You drive through a gated entrance where you sign in. There is a couple who live on site and keep an eye on the place. Then drive on for about 1 km to where there are 6 cabins which you can rent, or you can camp anywhere you want. The cottages are equiped with propane. To rent a cabin costs 100 pesos a night or 1000 pesos a month .This is another dry camp situation.
Water is available, but it's a bit of a trek to go and get it.
Campers can set up in the field opposite the volleyball courts just below the cabins or you can follow some of the trails and do more remote camping. Lots of evidence of group camping. There are some track trails where one can go for walks. It looks like the government had put some money into this place but seem to be letting it go to ruin. AAA puts this park at 57 km west of Durango.