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The United States Fish and Wildlife Service owns the majority of west side of Tea Cracker lake. The area is protected from hunting and has limited pedestrian access. The area is referred to as the Tamarack National Wildlife Refuge and is home to many different birds and animals. There is no public access to Tea Cracker Lake.
