A new restroom facility is located near the parking area between the two streams. A favorite are of local trout fishermen is the area where Fall Brook runs into Silver Creek near the picnic area. Crystal clear waters provide the angler with ample opportunity to fill his creel. The streams are stocked each year during the season by the Pennsylvania Fish Commission. Above the picnic area are located hiking trails that provide access to giant hemlock trees.
Trails also overlook the three falls on Fall Brook Stream hundreds of feet below.
Although this area provides some shorter trails, the country dirt roads are also available for those taking a longer trek. Common game species are turkey, ruffed grouse, rabbit, and whitetail deer. The park was first conceived of during the 1960s when local conservation-oriented citizens learned that the property was for sale by James Wheaton whose family had owned the land since 1848. The Natural Conservancy purchased the land with the assurance the state would buy it from them at a later date. Much folklore and history are associated with the salt spring.