Sesquicentennial State Park

Yes.

Go to the sesquicentennial web sight or call the park office

Yes, there is parking close to the lake.

I don't think it's a good idea.

Any time or any day. The Sesqui is open Monday to Sunday 9am to 6pm office.

They are open

I dk i just hope you can read

They have campers throughout the area so yes I'm pretty sure you can.

I have not had problems with verizon there

You will have to contact the park for that.

I have camped there several times. I have never seen a cabin for rent. Only campsites and shelters.

No, just a splash pad.

There is no bike rental...but its a good idea!

Yes

Yes

The splash pad or paddle boat thing but to many cry baby to allow swimming anymore

It is $6.50 per adult and $3.50 per child. We go fishing and have lunch. They have picnic tables and playgrounds. Also a Waterpark we haven't explored yet.. We had my brothers party here every year as children. Worth every penny!

Yep. There are a few bathrooms and a few water fountains.

You will have to contact the park the reason was I was there I attendeday party for one of my grand kids this is my first time there.

To answer your question well I was walking thru the park I had asked a couple of the fisherman at the lake said they were catching to keep

If you plan on visiting the state parks often it's worth getting the 12 month pass for $100

Your just paying for the parking

No. Its a beautiful park, however no venues as such.

I've fished there a few times . Had a good catch each time .

6.00 adults 3.50 kids Yes they have paddle boats not sure of cost. They also have a splash pad for children.

There is also an entrance through Polo Road recreation center that is a great trail. I walk it with my 3 kids.

Yes, it on their website

Bike and hiking trails are still open and if you have a fishing license I think the pond is still open for fishing

Yes open for camping. Other amenities closed.

I'm going to say no, but I don't know for certain.

Yes. There are horse trails. check in at the main office before riding.

Yes it is!

Not very close

Yes or you can rent a variety of watercraft

2pm check-in and 12pm checkout

Yes, the price changes according to the date and season. Go to their website and select the dates you want and the prices will be listed. However, it seems to be around $35 a night.

Splash pad is free with park admission.

Prices very depending on how early you request the sight and how busy they will be and what day of the week you book it

Yes. Once you have paid for admittance to the state park, access to the splash pad is free.

Yes you can take your own paddle boats, canoes, and kayaks.

Yes, both rustic and regular sites.

Not sure was last year this time

No sorry. But they have them next to their office

About 150 miles or 2.5 hours

That's a good question. When i went i didn't see anything about trailer costs. Best way to find out would be to call and ask them i guess.

$30 roughly per site and 2 tents per site

Pretty safe and peaceful place. Should be able to leave in a bench or table.

Quiet time is 10pm to 6am.

$5 adults,3.25 seniors and military,3.00 5-12 year olds,younger children free.

Yes they are open year round. Suggest you make a reservation.

Yes. There's a dog park. Need to bring shot records and dog with you for a pass. Check out their website for more info.

Adults need a fishing license, children do not.

Not sure. My site had 30/20amp check the website.

It varies depending on when you are camping. Check the website for the date and site you would like to use.

Depends on the trail you take. I've only been on one of them and wouldn't call it hard.

I don't think they had any live bait

Yes

Yes they do take

They have several picnic areas with grills.

The fee at the gate is $3 per person. Anything else, you'll need to call the ranger's office to confirm.

It's open now.

There is a small office section where you rent it in front of the dock.

2 to 3 . They have paddle boats as well

I wouldn't with the threat of snakes.

No they don't

Yes

They have a splash pad, but no swimming pool. There is also a lake for fishing, canoeing, and paddleboating, but no swimming.

Like $3.00-_but its worth it!!

If you want to visit frequently or with a car full of people, the basic Palmetto Park Pass ($50) can pay for itself quickly.

Yes

To have a birthday party with out useing one of the covered buildings just cost to get in. To use a covered building i think it was 125 and you need to make the reservation well in advance...or you can show up and hope no one is already using it and use it for free.