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PARKS FAQs
- INTERPRETATION, WILDLIFE PROTECTION, FEEDBACK SUBMISSION.
- What do you mean when you talk about “interpretation” and “interpretive programs”?
- How do you avoid injuring wildlife?
- Why can’t you just leave it alone?
- How do I send you feedback and comments?
- WHAT ARE THE RULES
- Where can I find information about the various Park Friends Groups?
- What are the rules for fishing in the park?
- What is currently open at the park?
- What projects have been completed at the park since Hurricane Michael?
- How many receptacles are in the pavilions at Whitford?
- What is in the kitchen?
- What are the rules about noise?
- What are check-in/check-out times?
- How can I request a memorial bench be placed in a Harris County park?
- How can I learn about recreational opportunities in different areas of the city?
- YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK: UPDATES AND VISITOR INFORMATION.
- When will the cabins reopen?
- When will the park offer camping again?
- What kinds of activities and events do the parks offer?
- When will I receive my deposit back?
- When can I visit a park?
- WHAT IF I
- What if I forgot to bring my receipt?
- What if I encounter a problem during my event?
- What if I arrive late to my campsite?
- What am I allowed to bring to the park?
- OPERATIONS AND SAFETY MEASURES AT WILDFIRES.
- What are your days and hours of operation?
- How are the fire and smoke contained and controlled?
- What about pollution from the smoke?
- What happens after the fire?
- What is the difference between a wildfire and a prescribed fire?
- Why are some areas burned and others are not?
- How can I receive a free color brochure and packet of information?
- What are the campsite types and how are they equipped?
- INVOLVED AND RECEIVE UPDATES?.
- How can I get on your mailing list?
- How can I get involved?
- How do I get keys?
- I BOOK A
- How can I book a wedding at Love Park?
- How do I book a Cave Tour at Kartchner Caverns State Park?
- Who do I contact about a maintenance need at a park?
- ARE AVAILABLE
- What if I Have a Florida State Parks Annual Entrance Pass?
- What kind of jobs are available with Arizona State Parks?
- How many tables are available at each pavilion?
- How is Oregon State Parks responding to COVID-19?
- RESERVATION AND INFORMATION FOR PRECINCT 4 PARKS.
- Who is responsible for pruning a mature tree or removing a dead one?
- How do I make or cancel a reservation?
- How do I find information about Precinct 4 Parks, including how to make a reservation?
- How often can I make a reservation?
- How do I know if our game or practice at your park has been rained out or rescheduled?
- LEASE, SITE, STAY, PILOT PROGRAM DURATIONS.
- How long do I have my leased pavilion?
- How long are the sites?
- How long can I stay in a campground?
- How long with the pilot program last?
- OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES IN THE AREA.
- Where can I swim?
- Where can I build a campfire?
- What is hiker/biker camping?
- Where can I go camping?
- Where can I launch a boat?
- Where can I go fishing?
- Where can I bring injured/orphaned wildlife?
- SUPPORT AND ENJOY NATIONAL PARKS?.
- How else can I support national parks?
- Where is the Parks Office located?
- Where can I walk or ride my bike in the parks?
- Where can I bring my horse to ride the trails?
- Where can I take my recycling?
- Where can I let my dog play off-leash?
- PARK FACILITIES AND REGISTER FOR SPORTS ACTIVITIES?.
- How do I reserve a ball field?
- Who can reserve and rent a campsite?
- How far in advance can I reserve a pavilion?
- How can I reserve a sports field?
- How do I register my child for a sports team?
- How do I reserve practice time on a sports field?
- Who manages the sports fields at the parks?
- FACILITY OR FIELD FOR RECREATIONAL USE?.
- How do I reserve an athletic field or recreation facility?
- How do I reserve a shelter?
- How do I purchase a Gift Card, where can I use it and what restrictions are there?
- How can I pay for my rental?
- How do I reserve a field for athletic use?
- How do I apply for community garden space?
- When are waterplay areas available for use?
INTERPRETATION, WILDLIFE PROTECTION, FEEDBACK SUBMISSION.
Q: What do you mean when you talk about “interpretation” and “interpretive programs”?
A: National park interpretation is all about translating the significance of people, places, and things in parks to help visitors connect with them. This can be done through activities like ranger-led programs, exhibits, and printed materials.
Q: How do you avoid injuring wildlife?
A: A prescribed fire is a controlled burn that is used to manage vegetation. It is carefully planned and monitored to ensure the safety of people and wildlife.
Q: Why can’t you just leave it alone?
