Currently undergoing some upgrade work for RV parking but most still accessable.
The small centre is free to enter for locals and is informative for kids and adults on the wildlife in the area.
The staff member on was great and interacted well with our grandkids and showed them some of the detail and explained about the animals.
You can walk down to see the dam and the river that flows away under the bridge.
You can walk round the lake and up the river and there are some seating areas.
It was mid November when we visited so most plants had died back but it's still a pleasant walk.
The parking area has a number of enclosures housing rescued animals that can't be returned to the wild, and the rear field has a number of Bison in it.
Keep a eye out over head as we saw a pair of bald eagles circling. In the trees are a number of other small birds.
There's a small kids play area and you can walk your dog on a lead but not near the animal enclosures.
Not sure about the detail on the RV park but it's kitted out with barbeques etc.
Parking is easy however not sure if there would be enough for summer season.