Featherstone Memorial Park is home to five cozy, small cabins, and two large spacious cabins which visitors love. Located just yards from the water's edge of North Twin Lake, these cabins offer stunning views. The smaller cabins comfortably accommodates six guests. The larger two cabins comfortably accommodate eight guests and come with some added perks. Check out out "facilities" page for a more in depth look at these cabins or to book one! 

Featherstone Memorial Park offers canoeing and kayaking access to the 453 acre, North Twin Lake. The easiest access to the lake is offered by the concrete boat ramp at the south end of the campground. If the boat ramp is not a desirable access to the lake for you adventurers out there, then Calhoun County Conservation does have another access at the Treman Park Beach for canoes and kayaks.

Bank and boat fishing is available along this 11 acre pond. While the shallows are currently swamped in cattails, Calhoun County Conservation is working on removing sections of this semi-aquatic plant to help open up the waterside.

Bank fishing is accessible all along the eastern edge of Featherstone Memorial Park. A boat ramp allows access to the beautiful, 453 acre North Twin Lake. Fish species at this lake include, but are not limited to: Bigmouth Buffalo, Black Bullhead, Black Crappie, Bluegill, Channel Catfish, Common Carp, Freshwater Drum, Walleye, and Yellow Bass.

The Twin Lake Trail encircles the entirety of North Twin Lake. Along the way are such sites as Twin Lakes State Park, Gutz Prairie, Treman Park and Featherstone Memorial Park. This 7 mile, paved trail is great for walking and biking, offering stunning views of North Twin Lake as you go.