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2020 Dashboard Permit Guide CAMP HERO FISHING PERMIT CAUMSETT FISHING PERMIT (annual) $40 NYS resident fee / $75 non-NYS resident fee 500 permits are available for sale, per year, on a first come first serve basis. Valid Motor Vehicle Registration required. Driver’s License of Motor Vehicle Registrant required for NYS residents. $40 NYS resident fee / $75 non-NYS resident fee Must show proof of (free) enrollment in NYS DEC Recreational Marine Fishing Registry. Valid Motor Vehicle Registration required. Driver’s License of Motor Vehicle Registrant required for NYS residents. This permit allows access to the following areas for fishing only: Must show proof of (free) enrollment in NYS DEC Recreational Marine Fishing Registry. Camp Hero: Upper bluff parking area after sunset parking only Lower bluff parking area, 24 hr. access This permit allows holder to drive to and from the fishing area only at the following park: Permit valid from April 1—December 31. ▪ Caumsett: Fisherman’s parking lot Permit may be modified to hours and days specified by the Park Manager. Sold January 1 to March 31 and Tuesday after Labor Day to December 31 at the following park offices: Montauk Downs Robert Moses Permit valid April 1—December 31. Sold the 1st business day of the year to March 31 and Tuesday after Labor Day to December 31 at the following location: Long Island State Park Headquarters, West Babylon. Sold beginning the first business day of the year until the permits are sold out at the following locations: Caumsett park office Long Island State Park Headquarters, West Babylon. STARGAZING PERMIT $35 NYS resident fee / $60 non-NYS resident fee 24 HOUR CAUMSETT FISHING PERMIT Valid Motor Vehicle Registration required. $25 fee (Limit of 15 permits issued per day) Driver’s License of Motor Vehicle Registrant required for NYS residents. Valid Motor Vehicle Registration required. This permit allows after sunset parking for stargazing only at the following parks: Driver’s License of Motor Vehicle Registrant required. ▪ Hither Hills: Except July & August Must show proof of (free) enrollment in NYS DEC Recreational Marine Fishing Registry. ▪ Jones Beach: West End 2 and Field 6 Sold beginning April 1- December 31 only at Caumsett park office. ▪ Montauk Point: Upper Parking Lot ▪ Robert Moses: Field 2 7-NIGHTS SPORT FISHING PERMIT ▪ Sunken Meadow: Fields 1 & 3 SOLD ONLY BETWEEN MEMORIAL DAY AND LABOR DAY ▪ Wildwood: Main Parking Lot $25 fee (Limited to one permit, per eligible individual, and vehicle per year). Valid Motor Vehicle Registration required. Permit valid year-round. Driver’s License of Motor Vehicle Registrant required for NYS residents. Sold January 1 to March 31 and Tuesday after Labor Day to December 31 at the following park offices: Must show proof of (free) enrollment in NYS DEC Recreational Marine Fishing Registry. Jones Beach Montauk Downs Robert Moses Sunken Meadow Wildwood Sold the 1st business day of the year to March 31 and Tuesday after Labor Day to December 31 at the This permit allows after sunset parking for fishing only (NO Four-Wheel Drive Access) following location: Long Island State Park Headquarters, West Babylon. ▪ Permit is valid for seven (7) consecutive days beginning the day of purchase. ▪ Permit is valid for the same areas as the Night Sport Fishing Permit. FOUR WHEEL DRIVE BEACH VEHICLE SURFING/WINDSURFING PERMIT ▪ Permit valid Memorial Day through Labor Day. $80 NYS resident fee / $125 non-NYS resident fee Sold ONLY between Memorial Day and Labor Day at the following offices: Valid Motor Vehicle Registration required. Jones Beach Montauk Downs Robert Moses Sunken Meadow Wildwood Driver’s License of Motor Vehicle Registrant required for NYS residents. Long Island State Park Headquarters, West Babylon Must be 18 years of age or older to purchase. This permit allows access to the following areas for daylight surfing/windsurfing only at: REGIONAL DIVING PERMIT ▪ Hither Hills and Napeague: Year-round $80 NYS resident fee / $125 non-NYS resident fee ▪ Montauk Point: January 1 – March 31 only. Valid Motor Vehicle Registration required. ▪ Robert Moses: Democrat Point: January 1—December 31, weather/conditions permitting, Driver’s License of Motor Vehicle Registrant required for NYS residents. sunrise to sunset only. Must enter before 7am or after 5pm from Saturday Diver Certification Card required to purchase. of Memorial Day weekend thru Labor Day. This permit allows access to designated beach areas for diving only at: Fields 3 & 4: Access to parking lot from September 15—December 31 ▪ Caumsett: Fisherman’s parking lot, 24-hr access. Gilgo: January 1 – December 31, 24-hr access ▪ Jones Beach: East end of Field 10 only, 24-hr access. Not valid in bathing areas. Sold January 1 to March 31 and Tuesday after Labor Day to December 31 at the following park offices: ▪ Orient Beach: 8 am to sunset. Montauk Downs Robert Moses ▪ Robert Moses: Democrat Point, hours vary, not valid in bathing areas. Sold the 1st business day of the year to March 31 and Tuesday after Labor Day to December 31 