Jackson F. Kimball State Recreation Site offers a primitive 10-site campground (first-come, first-served) at the headwaters of the Wood River, featuring vault toilets, picnic tables, and fire rings but no potable water.

The site provides access to paddling on the Wood River with more challenging conditions than nearby Spring Creek, including underwater obstacles, shallow sandbars, and tight turns, plus a scenic trail connecting the campground to the spring source.

The park operates seasonally (typically May-November, weather dependent) at 4,211 feet elevation in the Cascade Mountains near Crater Lake.