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Addison Oaks is a 1,140-acre natural oasis close to home where visitors can recreate for the day, camp under the stars or explore the park’s rich history. Campers can stay on individual sites or in group camping areas, yurts or cabins. Activities include a 20+ mile trail system for hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking and winter fat tire biking; swimming, boat/kayak and bike rentals, disc golf, fishing, geocaching, picnicking and group picnic shelters.
Park is open year-round; closed Christmas Day.
7 a.m.-9 p.m. during camping season. 8 a.m. - 30 minutes after sunset (late October-late April).
Addison Oaks-East: Year round; 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset.
A new native wildlife habitat is being installed at Addison Oaks this summer. A stretch of the shoreline along Adams Lake is being converted from sand and turf into a natural shoreline with native plants that will support bird, pollinator, turtle and fish populations. Some of the plants that will be flowering along the shoreline this summer include Blue Flag Iris, Hairy Beard Tongue and Cardinal Flower. Planned additions for next summer include new turtle nesting structures and woody
debris which support fish populations.
