An exercise trail starts near the park office, and winds through the wooded fields for one mile. Even if you don't do the exercises, the trail is pleasant to walk and view the scenery. Deer, turkey, grouse, squirrel, rabbit, and pheasant can be found in the park and on the adjacent State Game Land 289. Snowmobile trails are closed to snowmobiling between September 25 and the day following the close of antlerless deer season, Sundays excepted. Daily snowmobiling commences the day after the close of the antlerless deer season.
Ice skating is permitted dependent upon ice conditions.
The self-guided trails do more than just identify. The stations along the trail point out how man interacts with nature, use natural products, and alters his environment. The environmental education center houses displays linking us with our past. You can learn about early farm life, and the wildlife around us. In the spring a maple syrup demonstration is held, and other programs are offered at various times.