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Pecos National Historical Park
Special Use Permits
 

Special Use Permits

National Parks often require Special Use Permits to ensure the protection of natural and cultural resources, as well as to minimize conflicts between park visitors and other park users.

A Special Use Permit may be required for activities such as:

* Commercial Filming & Photography
* Weddings
* Public and private gatherings
* Demonstrations & Protests

At least one month's notice and application for Special Use Permit is required. The base application fee for a Special Use Permit is $100 and is non-refundable. Additional fees for monitoring, administrative costs, and restoration may apply.

If you are not familiar with Pecos National Historical Park, a pre-visit is encouraged. The location where the event is to take place needs to be determined before a permit is issued. There may be special restrictions in the area that could limit access.

Filming Permit

Filming permits are issued on an individual basis based on the size of the project (movie, commercial, etc.), how much staff is needed for supervision, and how much time will be involved. Additional fees may be required depending on the situation.

Incidental Business Permit

Any individual or business leading commercial tours or other commercial enterprises within the park needs to first have an Incidental Business Permit.

Application for Special Use Permits

Available forms (click on above links) may be printed out, completed and mailed to the park along with appropriate application fees. At this time they are not available to fill out online.

Send to:

Special Use Permits Coordinator
Pecos National Historical Park
P.O. Box 418
Pecos, NM 87552

For additional information, call (505) 757-7212

Francisco Vasquez de Coronado  

Did You Know?
In 1540 FV de Coronado visited Pecos Pueblo. Pecos was one of the largest settlements in NA, north of Mexico. His fruitless search for riches from the Zunis & Southern Tiwas & his inhospitable encounters had preceded him, so the leaders of Pecos encouraged him to pursue his quest on eastern NM & Ne.

Last Updated: March 17, 2008 at 15:22 EST