Camping, RV hookups with electrical, water, sewer, cable TV, showers, WiFi hotspot and dump station. Shelters, picnic area, grills, boat launch, DNR floating fishing dock, boat docks, fish cleaning facility, playground, basketball court, unique outdoor sand bottom filtered pool, and bike path. Gift shops, sand volleyball, tennis court, restaurants and casino nearby.

In April 1980, Governor Quie signed a bill making the Canadian National Station a state historical site. In December 1981, Marvin families donated $25,000 to purchase the building in memory of George and Almina Marvin. Restoration began November 1983. The depot was dedicated and opened to the public on July 4, 1985. The oak doors, window casings, and woodwork are restored from the original building, as is the counter at the office window. The public washroom doors are from the original building. The depot now serves as the Warroad City Office center. The depot is also on the National Register of Historical Places.

The focus of Folk School Warroad is to provide learning experiences in art, culture, local history, traditional crafts and exploration and enjoyment of local natural resources.