$5 day use fee payable by credit or debit card at entrance kiosk. An annual state park pass is available online. The park was generally clean and well maintained. The pit toilets were not pleasant. There are flush toilets available that were ok. There are a variety of recreational opportunities, including hiking, bicycling, horseback riding, picnicking, bird watching, fishing and boating. We walked the Willamette Vision Educational Trail. We saw a bald eagle, two osprey, two different species of garter snake, and a variety of small birds and wildflowers. Trail appears to be old roads, mostly passing between hedgerows and ag fields. Trail is mostly level with surfaces of dirt, gravel, mulch and mowed grass. On another visit we walked the bicycle trail around the Filbert Grove Day Use Area. The route is paved. There were a few spots where low branches might be an obstruction to bicycles. There is a bench overlooking the river near the NE point of the triangular loop. We sat on the bench and observed a variety of wildlife including nesting tree swallows and red breasted sapsuckers. We also saw nesting bluebirds near the equestrian field.