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A person who is blind has a central visual acuity of 20/200 or less in the better eye with best correction, or their field of vision is 20 degrees or less in the better eye.
To qualify, submit one of the following:

Documentation from the Commission for the Blind
Physician's stamp on the application
A letter from the physician on their letterhead.


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A person who has a fully or partially amputated or congenitally absent arm or leg, excluding the extremities of the hand (fingers) and feet (toes).
To qualify, submit one of the following:

Physician's stamp on the application
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A veteran with a 40% or greater service-connected disability.
To qualify, please submit one of the following:

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A copy of our most recent application can be found below:

Individual Access Pass Application (pdf)

Review the guidelines of the program:

Access Pass Guidelines (pdf)

Find answers to your frequently asked questions:

Frequently Asked Questions

Group Access Pass
To qualify for a Group Access Pass, all members of the group must be residents of New York State. The group's authorized representative must provide a certificate of operation from a qualifying NY State Agency; or have a physician submit a letter that all users, other than staff, qualify for an Access Pass in one or more of the categories listed on the application.
A Certificate of Operation can be submitted to satisfy Part 2 of the Group Access Pass Application.

Group Access Pass Application (pdf)
Access Pass Guidelines (pdf)

Frequently Asked Questions

When you have all the documents needed to apply, please submit your application to accesspass@parks.ny.gov
Or mail your application to:
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Stillwater Cove Regional Park
Generator hours are 8 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Firewood may be available for purchase from the campground host.

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Trails
Stillwater Cove offers more than 3 miles of trails on the rugged and scenic Sonoma Coast. 

From the day-use parking area, the .3-mile Cove Trail leads to beach on the west side of Highway 1. Visitors must walk across the highway to reach the beach.
From the parking area, visitors also can access the 1.6-mile Canyon Trail loop along Stockhoff Creek, which supports coho salmon and steelhead trout and curves through a canyon of towering redwoods filled with ferns, rhododendrons and other riparian plants, including the swamp harebell and fringed corn lily native only to the Sonoma-Mendocino coasts. 
From the Canyon Trail, a short spur leads to the one-room Fort Ross schoolhouse, which was built at Fort Ross in 1885 and moved to Stillwater Cove Regional Park in 1974 for preservation. Its period decor can be viewed through the windows. 
Just north of the cove, along Highway 1, Stillwater Bluff Trail winds above the rocky coastline, offering views of the Pacific.  

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Parking is available at the day-use parking lot east of Highway 1. A pullout at the cove entrance allows for the loading and unloading of small watercraft. 
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The park features accessible camping areas.

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Recommended Trails from Parking Lot

Canyon and Stockhoff Trails (round trip): 2.6 miles
Canyon Trail Loop: 0.8 miles
Cove Trail to Stillwater Cove (one-way): 0.3 miles
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