Oakwood Lakes State Park has eight combined glacial lakes and offers almost every kind of land and water activity for the whole family. The park used to be a summer camp gathering place for American Indians, but was later developed after 1869. A variety of trails and shaded trees cover much of the shoreline, and there are a lot of waterfowl, turtles and other wildlife sightings near Scout Island. A $6 day use fee is required for each vehicle, and there are canoe and kayak rentals available.