Special Use Permits
Special Park Use Permits are required for short-term activities that take place in the park area which
- Provide a benefit to an individual, group or organization, rather than the public at large;
- Require written authorization and some degree of management control from the NPS in order to protect park resources and the public interest;
- Are not prohibited by law or regulation
Supplemental information for Wedding Permit Applicants:
• Group size limits & authorized event locations (more)
• Advance payment of your guest's entrance fees (more)
Fees and duration of the permit vary according to the activity. A $50.00 processing fee made payable to "National Park Service" must accompany your completed Special Use application. Please do not mail cash. For additional information contact our permit section at 321-267-1110.
Special Use Permit [Application form]
*** ATTENTION COMMERCIAL FISHING GUIDES & COMMERCIAL HARVESTERS ***
Monthly Catch Logs Are Now Mandatory! (This requirement applies to BOTH Commercial Harvesters & Guides)
Catch logs are required because harvest data is needed to manage sustainable aquatic populations. Your cooperation in providing this information to our Resource Management Office is greatly appreciated. On your logs, please record hours fished in each area even if no fish were caught. We ask that you record number of people fishing/harvesting, including guides or assistants who are actively fishing.
Letter to Fishing Guides & Commercial Harvestors from CANA Resource Manager, dated March 11, 2009 (more)
You may also submit your completed monthly catch log to Resource Management as an attachment, using this email address: cana_catchlog@nps.gov
Commercial Use Authorizations (Business Permits) How to Apply (2 pages)
Application Form (7 pages)
Current Permit Holder List 2008 Financial Reports: Reports were due by Jan 31, 2009.
(Annual financial reporting is mandatory, and a condition of your business permit. Non-compliance may result in revocation of an existing permit or denial of a renewal request).
When applying for your permit, do not just mail your payment and updated copies of your licenses. We do not transfer application documents from your expired permit file. A complete new application is required when you renew your permit. If you will be submitting your application by mail, please
check expiration dates on all of your licenses & registration documents to ensure they are the current versions, as receipt of expired documents frequently causes processing delays.
Checks or money orders made payable to the
"National Park Service" are acceptable forms of payment for your permit. Your social security number is required when paying by check or money order. You may also pay with cash at our headquarters office, although the exact amount will be required, as we do not have change-making capability.
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ATTENTION FISHING GUIDES. CUA permits are now valid for
12 months from the date your application is approved. This change is intended to alleviate processing backlogs by staggering renewal dates. Catch logs and annual revenue reporting requirements are mandatory and will be strictly enforced.
Refuge Policy regarding suspension or termination of commercial permits.
Commercial Photography & Filming Permits
The beauty of the pristine beaches within Canaveral National Seashore has provided location for a variety of films, commercials, and print advertisements.
If you are planning to do any filming or photography involving talent, products or props in front of a camera, you will need to obtain a filming permit. All permit applications are reviewed on a case-by-case basis, and will not normally be issued for areas of high visitation or on weekends. Please contact (321) 267-1110 for
further information and location fees.
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Short Form Filming Application -
Long Form Filming Application -
Special Conditions for commercial photography/filming -
Insurance Requirements
Commercial Harvesting Permits - 2009
The Commercial Harvesting of marine products within Canaveral National Seashore requires a permit. The cost of the permit is $150. Permits are valid from October 1st thru September 30th. Marine-life harvesting includes clams, oysters, shrimp, crabs, bait fish, and fish in accordance with Florida State Laws.
Commercial Harvesting Application Form Your completed application, along with legible copies of your SPL license & boat registration(s) are required to process your permit. All applications are subject to review by our law enforcement division. Prior violations of permit conditions, or failure to submit mandatory monthly catch logs may adversely affect permit renewal eligibility.
Backcountry Camping - $10 for up to 6 people per day
- $20 for over 6 people today
- Reservation number: (386) 428-3384 x10
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Backcountry Permits
Backcountry permits are $2.00 per day, per person, and may be obtained at the entrance station. These permits provide single day access to the backcountry beach area between Playalinda & Apollo Beaches.
Horsebackriding (A permit & valid coggins is required in addition to entrance fee)
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