The rattlesnake is the only venomous reptile in the area, but it is rather shy and rarely seen. Birds of many different varieties, such as golden and bald eagles, and several types of hawks and owls, are common in this area. Smaller birds, such as woodpeckers, jays, blackbirds and sparrows, also live here. In spring and fall, ducks and geese frequent the area. Climate Summers are generally warm and dry with daytime temperatures occasionally reaching 90 degrees Fahrenheit, while evenings are cool and comfortable.
Winter brings heavy snow at times, and temperatures can drop well below freezing.
When this occurs, the reservoir freezes over. A campground with 19 sites is situated next to Indian Creek Reservoir. These sites are suitable for recreational vehicles up to 30' or tents. The restroom has flush toilets and hot showers. Drinking water and a sanitary dump station are provided.