Near the park's entrance is a statue commemorating the work done by the CCC to improve the land.

Efforts to build the statue were led by two local women, Ruth Swinney and her daughter Lisa Ebinger, as well as the Ripley County Historical Society.

[3] It is a recreation area, with fishing and boating on Versailles Lake and Laughery Creek.

This Howe truss bridge was constructed in 1885, is 176 feet (54 m) long, and although within the state park, Ripley County owns it.

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