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We appreciate your questions and feedback.
Please refer to our Frequently Asked Questions, prior to sending your inquiry, to find helpful information about NY State Parks
To contact park police for non-emergencies, please visit the park police. To report a crime, incident, or emergency in progress call 9-1-1
It may take several business days to receive a response when submitting a note through this contact form. If applicable, please reach out to a park or site directly for the fastest response. You can find 
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New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation
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	 NYS Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation
	 Albany NY, 12238
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	 NYS Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation
	 625 Broadway
	 Albany NY 12207

General Information
 518-474-0456

Press Office
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New York State Historic Preservation Office
Peebles Island Resource Center
	 P.O. Box 189
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All fees are retained if you fail to arrive and do not inform the park of a cancellation in advance.
Refunds will not be granted for events, circumstances, or decisions that are beyond the control of the Agency.

Changes or Transfers

There is a $7.25 transaction fee required to make a change to any reservation. To make any changes to your reservation you must call 1-800-456-2267 at least 1 day prior to your scheduled arrival.
Customer and/or Primary Occupant name changes are not permitted. The reservation will need to be cancelled and re-booked, and all applicable cancellation and reservation fees will be charged.
Upon arrival at the campground no refunds will be issued for date changes or early departures.

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The Oil Spill Unit recovers the cost of petroleum-spill remediation from responsible parties.
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The Student Recoveries Unit recovers tuition and fees and certain unpaid direct loans owed to SUNY institutions.
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Note: If you are contacting the unit to discuss a debt, and you are not the debtor, we must receive written permission (by fax or email) from the student debtor before discussing their case with you, as required by the Federal Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act.

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The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation works hard to ensure that the public has ample and 
    safe access to recreational opportunities on our state's waterways and snowmobile trails.  The agency also strives to partner with 
    communities throughout the state to preserve, maintain and promote trail usage on all public lands.
For more information about boating in New York State, including safe boating and 
    education, visit our boating page.
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    new laws and grant information.
Plan your next hike or get involved in trail issues by visiting our trails page.

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Regattas

A regatta is an organized water event that takes place at a specified time over a predetermined course. An event is considered a regatta if it generates public interest and draws spectators. Regattas often require a permit.

Where do I get a permit?
The agency that issues your permit will depend upon where the event is taking place.

Waterway where the event is taking place:
Agency Issuing the Permit

All tidal and ocean waterways, including the Great Lakes and Lake Champlain
US Coast Guard

Adirondack and Catskill Park Regions
NYS Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC)

Barge Canal System
NYS Canal Corporation
Regatta applications received by OPRHP for waterways controlled by NYS Canals will be forwarded for their review. NYS Canals will have 10 days to respond with an objection to any application for a regatta permit.
	If no such objection is received, then it is assumed that the application meets their approval, and a permit will be issued. Once issued a copy of the permit will be forwarded on to NYS Canals.
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Canalway Trail Maintenance 

	 The Canalway Trail needs regular maintenance to keep it in good repair for biking, walking, and other trail activities. Grass needs to be mowed, brush cut, litter and weeds removed, and graffiti cleaned. In addition, some trail facilities need to be painted and repaired. State and local agencies are working hard to maintain the trail, but volunteers are needed to provide the regular attention and care to help make this trail a world class recreational resource.
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The Canalway Trail Adopt-a-Trail program helps keep the trail clean and in good repair by encouraging volunteers to adopt sections of the trail in their communities. The Canalway Trails Association New York, in cooperation with the NYS Canal Corporation, organizes and guides volunteer work on the Canalway Trail. Parks and Trails New York also provides assistance on this program.
Who Can Adopt a Trail?
Individuals, families, and organizations may adopt a mile or more of the Canalway Trail. It is a great community project for a scout or youth group, school, company, or service organization. There is no cost to volunteers to be involved. Volunteers in the Adopt-a-Trail program must be at least 12 years old.
Trail adopters can work on their own schedule but must engage in adopter activities at least 4 hours each month between April and November.
Adopters will be required to:

Commit to a 3-year term
Submit volunteer registration form for each participant
Update volunteer roster annually
Agree to minimum requirements:

