Although hook-ups are not available, RVs are welcome in sites where they fit. Canoe and rowboat rentals are available at the campground for use on Beaver Pond. A small beach and swimming area reserved for campers only are located adjacent to the campground. For those interested in learning more about our natural and human history , a trip to the museum complex, located in the park, one-half mile from the toll booth, is a must. The 4-H Nature Center features exhibits of the natural history of the park.
Interpretive programs are regulary throughout the summer season.
Most of the museums are housed in historic CCC buildings. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Bear Brook Camp is one of the most complete camps remaining intact and in use in the country. The museums are open at various times throughout the summer. The Museum of Family Camping is open daily from late May through mid-October. Group-Use Bear Brook is a popular group destination with many ponds, streams and trails for exploration.