Access
The Oak Lake
Field Station is open to the public 365 days per year. Most activity at the
field station occurs during the period April through October due to severe
winter weather conditions. Individual groups may reserve the entire facility or
individual buildings at the site (Reservations ). Canoes may be
rented to permit exploration of the
Oak Lake Fees
There is no
charge for day use of station grounds. Advance reservations are required
for use of buildings, canoes and overnight accommodations. Fees are
charged for these services (see below). No hunting, off-road driving or
unauthorized collecting allowed on station grounds. Individuals or groups
wishing to use station or its facilities should contact the Department of Biology and
Microbiology.
Oak
Lake Field Station Reservation Form
Policies
Related to Use of Facilities
Policies
Related to Research Activity
|
Facility |
Academic
Daily Rate (minimum/per person) |
Non-Academic
Daily Rate (minimum/per person) |
|
Dining Hall Bunkhouse Administration Bldg Classroom Administration
Bldg Laboratory Outdoor Classroom Canoe Overnight |
$25 /$1 $15/$1 $12/$1 $12/$1 $15/$1 $5 $10/ind |
$50/$1 $30/$1 $25/$1 NA $30/$1 $15 $15/ind |
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Up to 30 people, however, if more than 30 an additional charge of $1/person
will be charged.
*Note!
Station user fees are subject to change without notice.
Questions regarding specific
activities and uses of the Oak Lake Field Station should be directed to the
field station (Director).
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*Last updated 14-Mar-08