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Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area
Contact Us
 
 

TO GET INFORMATION ABOUT VISITING THE PARK

By  E-mail
Before you send your e-mail:
We receive a lot of e-mails requesting information that is already available on our web site. To get your information faster, please browse through the menu at the left of this page, check the Brochures page, or use the search engine (above, left), before sending an e-mail. Our web site contains far more information than we can mail you, and your e-mail cannot be answered until the next business day.

 

By Mail
Visitor Services
Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area
HQ River Rd off Route 209
Bushkill, PA 18324-9999

 

By Phone (Voice)
Visitor Centers in season (570) 828-2253 or (908) 496-4458
Visitor Center hours of operation
Information desk at HQ at other times of the year:
(570) 426-2451 (recording) (570) 426-2452
Millbrook Village NJ (seasonal) (908) 841-9531
Educational Programs:
Summer (570) 828-2253; Winter (570) 426-2451
Lecture Series: Reservations (24-hour) (570) 426-2490

Fees:
Beaches | Annual Passes for this park (boat launches & beaches)  | Commercial Use of Rt. 209

Activities which require a permit 
such as weddings, commercial photography

The park's group campsites | The park's group picnic area

 

By Fax
(570) 426-2402
To transmit to the secure fax machine at PERSONNEL, please call this number first: (570) 426-2449.

 
For Emergencies call Park Dispatch at (570) 426-2435, or
(800) 543-HAWK, which is (800) 543-4295
 
A set of 8 various-colored bulletins
Park Bulletins:
Delaware Water Gap NRA
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A ranger taking a sample of water from a creek  

Did You Know?
... that the Middle Delaware River exceeds ordinary federal standards for clean water. Because of this, special higher standards have been set for the river, so it does not "deteriorate" to being just "clean enough." The river in this park is, and will remain, truly "cleaner than clean."
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Last Updated: July 07, 2009 at 13:15 EST