States with senior camping discounts?

Google says:
SENIOR DISCOUNTS

RoyB wrote:
Google says:
SENIOR DISCOUNTS

that listing is sort of vague. some specify residents only, others don't say but I would bet a lot of them are residents only even if that list doesn't say so. I would email the states of interest to be sure.
bumpy

Missouri and Oklahoma do. I have found most states require one to be a resident.

Any substantial discount for seniors requires you be a resident. At least that is what I have found in my travels.

Missouri - includes nonresidents.

Missouri's discount is 2 dollars per night for seniors aged 65 and older.

Discount on what?

Some Oklahoma state parks discount some camping fees, as do some tribal parks, but it is not like 1/2 off the entire bill, you'll likely pay full on the extras above basic fee. Federal, county, municipal parks have their own rules.

Senior discount on hunting and fishing licenses are for residents only, and game tags and special permits (like trout, sturgeon, certain birds) may be full fee.

Fairs and expositions, some discount for all seniors, some discount for nobody.

Restaurants, theaters, sports events, the senior discounts are for all seniors, each has their own rules for qualification, and you usually have to ask.

Haircuts? Sometimes, but not often, not even if you don't have much hair left to cut.

Georgia

That is why I almost NEVER stay in a SP.. COE, BLM, NFS and National Parks give me 50% off. That is $10.00 to $15.00 at most campgrounds with Water and Electrical. If not water, they have a fill - dump site at the campground

We received senior discounts in both Kentucky and Georgia within the last month. These were weekdays.
Unless Illinois has changed, we were camp hosts there in 2010, discounts are for residents only Sun-Thursday.