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Cuyahoga Valley National ParkAutumn on the Towpath Trail. Photo by Tom Jones.
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Cuyahoga Valley National Park
Permits
 

Permits for Weddings and Wedding Photography

Cuyahoga Valley National Park offers a variety of lovely settings for weddings. If you would like to have a wedding in the park or have your wedding photos taken here, you must first obtain a Special Use Permit for wedding-related activities. Call (440) 546-5941 to arrange a permit. You must call 14 or more days in advance in order to be considered for a wedding-related Special Use Permit. Please note: No wedding permits will be issued for the month of October.

The following rates apply for all wedding-related activities:

Wedding (1 1/2 Hours) $100.00
Wedding Photo Session (30 Minutes) $50.00

There are a variety of restrictions which apply to all wedding-related events. Please follow this link and read the restrictions carefully to be certain you are interested before calling.

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Research and Collection Permits

If you are planning a university project and considering doing research in CVNP, please visit the NPS Research Permit and Reporting System. This page provides all you need to know about research & collection permit guidelines, requirements, restrictions, and online application procedures. In addition to the general NPS guidelines, there are now park-specific requirements when applying for a permit at CVNP.

If you are looking for possible PhD or masters degree research projects in CVNP, we can provide you with a catalog of research project suggestions. For more information call (330) 342-0763.

 

Historic photo of canal boat on the Ohio & Erie Canal.  

Did You Know?
Lock 27 along the Ohio & Erie Canal became known as Johnnycake Lock after several boats ran aground due to flooding. While stranded, supplies ran low and canal passengers and crew ate only corn meal pancakes, known as "johnnycakes

Last Updated: July 25, 2006 at 00:22 EST