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For a more challenging hike, head to the park's Upper Falls Trail. This 5.8-mile round trip hike will take you through old-growth forests and up to a beautiful waterfall with a natural swimming hole. Be sure to pack your swimsuit if you plan on taking a dip!

After the hike, cool off at the park's swimming beach. The beach is located on the park's lake and has a roped-off area for swimmers. There are also several picnic tables and grills for those who want to have a cookout.

As the sun sets, head back to the lake for some stargazing. The park's location in a rural area makes it a great spot for viewing the night sky.

Take a break from hiking and explore the park's history at the Pioneer Farm Museum. The museum is located within the park and features exhibits on the area's logging and farming history.

Spend the afternoon at the park's disc golf course. The course has 18 holes and is great for beginners and experienced players alike.

End the day with a relaxing campfire at one of the park's campsites. The park has several campgrounds to choose from, all with fire pits and picnic tables.

Get an early start and head to the park's horse camp. The park has over 10 miles of horse trails, and the horse camp provides easy access to the trails. If you don't have your own horse, there are several local outfitters that offer guided trail rides.

After the ride, head back to the park's lake for some kayaking or canoeing. The park has several rental options available, including single and double kayaks and canoes.

End the day with a relaxing dinner at the park's restaurant, The Falls Cafe. The cafe serves up classic American fare and has a great selection of beers on tap.

Spend the morning fishing at the park's lake. The lake is stocked with trout and bass, so there's plenty of options for fishermen of all levels.

After fishing, head to the park's archery range for some target practice. The range has several targets and is a great place for beginners to learn the sport.

Finish off the day with a sunset hike to the park's Lower Falls. The falls are a short, easy hike from the park's entrance and are a beautiful spot to watch the sun go down.