Prohibits the mandated use of credit cards at state parks, recreational facilities or historic sites

This bill prohibits state parks, recreational facilities, and historic sites from requiring visitors to use credit cards to pay fees for using their facilities or services. Instead, these locations must accept cash payments from all patrons, while still allowing them to voluntarily accept credit cards if they have an agreement with a financing agency. The law gives agencies the authority to set their own terms for accepting credit cards but explicitly bans any mandate forcing customers to use them. This change ensures that visitors have the option to pay with cash at state-managed venues.