Lamine River Conservation Area offers multiple access points via Highway 50 and Route A near Otterville, with five tracts totaling 6,071 acres providing opportunities for fishing, paddling, and wildlife viewing along the Lamine River.

The area features primitive camping at designated sites (no amenities), boat access at select locations, and trails for exploration through diverse habitats including forest, wetlands, and riparian corridors.

Visitors should note that low-lying areas south of US 50 are prone to flooding and may become inaccessible after heavy rain, and the area is popular with hunters during deer and turkey seasons.