A: The Florida Park Service is responsible for managing approximately 290,000 acres of Florida's public lands. Prescribed fire is essential to maintaining fire-dependent species and ecosystems on these lands.
Q: How do I send you feedback and comments?
A: You can contact the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department by using their online comment form, by email, by phone, or by mail.
WHAT ARE THE RULES
Q: Where can I find information about the various Park Friends Groups?
A: The Fairmount Park Conservancy has an online map that shows different types of park sites, and the Philadelphia Parks & Recreation Department has a “Places to Go” page that lists events at The Horticulture Center. You can also contact the Special Events office of Philadelphia Parks & Recreation at 215-685-0060.
Q: What are the rules for fishing in the park?
A: You need a fishing license to fish at any of the Boone County Parks.
Q: What is currently open at the park?
A: The park is open for day-use from 8 a.m. to sundown.
Q: What projects have been completed at the park since Hurricane Michael?
A: The beach at St. Andrews State Park has been repaired and is now open to the public.
Q: How many receptacles are in the pavilions at Whitford?
A: Each pavilion has different amounts of outlets and different power.
Q: What is in the kitchen?
A: There are no kitchen facilities available at Whitford or Rolling Ridge parks.
Q: What are the rules about noise?
A: Quiet hours at the campground are from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m.
Q: What are check-in/check-out times?
A: Check in is at 4pm and check out is at 1pm.
Q: How can I request a memorial bench be placed in a Harris County park?
A: Yes, it is possible to purchase a park bench with a personalized plaque in Harris County, Texas. The request to purchase a bench must be approved by Harris County Commissioners Court, which may take 12-16 weeks or more.
Q: How can I learn about recreational opportunities in different areas of the city?
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For any questions not listed on this page, please email support@buzzfile.com. We will respond to your inquiry as soon as possible.
YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK: UPDATES AND VISITOR INFORMATION.
Q: When will the cabins reopen?
A: Tick bites can cause Lyme disease. Lyme disease can cause serious health problems. Protect yourself against ticks. Check for ticks after being outdoors. If you find a tick on yourself, remove it.
Q: When will the park offer camping again?
A: The new Shady Pines Campground will have 36 standard-facility campsites and 10 tent-only campsites, as well as two new bathhouses. The new Bayview Campground will have 19 standard-facility campsites.
Q: What kinds of activities and events do the parks offer?
A: There is a wide variety of activities available at different national parks, so you'll need to research what each one offers in order to find the best fit for your interests. Some popular activities include boating, fishing, swimming, hiking, and horseback riding. You can also find parks that offer a more educational experience, with exhibits and tours available.
Q: When will I receive my deposit back?
A: Your security deposit will be returned to you within one business day after your event, depending on the condition of the park. Checks will be mailed to the address on your contract, and cash can be picked up at the municipal building.
Q: When can I visit a park?
A: Parks are open from dawn to dusk.
WHAT IF I
Q: What if I forgot to bring my receipt?
A: You may be asked to show your receipt to park staff either in print or digital form. If you are unable to do so, you may be denied entry.
Q: What if I encounter a problem during my event?
A: If there is a problem with the facilities at your event, call our parks manager at (814) 572-9249.
Q: What if I arrive late to my campsite?
A: You need to show up by 1 PM the day after you're scheduled to arrive or you forfeit your reservation and still have to pay for the first night.
Q: What am I allowed to bring to the park?
A: You are welcome to bring coolers with food, water, and non-alcoholic beverages.
OPERATIONS AND SAFETY MEASURES AT WILDFIRES.
Q: What are your days and hours of operation?
A: Most Florida state parks are open from 8 a.m. to sunset every day, but some museums, visitor centers, and historic sites may be closed two days per week with varying hours.
Q: How are the fire and smoke contained and controlled?
A: The smoke from a controlled burn is carefully monitored and controlled using weather forecast and advanced smoke modeling tools.
Q: What about pollution from the smoke?
A: Prescribed fires are set under specific conditions to minimize the impact of smoke.
Q: What happens after the fire?
A: A controlled burn is a fire that is intentionally set and carefully monitored in order to achieve a specific goal, such as reducing the risk of wildfire or clearing land.
Q: What is the difference between a wildfire and a prescribed fire?
A: Prescribed fires are planned events that happen under optimal conditions, while wildfires are uncontrolled and often occur during extreme conditions such as drought.
Q: Why are some areas burned and others are not?
A: Florida is a fire adapted landscape with some of the highest numbers of lightning strikes in the country and world. All of this lightning activity historically produced wildfires which Florida's native vegetation has evolved to thrive alongside. Management zones which contain fire dependent natural communities are selected for prescribed fire. The fire return interval in these natural communities ranges between one year and up to 45 years in Florida.
