Seasonal Update
Seasonal Update
Water: Water in the campground and picnic grounds will be turned on for the season on May 3, 2013.
Drinking Water: Water is available year-round from the hydrant north of the park office and at the hand pump in the picnic area.
Bathroom Facilities: Vault toilets are available year-round in the park. Modern bathroom facilities will be open for the season on May 3, 2013.
Showers: The shower building will be open for the season on May 3, 2013. Weather permitting, the shower building will close October 20, 2013. Facilities are wheelchair accessible.
Dump Station: The park's dump station will be open for the season on May 3. Weather allowing, it will close on October 20, 2013.
Campgrounds: The park has 62 drive-in campsites available during the regular camping season. Camping is available year-round but sites are limited in the winter. In 2013, camping will be available through October 20th.
Electric Sites: The campground has 14 electric sites. Some of these sites are available in the winter as well.
Special Notes for RV Campers: Please check site specifications carefully when making reservations as spur length varies, and not all sites in our wooded campground can accommodate slide-outs.
Reservations: Reservations are taken from April 1 - October 20. Reservations for campsites can be made a year in advance. Reservations are recommended for electric sites on weekends during the spring, summer and fall camping seasons.
Contact Notes: Best time to contact the park:
Winter: Monday through Sunday: 9 a.m to 3 p.m., depending on staff availability.
If no one is available when you call, please leave a message.
Self-registration is located at the park office.
Trail Notes: Trails are in good condition. The park has 5 miles of hiking trails and 3 miles of surfaced biking trail which is part of the 39-mile Sakatah Singing Hills State Trail. Approximately 1/3 mile of wheelchair accessible trail is also available. In winter, the park maintains 5 miles of intermediate level, groomed cross-country ski trails. Approximately 3 miles of the 39-mile-long Sakatah Singing Hills State Trail runs through the park and is available for snowmobiling in the winter. Snowshoeing is permitted anywhere in the park except on groomed trails.
Season Rentals: Canoes and kayaks will be available for rental in mid May of 2013.
