From the town of Waterville, take Le Sueur County Road 131 around the north side of Sakatah Lake. Continue on 99 until you cross over a bridge that divides upper and lower Sakatah Lake. Take Le Roy until you get to a T. Turn right on to Hwy 60 and proceed to the park. It is expected that this detour will be in effect until the end of October according to Dept. of Transportation. The cottonwood leaves are also at peak yellow color.
Most maples are ay peak as well.
Stiff goldenrod, New England aster, and round-headed bush clover are still blooming. The park campground is closed this fall due to sewer system upgrades. Please use the self-registration station to purchase a vehicle permit when the office is closed. Boat and canoe rental has ended for the season. The paved trail offers hikers, bikers, skiers, and snowmobilers beautiful scenery through Minnesota's hardwoods.