Radnor Lake State Park

The park is open from sunrise to sunset, 7 days a week.

No, pets are not allowed, as the park aims to protect the wildlife and ensure a peaceful environment.

No, there is no entrance fee for visitors.

Yes, the park offers guided educational tours for visitors interested in learning more about the wildlife and ecology of the area.

No, fishing is not allowed at Radnor Lake in order to preserve the natural habitat and ecosystem.

No, picnicking is not allowed at Radnor Lake to maintain the tranquility of the park.

Swimming and boating are not allowed at Radnor Lake, as it is a protected wildlife area.

Visitors may encounter deer, wild turkeys, owls, and a variety of bird species, among other wildlife.

Yes, there is a designated parking area for visitors at the park entrance.

Biking is not allowed on the trails, as the park is dedicated to preserving the natural environment.