Parking:

• There are two designated day-use parking areas, one at Big Wilson Stream, and one at the Little Wilson Falls trailhead. No overnight parking in these areas.
• Overflow parking is near the vault toilet.
• Campsite parking spaces are only for overnight use.
• No parking along the road.

Day-Use:

• Open sunrise to sunset.
• Picnicking: There are two tables, one between the river and the road about 0.1 mile from Elliotsville Rd and one at the Little Wilson Falls trail head.
• Hiking: Little Wilson Falls Trail connects to the Appalachian Trail.
• Mountain Biking: Seven Ponds mountain biking trails can be accessed from both day use parking areas. Three miles of purpose-built mountain bike trails are generally 36” + wide. While the first phase of trails are not constructed for adaptive mountain biking, some may be passable. Using the International Mountain Biking Association standards, the trails are green level. Our next phase of trail construction near James Brook will include adaptive-optimized and adaptive-friendly trails as well as accessible parking and facilities.  **Please note there are currently no trail signs on mountain bike trails. Walking is allowed on mountain bike trails.
• Carry-in, carry-out. Leave no trace.
• No fires or camping permitted in day use areas.
• Well behaved dogs with responsible owners are welcome on leash, must be attended to at all times and be cleaned up after.
• Maine fishing laws apply.

Camping:

• Camping is only allowed at the 6 designated campsites.
• Sites are user-maintained and first-come, first-serve. Each site allows a maximum of 8 people. There are no reservations. Ten-day maximum stay.
• Campsites are for walk-in tenting, with parking for 1-2 vehicles.
• 1 well-behaved leashed dog is allowed per party. 
• Everything is Carry-in, Carry-out including cigarette butts, toilet paper and dog waste. Deal properly with human waste and follow Leave No Trace practices. Protect watersheds - wash dishes away from streams.
• Each campsite has a fire ring and picnic table. Campfires are only permitted in designated fire rings at designated campsites. A Maine Forest Service Campfire permit is required. To get a permit, call (207) 827-1800  M-F 8-4 pm.
• For the health of our forests, firewood must be purchased from less than 50 miles away. No cutting, damaging or burning of live trees or vegetation. 
• Fires should be small, attended, and cold to the touch before being left unattended. 

Call 911 if you have an emergency.