They are still open. I would try calling in the morning for other questions.

There is a section of zone 2 that allows waterplay and Wade fishing If there has been enough rain, the water can sometimes be deep enough to float on a mattress or tube. But it would be a short float, 3 to 5 minute It is not like a river tube float on a long, deeper river in Missouri, which could be hours or all day

The park store has rental equipment....I think they have fly rods and spin rods for rent. You could call to verify.

I know a golf cart is used by the campground host. You can probably call the ranger station in roaring river to find out.

I have never fished at Roaring River in September, but have fished at the other trout parks and yes, the fishing is still good in September. Trout fishing requires some patience and finding out what they are hitting on, but very rewarding and relaxing. I suggest being ready to cast at the opening bell. All of the trout parks that I have visited in Missouri are beautiful and stocked very well.

There are a few areas near the campground where people wade and swim. But the water is VERY cold.

I have never used the pool there. Just go to take pictures of the water/fish :)

There’s a lot of places for you to get into the water. They have swimming area or you can just go down the road to the lake and go swimming there as well.

There are a few first come, first serve sites, but it is recommended to reserve ahead of time. You can reserve up to 6 months in advance, I believe.