As you drive or walk through the park, you will see mountain laurel, rhododendron, sugar maple, white and red oak, birch, cherry, tulip poplar and hemlock trees. There is a small stand of old growth hemlock on the Hemlock Hiking Trail. Wildlife includes white-tailed deer, raccoon, woodchuck, red, gray and fox squirrels, skunk, mink, muskrat, opossum, rabbit, turkey, ruffed grouse, ring-necked pheasant, bobwhite quail, and a variety of other birds and animals. Laurel Hill Lake, a 63-acre attraction is the focal point of the park. Trail systems throughout the park invite you to hike and explore the park and observe a diversity of plants and wildlife.

• Hike the Hemlock Trail through a beautiful stand of old growth hemlock.
• Anglers: test your abilities against bass, trout, catfish, suckers, bluegill, perch, crappies and sunfish in the lake.
• Ponder the remains of a logging railroad, like a wooden cross-tie or a rusty rail spike, along the Tramroad Trail. This railroad hauled logs from the mountains to a sawmill located at Humbert near Confluence, Pennsylvania.