Permits & Reservations

A special park use is a short-term activity that takes place in a park area and provides a benefit to an individual, group or organization, rather than the public at large. The National Park Service may permit a special park use providing the activity will not cause derogation of the park's resources or values, visitor experiences, or the purpose for which the park was established. Primary consideration will be given to potential resource damage and to anticipated disruption of normal public use.

There are several types of special use permits necessary for certain activities/events held at Fort Stanwix National Monument. The links below provide you with information regarding such permits. When you have completed the form, or if you have questions, call 315-338-7730 and as to speak with the park permit reviewer.

 

1st Amendment & Special Use Events

Application for Special Use Permits (.docx)
Fort Stanwix Special Use Reference Map (PDF)

Filming/Photography

Filming Compendium (.pdf)
Application for Commercial Filming/Photography - Short Form (.docx)
Application for Commercial Filming/Photography - Long Form (.docx)
 

Curatorial Research Permit

All scientific research in a national park requires a permit. Information on how to apply for a permit use the Research Permit and Reporting System (RPRS) can be found here.

Large Group Tours

If your organization is interested in a ranger guided program, please visit our Group Tours Page.
Self guided tour groups are also welcome with no reservation required. There is no charge for guided or self-guided options. 

Please contact the park at 315-336-4448 or e-mail the Program Coordinator for more information about options and opportunities.

Educational Programming

There is no charge for all educational programming at Fort Stanwix National Monument. 

Teacher's please refer to the Education section of the webpage for more information about special programming just for your classes or homeschool program!

Please contact the park at 315-336-4448 or e-mail the Program Coordinator for more information about group reservations.

 

National Park Service

 

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