The area is about 93 percent forested with oak, maple, hickory, and other native species.

LaBarque Creek, glades, tree plantations, and open fields provide diverse wildlife habitat.

The 2.5-mile (4.0 km) Taconic Loop Trail winds along LaBarque Creek, and there are two man-made fishing ponds stocked with bass and bluegill.

The area is recommended for hunting, fishing, nature study, outdoor photography, picnicking and frogging (in season).

No camping, horseback riding, target shooting, open fires, or swimming is permitted.