For the 2024 season, Cape Cod National Seashore will offer both a mail-in permit application option and an in-person permit application option for annual permits. The updated 2024 mail-in permit application will be posted to the website on April 1. The 2024 form will be a brand-new format from previous years. Applications from prior years will not be accepted. You may, and you are encouraged to apply for a mail-in permit if you:
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How to Get a Mail-In PermitNOTE: ALL SALES ARE FINAL. ONCE PAYMENTS HAVE BEEN PROCESSED, NO REFUNDS WILL BE ISSUED, REGARDLESS OF CORRIDOR CLOSURES.
How to Get a Permit in PersonBring 4-wheel drive and/or self-contained vehicle (SCV) to Off-Road Permit Station at Race Point Beach, Provincetown, MA for a vehicle inspection between April 10 and November 15. If not the owner of the vehicle, you must have a letter of authorization. The Oversands Permit Office is open daily 8 am to 4:30 pm. The last permit of the day will be issued at 4:15 pm.
ORV Office InformationPrice: There will be up to 400 7-Day permits active at any time and 3000 annual permits available. Call the Off-Road Information Line for station hours, current driving conditions, closures and other information: (508) 487- 2100, ext. 0926. Permit Sales and ProceduresThe Oversand Program will issue both mail-in permit applications and in-person permit applications. The Oversand Permits Office is located adjacent to Race Point Beach in Provincetown, MA. License and Registration RequirementsOperators:Registered owners and other operators must have a valid state operator's license; view an educational orientation program each season; and abide by all Seashore and off-road regulations. Vehicles: 4-Wheel/All Wheel Drive Vehicles or Self-Contained recreational vehicles must have: a valid state registration, inspection sticker, insurance, tires meeting standards outlined in this brochure and all required accessory equipment. Rental vehicles are never allowed on the ORV corridor. |
Last updated: April 1, 2024