General InformationThe Special Use Permit (SUP) program authorizes activities that provide a benefit to an individual, group, or organization rather than the general public and is granted for specific timeframes and locations. This written authorization protects park resources and the public interest.
Permitting GuidancePlease allow time for applications to be processed. Applications must be submitted 45 business days (excluding weekends and holidays) before your event. Every effort will be made to accommodate the permit application sooner. As a condition of your permit, you may be required to present proof of liability insurance in an amount set by the park. FeesAll permit applications require an application fee of $150, which is non-refundable even if the application is denied.
Your permit may require the payment of cost recovery charges (54 U.S.C. § 103104). The NPS may recover from the permittee all agency costs incurred in processing the application and monitoring the permitted activity if the request is approved. Applicants may be responsible for reimbursing the park for all costs incurred by the park in processing the application (even if the application is denied) and monitoring the permitted activity and subsequent site restoration if necessary. How to ApplyStep #1: Complete applicable application form: Step #2: Follow the directions found on the application. Step #3: Email the completed form to: e-mail us
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Lake Mead National Recreation Area Frequently Asked Questions No. Entrance fees into the park are not waived for special events or special park uses. Fees & Reservations Page
For groups under 25, you don't need a permit, however we appreciate advanced notice so that we may inform you of our designated First Amendment areas. For groups over 25, you are required to file a permit. First Amendment permits do not have application fees. Permit applications are received and processed on a first come, first served basis.
ContactIf you are unsure if your event will need a special park use permit, please contact the Park Use Coordinator:
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Last updated: September 23, 2024