A children's discovery area provides opportunity to handle furs, antlers, fossils, and other artifacts. Two miles of hiking trails exist around the nature center. The center is managed by the Woodbury County Conservation Board. Four open shelters are available and may be reserved for a fee. Picnic areas are located throughout the park and many offer beautiful views of the Loess Hills and surrounding area.
Picnic areas contain tables and grills for use by the public.
A day-use lodge may be reserved for a fee from May 1 through September 15. The Stone lodge is used for picnics, receptions, and family reunions. The lodge contains a refrigerator, microwave, and modern restrooms. Contact the park manager to make a reservation. Camping permits are obtained by self-registration at the campground.