Lackawanna State Park

The guy who rented the kayaks retired, so you can rent them anymore

They have them both at the picnic and camping areas

Yes

Pool was open over last weekend.

Yes. Baggies please.

I use All Trails, there are some decent trails if you have the bike for it. Rocky and roots in many places

Yes the main entrance to the park.

6 or 7 a person

What is pool hours and is it $6 all the time even weekends?

No. Electric motor only. There are 2 boat launches on the lake for better access.

Of course it has several lakes filled with turtles

Yes

Nope no salmon

I wasn't quite sure so I found this info on pa fishing online: Lake Erie, Lake Wallenpaupack and Raystown Lake are the primary lakes for salmon fishing in PA, Tributary rivers flowing into these lakes are also likely to contain salmon, especially during the spawn.

Haven't seen any signs to the derogatory

No I never seen any I cant help you

Yes

Electric motors only. Boat must be registered.

Cheap

It's a beautiful place, go and enjoy

I don't know but it sounds great

I think so, the pool place is good

No swimming in the lake, the pool is $6 for adults, you can rent a kayak or paddle boat and fish on the lake

You can fish before the sunrise so I wouldn't see why you couldn't fish at night

Yes when the pool is open and running

Only wifi at the pavilion. You have to scan a QR code on the sign to get access.

I can't say for sure but when we camped there, there were some that looked easily that long.

There are charcoal grills in all picnic areas

Yes they do.

Dont know about stocked but they are in there

I know they have paddle boats, not sure what else

Yes, you can fish. No, but adults do need a valid fishing license.

I had good luck using email otherwise you flag down the rangers you find. :)

No just a dam and a few stream's

All prices r on there web site but they normally go first

Ty Lisa and Robyn

11am to 7pm and yes $6

I'm not sure sorry

Yes there is a boat rental near the pool complex and they have kayak rentals. They are a private concession and should be open this Saturday, May 26 at 11 am. I'm not sure of their 2018 rates, but last year they were approximately $15 per hour for a kayak rental.