There are a variety of activities and events that can be held at George Washington Birthplace National Monument that require permitting of some form. Below are some of the more popular activities with information on how to aquire the needed permits. All permitted activties must follow certain rules and regulations.
![]() Picnic PavilionThe pavilion is first come, first serve, unless it is reserved. It can be reserved by phone or online. Groups of 25 or must obtain a permit. ![]() Fishing LicensesKnow what license you need to fish and where you can fish in the park. Special Use PermitsA special use is an activity in a National Park area that is conducted by or provides a benefit to an individual, group or organization, rather than the public at large. The National Park Service may permit a special park use, providing the activity will not cause derogation of the park's resources or values, visitor experiences, or the purpose for which the park was established. Special Uses include Special Events (including, but not limited to, weddings and picnics), Photography and Filming, and First Amendment Activities. Commercial Use AuthorizationCommercial activities or operating a business of any kind in the park is prohibited without a Commercial Use Authorization. Applications are considered based on a number of criteria, including appropriateness/accomplishing mission of the park. |
Last updated: December 22, 2020