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Doing Business in the Park

I run a bed and breakfast and want to bring my guests to the park. Do I need a special permit?

The law requires anyone doing business in a park area, including transporting paying guests on a tour, to have an Incidental Business Permit or a concessions contract.

I take still photos and sell them free lance to magazines – do I need a permit?

Most commercial photography, both still and motion pictures, requires a permit, due to the potential impact of crews, equipment, shooting schedules, etc. on resources and other visitors. A single photographer with a hand held camera and no props, models, or crew probably does not need a permit. Commercial photographers should check with the park for exact requirements prior to shooting.

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