Hiking, backpacking, equestrian and mountain bike trails in Lee Creek Valley; fully equipped Civilian Conservation Corps cabins; cafe, playground, pool, RV and tent camping, swimming pool, nature and interpretive programs. Pets must be leashed at all times. Horse camp has sites with water, electricity, bathhouse and access to the horse trails. The valley's crevices, caves, bluffs, ravines, rock shelters and crevices provided excellent hiding places for outlaws waiting for the Buttefield Overland Mail Stage Line (1858-1861) which passed through the area. The park's overnight hiking trail is named for it These same routes were also used by Confederate insurgents as a staging area for conducting raids on Union Army supply lines.