Development includes a shelter house, picnic tables and grills, bathrooms with shower facilities, a swimming area with a sandy beach, a playground area, and 53 camping sites with water and electricity, plus additional area for tenting, and a dump station for campers. Firewood is available upon request. The Park is open from the first of May through the fall, maintenance personal and the entry station being staffed on a daily basis. A man-made fish pond is part of the campground for youngsters to try their luck at fishing. Talcot Lake provides Northern Pike, Perch, Crappies, Walleye, and bullheads for those interested in fishing, and the park has a fish cleaning facility.
Fishing bait is available in near-by towns.
The lake is enjoyed by water skiing enthusiasts, and there are fishing docks, and a boat launching pad. There are no developed trails in the park, but deer, geese, ducks, mink, and other wildlife can be seen in the area.