Types of habitats include riparian forest along the Great Miami River, upland forest, several evergreen groves, as well as spectacular wooded ravines. The park also contains segments of the Buckeye Trail, the 1200-mile loop trail that completely encircles the state of Ohio. Some remnants still remain of the Miami-Erie Canal that once passed through the area. The woods present is extensive enough to support both Kentucky and Hooded Warblers. Picnic facilities include shelters, table sites in woods or meadow, grills, and running water.
Restrooms are available.
Conoeing is permitted on the Great Miami River. Winter recreation includes sledding and cross-country skiing. Trails are open for hiking year round. Hours are 8 a.m. to dusk daily.