There are two pavilions in Picnic Area 1 and one pavilion in Picnic Area 3. A 12-mile trail system invites the hiker to explore the park. Remains of a logging railroad, like a wooden cross-tie or a rusty rail spike, can be seen along the Tramroad Trail. This railroad hauled logs from the mountains to a sawmill located at Humbert near Confluence, Pennsylvania. A beautiful stand of old growth timber may be seen along the very popular Hemlock Trail, which is a Pennsylvania State Park Natural Area.
Year round a park environmental education specialist offers campfire programs and guided walks.
A self-guiding trail is located along Hemlock Trail. A visitor center is located in the beige farmhouse at the entrance to the campground. Contact the park office for a schedule of activities. Go to environmental education and interpretation for more information. The trail system is open daily for registered snowmobiles after the end of antlerless deer season in late December.