Park Facilities



Fully Accessible Lean-tos
All of our lean-tos are fully accessible either by ramp or by transfer from a wheelchair and are equipped with a fold-down bed, fireplace and picnic table. We have picnic sites for those that choose to come for the day or just want a quiet spot away from it all to enjoy their lunch.Accessible Hiking Trails
Our network of miles of trails will give you the opportunity to take a nature hike or just find a quiet place in the woods to watch which of nature's creatures pass by.When you get to the Osprey Point overlook be sure to stop and see if our resident osprey family is at home. They've been living on Grampus Lake for over 18 years, and one of our friendly staff may stop by to answer your questions.
Fun on the Water
If you're a person that likes being around the water, we have that too. Our canoe/kayak loading dock has removable wood bumpers and a carpeted deck to make transferring into your boat easy and comfortable. The ramp at the end of the dock allows people to easily move their chair onto our pontoon boat for a ride around the lake to see the loons or even to go fishing in deeper water. If you would rather fish from shore, our fishing dock contains a set of higher rails, allowing you to lean your fishing rod against them while you bait your hook.Environmentally Consience
Here at International Paper John Dillon Park we try to tread lightly upon the earth. All of our electricity comes from solar power, and every site has a modern, low-impact latrine with a composting toilet.Bring your family, an old friend, or get together with new friends and come to John Dillon Park for a day of picnicking, hiking and nature study. You can even plan an overnight stay in one of our spacious lean-tos!
