Reiff Park

The eastern one-third of the park is developed for recreational purposes such as camping and picnicking.  The eastern section has a large enclosed shelterhouse, 2 smaller open air shelters, campground with 7 sites, a playground and a small pond. The western two-thirds of the park is undeveloped and managed as a wildlife area. A large evergreen plantation, hardwood plantings and native grass plots makes up the majority of the western 2/3. There are plenty of hunting and fishing opportunities for the outdoor enthusiast to partake in.  The Boyer River is home to a variety of pan fish, bullheads and  channel catfish. Bluegill can also be found in the small pond. Hunting for whitetail deer, ringneck pheasants, rabbits and other small game can be sought after during the appropriate seasons.  Trapping small game such as mink, beaver, & muskrat along the river is another favorite activity taken place at Reiff Park.