Visitors Center

The Visitors Center has designated parking and sidewalks to the park office and Visitors Center.

Restrooms next to the entrance have toilet stalls with grab bars and lever handles on the sinks. In the courtyard near the entrance is a tactile model of the park’s canyons and creek/river valleys.

A sidewalk continues past the visitor center to a shaded overlook with some seating.

Pavilions

The pavilions at the Visitors Center and Lake Theo have designated parking and sidewalks leading to the pavilions and nearby restrooms. Restrooms have toilet stalls with grab bars and lever handles for the sinks.

Amphitheater

The park's Amphitheater is also wheelchair accessible and offers great views of the distant landscape from a shaded pavilion. Along the sidewalk is a tactile exhibit of bison bones embedded in a pedestal.

A person using a chair could sit on a concrete area at the top of the amphitheater to hear a speaker.

This area does not have a restroom.

Driving Tour

The park has no accessible overnight facilities. However, it would be a good place to visit during the day.

After stopping at the Visitors Center, you could take a drive through the park on a 5-mile road winding through scenic terrain. Along the way you will likely pass bison (most safely viewed from inside a vehicle).

Park at Honey Flat restrooms and take the concrete path through the prairie dog town to enjoy their antics. Enjoy a picnic in the shade of the Amphitheater and take in the dramatic scenery.