Woods Island State Park is a remote 125-acre island accessible only by private boat with five primitive tent campsites dispersed around the shoreline connected by a 2-mile trail system.

There are no docks; visitors must beach their boat or anchor off rocky shores, with composting toilets and fire rings at each site but no potable water.

Excellent for fishing and swimming, the island offers a backcountry experience requiring visitors to pack all gear in and out, with reservations required and a 2-night minimum for advance bookings.