The campsite fee portion is refundable if cancelled within 2 days. The visitor center is located in Almo, Idaho. Brochures, climbing guides, historic trail information, camping information, Community Sharing Exhibits, books and gifts are available. There are about 20 miles of hiking, biking, and horse trails within the reserve. Access to the reserve is on about 9 miles of dirt roads from the Almo entrance and about 17 miles from the Oakley entrance.
Programs are available upon request for groups with advance notice.
Check with the visitor center or at the Bath Rock kiosk for program dates, times, and place. Star gazing, horse-shoeing, dutch oven cooking, nature, history and photography hikes, and climbing demonstrations are a sample of scheduled programs. Three group sites are available with a maximum capacity of 50 and a minimum of 25. There is one potable water source in the reserve. Most of the campsites among the rock formations are accessed from the road.