There are several historical buildings throughout and surrounding the park lands. There are foundations and other reminders of the slate industry on the trails and other nearby areas. The park and the general surrounding areas were known for the slate industries of the 1800's and early 1900's. There are a total of 66 campsites, which are really 56 campsites and 10 lean-tos. At each site, there is a picnic table and a fire ring or cement fireplace.
Some sites are more private or secluded than others.
For example, sites 37 or 33 are fairly private. The most popular and desired sites are actually the lean-tos that are located right along the shores of Lake Bomoseen. These are booked for much of the summer early in advance, with campers reserving as early as January. The bathrooms are generally clean, and are well maintainted with the exception of the occasional wet grass that gets tracked in or whatnot. In addition to campsites, there is a shelter and a general day-use area.