Accessibility Facilities
Birch Creek
Headquarters
Headquarters has designated parking with sidewalk access and spacious open-air restrooms with toilet grab bars.
Day-use Area
Several pavilions have designated parking and sidewalks to the covered facilities. These facilities require reservations. The restroom in this area has some accessible features, including fold-down shower seats and grab bars for toilets and showers.
Seven picnic sites have designated parking, a paved sidewalk to and around the picnic table, and a raised grill.
Campsites
Birch Creek has eight water and electric campsites with accessible features, including sidewalks from parking and around the sites, and raised grills. Several sites are close to restrooms with some accessible features, like fold-down shower seats and bars for the toilets and showers. However, the restrooms are small and navigation will be difficult for large wheelchairs.
Two of the equestrian campsites with water have some accessible features.
Group Hall
The group hall has designated accessible parking, sidewalks throughout the facility, raised grills and a few raised fire pits. A sidewalk leads down to a picnic table with a view of the lake.
Bathrooms are small and not accessible.
This hall is surrounded by paved campsites with paved access to the group hall. There are 14 RV sites with water and electric hookups. The six sites with water only are not paved throughout.
Trails
The .4-mile Honeybee Hill Trail is level with compacted gravel and dirt surface that might work for some wheelchairs and scooters. The beginning of the Trailway has similar conditions.
Nails Creek
Nails Creek Unit’s headquarters and restroom and the restroom in the Cedar Creek Camping area have some accessible features.
Visit the park virtually by exploring our 360° photos. For more information about trails and the park’s points of interest, visit the trails information page.
Conditions can change quickly. Contact the park for more information and to ask about the status of particular accessible features.
