Visitors can enjoy canoeing, boating, fishing, hiking and swimming. Special events such as guided hikes, demonstrations, films, campfire singalongs and guest speakers are provided throughout the summer. Five canoe routes wind through local waterways, across lakes with names like Flack, Helenbar, and Semiwite. Eighty kilometres long, the Little White River Canoe Route offers varied scenery and wildlife. The 32-km Ten Mile Lake Canoe Route crosses a high section of the Laurentian plateau.
Many trails wind through the forest, some providing panoramic views from elevated lookouts.
The rolling hills and valleys, the magnificent forests and the many lakes and streams in the park invite exploration and quiet, peaceful adventures in nature. Two beaches, one natural and the other developed, provide comfortable access to the pleasant waters of Semiwite Lake. As in many provincial parks, angling tips and information are available at the gatehouse. The park is gated against vehicular entry during the non-operating season. However, winter visitors are encouraged to make use of some 20 km of groomed, cross-country ski trails in the park.