The western boundary running through the park was known as the Indian boundary line and is marked by decided jogs which corresponded to the original survey line. River in 1953 created the 40-acre lake with a maximum depth of 30 feet and 2.5 miles of shoreline. Since then, the park has grown to its present size, and development and improvement of its recreational facilities has been continuous. Picnicking For family outings, what better way to spend a day than to have a picnic. Red Hills has pleasant, shaded picnic areas throughout the park, with tables and grills.
All areas are convenient to parking lots.
Facilities are handicapped accessible. Camping For longer stays, there are over 100 Class A campsites with vehicular access that provide electricity, a sanitary dump station, water and access to a modern utility building with showers and flush toilets. In addition, there is a primitive camping area and, in the north section, a youth group tent camping area. Camping permits must be obtained from the park staff. Facilities are handicapped accessible.