Recreation
- Boating: The park has a public boat ramp and four rental canoes.
- Camping:
- Shaded campground with 62 sites and one camper cabin.
- Two primitive group camps accessible by road at the east end of the park.
- Camping area for travelers on the Sakatah Singing Hills State Trail.
- Fishing: There is a fishing pier near the picnic area.
- Trails: There is a total of 39 miles (63 km) of trails in the park, most of them well-shaded.
- Sakatah Singing Hills State Trail (hiking/biking/roller-blading/snowmobiling)
- Oak Tree/Utahu Can Trail - Hidden Pond Trail - Sumac Trail (hiking/skiing): These three trails form a loop around the center of the park.
- Big Woods/Tanka Canwitc Loop (hiking/skiing): A 1km loop accessible from either of the trail systems listed above.
- Wahpekute Trail (hiking): The least developed trail in the park runs right along the lakeshore.
- Timber Doodle Trail (hiking/skiing): A level loop through the more exposed scrub area in the eastern part of the park.
- There is no designated swimming area in the park. The shore is quite muddy.
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