park.
The park has an extensive trail system. The trails begin near campsite number 58. A five-minute walk takes you to a scenic lookout. Your efforts will be rewarded, from the 1,000-foot summit the view is fantastic. Caution should be exercised in the vicinity of Butter Pot Hill because of the steep cliffs.