Visitors should bring binoculars to help in viewing the pictographs. A self-guided history trail and pamphlet are available. Camping is not allowed, and pets must be on a leash. Groups need advance reservations. Top of Page Lake Elmo This popular lake in Billings Heights is used for swimming, fishing, non-motorized and electric powered boating, sailing, sailboarding, sunbathing, and picnicking.
Lifeguards supervise the swimming area during summer months.
Concession services include food, beverages, sundries and watercraft rentals. Top of Page Chief Plenty Coups Chief Plenty Coups' homestead also includes a museum, the medicine spring and a memorial to his peace efforts and the Plains Indians. A spacious picnic area is fully developed with tables, grills, restrooms and drinking water. Take I-90 Exit 447, turn south on Highway 416 following signs to Pryor, then go one mile west of Pryor. A brochure is available at local information centers and at the site.