Frances Slocum State Park

Yes pets must be leashed and owner cleans up after their pet.

$25 /hr

Yes

Sun rise to sunset 7 days a week all year round

Yes

Call the park office and ask

Anytime, there are no gates that close or anything like that. Just use common sense about being quiet if it is really late at nite when people are sleeping.

Yes,they got kayaks for rent

I would bring your own food. There are nice places to sit and relax

Yes you can. There is a grass area around the pool where you can place an umbrella.

Yes, just please pickup after them. Also check them for Ticks after the walk....a tick shot from your vet might be a good idea no matter where you walk you dog!

Yes

Everything is first come first serve basis

Multiple "charcoal only" disposal bins located throughout the park. There should be one relatively close to every grill.

They vary a little about $12 per hour.

Yes they have camper spots and water station

Yes, they are in! Happy ⛵

Man power, or trolley motor ONLY keeping water and air clean. Leave no trace. That means clean your mess, your mom doesn't work here.

Good question. The park generally only uses Job Jonny's in the winter time and they are connected to the parks septic system.

No. The full answer is on the DCNR website. But short answer is only at approved areas

I have never seen anyone riding a horse there

yes

Yes...and seniors (65 +) can get free licenses..

I know they have normal outlets at some of the pavilion. Not sure if they offer anything larger than that. Edit:Sorry now I figured you mean for campers. Yes they have 50. But only certain sites

The only discount I'm aware of is the pool price if you're camping.

All of them don't. But the main ones do.

There is a lake with no swimming. There isn't a river.

There is a part of Francis Slocum that looks like a cave, and it's a Historic Rock Shelter.

They have a campground yes

Yes , at every site.

Only small electric fishing motors are allowed.

Yes it's a facility entrance fee. I think it's $5 or $6

Yes you have to pay

There is no fees to take a shower or

No swimming allowed in the lake so no beaches. Sorry.

From casino, take 115 to 309 to carverton rd. Turn left at carverton rd, 6 miles then turn left onto 8th st, go 1.5 miles make a left onto mt.olivet rd then left into the park after about a mile.

I was there this morning...there is a skim coat of ice on most of the lake

Some sites have electric. You need to reserve those sites specifically as there are also tent sites without electric. There are showers/bathrooms at each area in a bathhouse, and a sink to do dishes at the bathhouse.

Do you have to reserve online or can I just show up and get a sitewhat is a drive up site

What she said^^^^^^

No

I am not sure. I know you can take boats and canoes, but due to the rafts being able to deflate easily, I'm not certain. I would call the park and ask them.

No

You would have to google Frances Slocum state park get the phone number and call and ask. I dont have that answer. Iam sorry but google it and get the phone number. They are more than happy to help

Yes, few of them

That's something that I don't know you would have to contact their office and ask them.

The swimming pool schedule will be as follows: Open Memorial Day weekend, Saturday May 25th, Sunday May 26th, and Monday May 27th Closed Tuesday May 28th through Friday May 31 Open Saturday June 1 and Sunday June 2 Closed Monday June 3 through Friday June 7th Starting June 8th, the pool will be open seven days per week. All times are weather permitting. Swimming pool hours are from 11 a.m. until 6:45 p.m. Cost is $6 per person with children under 42 inches being free. We accept cash only at the pool but do offer seasonal pool passes at the park office. No glass, coolers, or alcoholic beverages are allowed in the pool area.

With Verizon, yes.

Deer trail

No

About 12 miles of hiking and 5 miles of mountain bike trails.

Yes it is.

This was taking directly from the state parks website: within the pool complex Drone Restrictions: To protect park resources, limit conflict with other park users, and avoid safety and privacy liabilities, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV), remotely piloted vehicles (RPV) or unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), all commonly referred to as DRONES, are only permitted on designated flying fields in six remote controlled airfield parks (Beltsville, Benjamin Rush, Hillman, Lackawanna, Prompton, and Tuscarora). Drones are only permitted in other PA State Parks in very limited circumstances which require a special use permit.

Glad its a no to fireworks . People go camping to get away from noise !!!!!!!!

Yes everyone that is getting in the water has to pay

I am not completely sure. I visited from Ohio. I didnt swim there more than once for five minutes because the water smells more like urine than chlorine

Contact park office

I was looking for camping prices sorry I was so vague!

Yes, But you have to get it inspected and a permit which they can do at the park office.

Yup last time i new it was $5

Yes, my parents got married there. It is a good spot for weddings, especially on the lakeside

Not all sites have electricity.

You need to have at least one adult on the campsite 18 and older

Memorial day weekend??

Ice is gone