Three parking lots offer handy access to the river for anglers. For boaters, there is access to the Missouri at Brownville State Recreation Area, just 15 miles north of the park. Winter sports are becoming increasingly popular at Indian Cave, with its picturesque and semi-rugged terrain. Some 16 miles of trails are marked for cross-country skiing, and the best snow cover usually occurs in January and February. Since park roads are closed during the winter, they offer some excellent sledding, as do several of the steep hillsides.
Tickets are available at the Booth.
Live entertainment is provided until 7 p.m. Group camping is available to organizations, such as the Scouts, 4-H, churches, and the like. Such groups are assigned an area without electrical hookups, but there is ready access to drinking water. Groups should contact the park office in advance to make arrangements for their trip. Overnight backpackers will find several parking lots strategically located for their use. Adirondac shelters are situated on the ridges overlooking the park, while more, primitive campsites are located along the hiking trails.