Milford State Park

Yes they do. We had ten people and rented a pontun boat at the beginning of summer.

Yes you can at the marina.

Yes they do

No prob

It's not a good year for dogs in the lake

Milford state park has camping in primitive areas with bathrooms close

Yes, but leashes and tie ups are required

Yes, a fee depends on the site you select. A primitive site is $10 which does not have any utilities. An electric site is $19 and has electricity. A water and electric site is $21. There is a per transaction fee of $3. Additionally the campsite fees above are per night per camping unit. Finally, there is a $5 per day vehicle pass. Unless your vehicle has the Kansas passport tag (only $15.50 for an entire year of vehicle access; this is purchased when you pay or renew your tags each year).

No

Yes

Cabin has a water spigot attached to them. Have to bring your own hose.

Usual you pay for each additional tent

Yes you can, just have to pay camp site fee

I love the jet ski cove area

Should be able to, unless they have changed things over the years. I used to shoot fireworks off growing up and though out the years.

I was camping at Milford a couple weeks ago and noticed they have trails marked for walking, bicycle, and horseback riding so I would assume yes. I did notice one woman unloading a horse from a trailer while I was was there. You may want to call park and ask though as I do not know for sure

Yes

If it's open it does.. the public one was still closed..but they have a new water park in the state side..

No swimming

No

What are act's?

Shoreline were all pretty rough last month when we were there from high waters

You can purchase a day pass for $20 or $25. Can't remember which

Ask to the park ranger.

Yes....the parks pass just gets you entrance into the park...campsites are extra but it is a beautiful park and well worth the camping fees.

It's for the whole year it's $35 camper permits armoire handicap permits are less

No public showers.

Yes they are open in winter it's a great place worth the visit

https://ksoutdoors.com/State-Parks/Locations/Milford/Cabins

Yes

Yes... Good time to camp...no crowds...fish biting good

Yes...eagle ridge has a horse camping area...im not sure about horse specific primitive camping

Park is run by "hosts" who live on the grounds and are nice but not exactly full service professionals. Website is very helpful if you want a cabin but its almost always safe to show up, even if you just use the self-pay stations and stay at a camp spot.