Visit trail monthly (April â November)
Provide 4-hours (min) of service per month
Host a Canal Clean Sweep Event (April)
Provide activity field reports (2/year)

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For information pertaining to Shellfishing in New York, visit our Shellfishing page

Shellfishing 

Commercial FishingFor information on commercial fishing marine permits and licenses, daily trip limits, quota allocation plans, and special harvest programs, visit Commercial Fishing.Recreational Fishing

 

The marine waters of New York host varied and exciting fishing opportunities for recreational anglers. Long Island is ideally situated so that both southern and northern fish species frequent our waters. You can fish for Atlantic cod, winter flounder and mackerel in the spring, or try your luck for bluefish, summer flounder and Spanish mackerel when school is out.Register Before Going FishingMake sure to enroll in the annual no-fee Recreational Marine Fishing Registry before going fishing in the marine and coastal district waters or when fishing in the Hudson River and its tributaries for "migratory fish of the sea" (e.g. striped bass). DEC Marine Permit Office does not issue the Recreational Marine Fishing Registry, please register online through the official DECALS website.Check Fishing Limits and SeasonsBefore setting out on your fishing trip, check the Recreational Saltwater Fishing Regulations for marine fish, lobsters, and crabs.Find a Boat Launch or Fishing Access SiteLocate the parks, agencies, and municipalities that manage facilities with access to the water. Rules and fees that apply to facilities differ widely, so make sure you check with the appropriate authority before you travel. Also, check the Artificial Reefs webpage to identify where New York's artificial fishing and diving reefs are located.View Angling RecordsCheck the marine angling records list to see the variety of local fish species and sizes that they can attain. In any given year, one or more of these records can be broken. Perhaps by you!Recreational Catch SamplingMake sure to look for our New York State DEC field staff, who will be onboard party boats, at boatyards, local beaches and other saltwater access points conducting the Access Point Angler Intercept Survey (APAIS). Data from this survey is used to help manage our fisheries and any input from our local fishermen is always greatly appreciated. Visit Recreational Catch Sampling for more information.Report Your Catch OnlineNew York State recreational anglers can now report their catch in a voluntary online angler logbook, called eLogbook.
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Draft Environmental Assessment for Marion Beggs Point Park (Essex County) and Cloud Property (Columbia County) (pdf)

Lapse of Oil and Gas Interests in Allegany State Park

Allegany Lapse Law -Notice of Expiration of Time Within Which to File (pdf)
Chapter 501 of the Laws of New York, 2011 (pdf)
Legal Notice (pdf)

Park Police Documents

Core Values: P-R-I-D-E (pdf)
Use of Force Policy (pdf)
Use of Force Procedures (pdf)

Permit Applications
Standard application only. Please contact the individual park or regional office for application and instructions.

Admission Programs

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Boating

Application for Certification of a Public Vessel
Application for Public Vessel Operators License
Floating Object Permit Application
Regatta Permit Application

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Camper Assistance Program

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Boating Infrastructure Grant Program
Certified Local Government Grants Program
Heritage Areas System Grant Programs
Historic Preservation Grant Programs
Instructions and Forms for Grant Agreements
Parks Grant Programs
Recreational Trails
Snowmobile Trail Grant Programs Application

Long Island RegionDashboard Permits: 4x4 Fishing, 4x4 Surfing, Stargazing, Night/Sport Fishing, Camp Hero Fishing, Regional SCUBA-Diving

Annual Caumsett Fishing
Nighttime Filming-Photography
Metal Detector
Island Scientific Research 
Youth Group
Tent Application
LI Wood Removal
Model Airplane
Park Use
Group Use

Snowmobiles

Application for Snowmobile Special Event Permit
OPS-209/Civilian Accident Form

Other Programs

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The State Park Acquisition Record and Document Review Project
Several State Parks under the jurisdiction of the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation are located within 
	the State Forest Preserve counties as identified in Environmental Conservation Law § 9-0101(6). Recently, OPRHP was requested to research 
	the acquisition history of eight Parks within Forest Preserve counties but outside of the Adirondack Park. The search was to determine if 
	the forest preserve status of these parks was referenced during the acquisition process.