at the Sold Year Round at Long Island State Parks Headquarters, West Babylon following location: Long Island State Park Headquarters, West Babylon. FREE Enrollment in the Recreational Saltwater / Marine Fishing Registry may be done: LONG ISLAND STATE PARKS ▪ AT A SPORTING LICENSE ISSUING AGENT LOCATION Locations listed online at www.dec.ny.gov FOUR WHEEL DRIVE BEACH VEHICLE FISHING PERMIT OR ONLINE: https://decals.dec.ny.gov/DECALSCitizenWeb $80 NYS resident fee / $125 non-NYS resident fee Valid Motor Vehicle Registration required. Driver’s License of Motor Vehicle Registrant required for NYS residents. OR BY PHONE: 1-866-933-2257 (M – F, 8:30A.M. - 4:30P.M.) Must show proof of (free) enrollment in NYS DEC Recreational Marine Fishing Registry. This permit allows 4-wheel drive access for fishing only at the following parks: FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH ANY OF THE PERMIT CONDITIONS MAY RESULT IN IMMEDIATE ▪ Hither Hills, Montauk Point, Napeague: Year-round, 24-hr. access ➢ NIGHT SPORT FISHING PERMIT REVOCATION OF PERMIT FOR ONE YEAR FROM DATE OF REVOCATION. ▪ Robert Moses: Democrat Point: April 1 - December 31, open 24 hrs. Must enter before 7am or after 5pm from Saturday of Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day. ➢ FOUR WHEEL DRIVE BEACH VEHICLE SURFING PERMIT THERE WILL BE NO REPLACEMENTS FOR LOST OR REVOKED PERMITS. Sore Thumb: April 1 - December 31, 24-hr. access ➢ CAMP HERO FISHING PERMIT DUPLICATE PERMITS ARE NOT ISSUED. Gilgo: April 1 – December 31, 24-hr. access ▪ Permit also allows all privileges of Night Sport Fishing Permit (Listed below). ➢ 7-NIGHTS SPORT FISHING PERMIT IF THERE IS A CHANGE IN LICENSE PLATE OR VEHICLE: Sold January 1 to March 31 and Tuesday after Labor Day to December 31 at the following park offices: ➢ CAUMSETT FISHING PERMIT 1. Vehicle must remain registered in the same person’s name. Jones Beach Montauk Downs Robert Moses Sunken Meadow 2. Must request change at original purchase location. Sold the 1st business day of the year to March 31 and Tuesday after Labor Day to December 31 at the ➢ 24 HOUR CAUMSETT FISHING PERMIT 3. Must bring original receipt from DMV for surrendered license plates. following location: Long Island State Park Headquarters, West Babylon. ➢ STARGAZING PERMIT 4. Must bring original dashboard permit. NIGHT SPORT FISHING PERMIT 5. Must show new registration. $35 NYS resident fee / $60 non-NYS resident fee ➢ REGIONAL DIVING PERMIT 6. Must show registrant’s license. Valid Motor Vehicle Registration required. 7. Must show proof of enrollment in NYS DEC (free) marine fishing registry. Driver’s License of Motor Vehicle Registrant required for NYS residents. Must show proof of (free) enrollment in NYS DEC Recreational Marine Fishing Registry. PERMITS DO NOT WAIVE ANY APPLICABLE VEHICLE USE FEE (VUF) OTHER PERMITS AVAILABLE: This permit allows after sunset parking for fishing only (NO 4-wheel drive access) at: FOR ADMISSION FEE INFORMATION VISIT THE NYS PARKS WEBSITE: ▪ Captree: Main Field, Overlook Field and Captree Drawbridge (North Side ONLY). ➢ METAL DETECTOR PERMIT www.parks.ny.gov →Admissions ▪ Hallock: Main Field, Main Beach, Thursday thru Sunday, Sunset to 7am access ▪ Hither Hills: EXCEPT Friday of Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day. ➢ RADIO CONTROL MODEL AIRPLANE PERMIT ▪ Jones Beach: Fields 6, 10, West End 2, West End Boat Basin, Park Contact Information: West End Work Docks Area (24hr. access) & Green Island (24hr. access). ➢ RADIO CONTROL MODEL BOAT PERMIT Long Island State Park Headquarters Permit Office: 625 Belmont Avenue, West Babylon, ▪ Montauk Point: Lower parking lot only ➢ OVERNIGHT VEHICLE USE AT CAPTREE STATE PARK AND 631-321-3515, Monday - Friday, 9:00A.M. - 4:45P.M. Closed on all Federal holidays. ▪ Orient: Main Field, Main Beach, Thursday thru Sunday only, Sunset – 7am access ROBERT MOSES STATE PARK PERMIT Caumsett: 25 Lloyd Harbor Road, Huntington, 631-423-1770 ▪ Robert Moses: Field 2: April 1 – December 31, 24 hr. access Hallock: 6062 Sound Avenue, Jamesport, 631-315-5475, Closed Monday/Tuesday year-round Field 3: September 15 - December 31, 24hr. access ➢ FILM AND PHOTOGRAPHY PERMIT Jones Beach: 2400 Ocean Parkway, Wantagh, 516-785-1600 Field 4: April 1 - June 23 from 7pm - 7am Montauk Complex: 50 S. Fairview Avenue, Montauk, 631-668-3781 September 15 - December 31, 24hr. access ➢ GEO-CACHE Orient Beach: 40000 Main Road (Route 25), Orient, 631-323-2440 ▪ Sunken Meadow: Field 1 ➢ GROUP USE PERMIT Robert Moses / Captree: 600 Robert Moses State Park Drive, Babylon, 631-669-0449 Field 3, 24hr. access Sunken Meadow: 1 Sunken Meadow Parkway, Kings Park, 631-269-4333 ▪ Wildwood: Main field ➢ YOUTH GROUP PERMIT Wildwood: 790 Hulse Landing Road, Wading River, 631-929-4314 Permit valid April 1 - December 31 ➢ PARK USE PERMIT Sold January 1 to March 31 and Tuesday after Labor Day to December 31 at the following park offices: PHOTOCOPIES AND / OR PICTURES ON CELL PHONES OF REQUIRED Hallock Jones Beach Montauk Downs Orient Beach Robert Moses Sunken Meadow Wildwood.
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