Don't miss these special features. The East Leota Cove Area gives angles a chance to test their skill on walleye and saugeye gathering in a limestone spawning bed just offshore. On the park's west end, the Branded Cedar Horse Trail is a 7.5 mile trip through grassland and woods. It is a good area for wildlife watching. Two vintage 19th century buildings are preserved in the park.
Wildlife watching is an exciting treat.
Food plots and a waterfowl refuge have been established to enhance this opportunity. In addition to the park's namesake, pheasant, canada geese, wild turkey, badger and mule and white-tailed deer can be observed. Reservable sites are available. Shower and restroom facilities are located throughout the park, as are two RV dump stations. Water is available form April15 through October 15.