There are picnic tables all around, many with barbecue grills. You can choose a river view or falls view. Some have both. Some tables are in the sun, some in shade, some are easily accessible to those with wheelchairs. There is also plenty of room to spread out a blanket.
Trails range through the park, and one leads to the top of the falls.
It is one-quarter mile long, rising 250 feet through the woods. The trail is stepped in spots with railroad ties to make the climb easier, and there are benches along the way for those in need of a rest or a few minutes of contemplation. There are spots where you can walk right to the water, so keep an eye on the little ones. Once at the top of the falls, there are further trails through the woods at the mountaintop. Dogs are allowed in the park, but they must be on a leash.