Top Five Things to Do
1. Stay overnight in a quaint park cottage
2. Visit the world class museum
3. Explore the nature center
4. Stroll the Audubon Wetlands boardwalk
5. Enjoy hiking over 6 miles of trails

Lodging & Camping
The park has 5 1-bedroom cottages and 1 ADA-accessible 2-bedroom cottage. Each of the 1-bedroom cottages has a king-sized bed, pull-out sofa, fireplace, living room, full kitchen, and bathroom. The fireplaces are open October 1st – April 15th. The 2-bedroom cottage has 4 queen-sized beds, 2 bathrooms, living room, and full kitchen. Tableware, cooking utensils and linens are provided. Cottages are available by late afternoon. Check out by 10 A.M., Central Time. Contact park for cottage reservations. Cottages open year-round.

The park has a 69-site campground, with a central service building housing showers and restrooms. Picnic tables, grills and a playground are also available in the camping area. Pets are allowed, if restrained.