The Visitor's Center is on the left as you approach Bridgeport, had several plant identification booklets, an assortment of postcards, a large taxidermied bear, and other animals. It was a pleasant place, well done. Surrounding the visitor's center were a restored 1920's gas station, and an old barn with very old wagons. The small cemetery a hundred yards down the historical roadway had graves of people important when the city of Bridgeport was being developed.

The old covered bridge was closed for renovation. We asked docents why they were wearing SOB signs. Their answer, Save Our Bridge.

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Two trails in this park are well known for their diverse display of wildflowers, Buttermilk Bend and Point Defiance Trails.