The tower is three stories tall. The doorways and windows are open; without doors, glass, boards, or any means to prevent entrance. The wooden stairways and floors inside the tower are a little creaky but safe enough to walk on. The third floor has a ladder which goes up through a trapdoor in the roof, and a small hole in the wall that leads into a loft above part of the second floor. The roof is safe to walk on and has hand rails around the edges. The backside of the tower has a small shed sort of building attached, and there is another cinder block shed-like building nearby.

Following the dirt road past the tower and along the base of the landfill for a short ways, we find ourselves at some type of shooting range. The shooting range seems to still be used on occassion, as in one trash barrel we found a newspaper dated to about two months prior to our visit to the site. There is also a small building here, which seems to be used as an office and storage space for the shooting range. We found it unlocked, with just a wooden latch to hold the door shut. There was nothing of much interest inside the place, no arms or ammo left behind. Just a few paper targets, chairs, a desk, some tables, empty file cabinets/lockers, and a poster about Glock handguns.