No camping, fires, or alcoholic beverages are allowed and there are no areas for swimming or boating in the Bioreserve.

• Be sure to bring food, water, a map, and a compass

• Wear sturdy footwear and adequate clothing

• Wear blaze orange during the hunting season

• Use insect repellent

Most Bioreserve trail intersections are numbered and marked. Frequently check your location on the map and take note of landmarks to help you find your way. If you become lost, don’t panic. Sit down, remain calm, and try to retrace your steps with the help of the map. A few moments of thought will most likely help you regain your route. Take care when walking across public roads and utility easements sure to add any relevant details or information that you want to share with your visitors.

On occasion, a trail may lead to a private residence or may cross private property. Please respect the rights of the property owners. Avoid approaching houses. Stay on trails when crossing 
private tracts.

Splash/wading pool with spray features open late June to Labor Day. Facility is zero-entry, 
handicapped accessible (3200 sq. ft. – depth 1.5 ft.). Staff and lifeguard on duty as available.
• Public restrooms, handicapped accessible
• Open-air pavilion (20’x60’) available in day-use area
• Picnic tables and freplaces
• Special-use permits available
• Self-guided trail, downloadable trail map available

Fourteen designated parking areas are available 
throughout the Bioreserve.