The fall season, when the aspens turn a bright yellow color, is particularly beautiful. During the winter, some trails may be closed because of snow and ice. There is one campground in the park, located just west of the visitor center. This is a primitive campground with 13 sites and no water, a 21-foot limit, but no fee. Interpretation programs are held here during summer months.
Water is available at the visitor center.
The nearest overnight places to stay are in Fry Canyon , which is 26 miles west on Utah Hwy. 95, and have very limited accommodations. The town of Blandings is 68 miles from the park and has more in the way of motels and restaurants, as well as RV parks. There are also picnic tables, dump station, fishing and boating. The home was converted to a bed and breakfast facility in 1989.