Q: How can I receive a free color brochure and packet of information?
A: You can either use the information you already have to request the information you want, or you can use the information you want to request the information you already have.
Q: What are the campsite types and how are they equipped?
A: There are six types of campsites in Oregon, as well as accessible campsites. Accessible campsites are generally the same as the descriptions below, but they are accessible according to Americans with Disabilities Act standards.
INVOLVED AND RECEIVE UPDATES?.
Q: How can I get on your mailing list?
A: Get your free copy of the Boone County Parks & Recreation Guide.
Q: How can I get involved?
A: The best ways you can get involved in helping Florida’s State Parks is to visit them and learn more about fire’s important natural role.
Q: How do I get keys?
A: We open all facilities by 9am on your event day.
I BOOK A
Q: How can I book a wedding at Love Park?
A: Yes, you need a permit to have wedding photos taken in Philadelphia's Fairmount Park. You can contact Brittany Glover at Brittany.Glover@ConstellationCulinary.com or 267-398-3070 for more information.
Q: How do I book a Cave Tour at Kartchner Caverns State Park?
A: There are two cave tours available at the park and camping and hiking are also available. For more information on the cave tours, including fees and rules, visit the Cave Tour Information page.
Q: Who do I contact about a maintenance need at a park?
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If you’re having trouble with your internet service, you can contact the Department of Telecommunications and Cable at (617) 305-3531 or by email at consumer@state.ma.us.
ARE AVAILABLE
Q: What if I Have a Florida State Parks Annual Entrance Pass?
A: If you have a Florida State Parks Annual Entrance Pass, you do not need to purchase a day pass online – your pass will be honored.
Q: What kind of jobs are available with Arizona State Parks?
A: There are many positions available at Arizona State Parks, both at the parks themselves and in our central or regional offices. You can find complete information on our Employment Information page.
Q: How many tables are available at each pavilion?
A: Shades Large has 20 tables that are 14 foot long, Dance Hall has 13 tables that are 8 foot long, and Shades Small Pavilion has 6 tables that are 12 foot long.
Q: How is Oregon State Parks responding to COVID-19?
A: All of our locations are closed to the public.
We are still shipping orders.
You can reach us at [email protected]
We are taking extra measures to keep our team safe.
We are doing our best to keep our supply chain in place.
We are doing our best to remain calm.
We are doing our best.
COVID-19 Response
At this time, all of our locations are closed to the
We are still shipping orders.
You can reach us at [email protected]
We are taking extra measures to keep our team safe.
We are doing our best to keep our supply chain in place.
We are doing our best to remain calm.
We are doing our best.
COVID-19 Response
At this time, all of our locations are closed to the
RESERVATION AND INFORMATION FOR PRECINCT 4 PARKS.
Q: Who is responsible for pruning a mature tree or removing a dead one?
A: You should not fertilize your newly planted trees, and you should not plant flowers or other plants in the tree pit.
Q: How do I make or cancel a reservation?
A: Yes, you can make changes to your reservation by calling the customer service number.
Q: How do I find information about Precinct 4 Parks, including how to make a reservation?
A: Harris County Precinct 4 Parks is offering a variety of summer camps for children ages 5-12. These camps include activities such as arts and crafts, sports, and field trips.
Q: How often can I make a reservation?
A: You can only have one reservation per family/group in any given month.
Q: How do I know if our game or practice at your park has been rained out or rescheduled?
A: The parks department does not determine rainout dates, and they do not have a rainout line. Contact the league you are playing in directly to find out about rainout dates.
LEASE, SITE, STAY, PILOT PROGRAM DURATIONS.
Q: How long do I have my leased pavilion?
A: The hours for all pavilions at Shades Beach are from 9:00 am to 10:00 pm. The large pavilion at Shades Beach can be rented for a half day (3:00 pm to 10:00 pm) on weekdays only. Whitford Park and Rolling Ridge Park can be rented from 9:00 am to 9:00 pm.
Q: How long are the sites?
A: Look up the individual park pages at reserveamerica.com to find out the lengths of the sites.
Q: How long can I stay in a campground?
A: 14 nights in one park, 3 nights in another, with a 1-night break in between.
Q: How long with the pilot program last?
A: The coast is offering same-day online reservations for campgrounds as part of a pilot program. This applies only to the coast at this time, and not to other regions. Making online reservations is easy: just go to https://oregonstateparks.reserveamerica.com, select a park, and book a site. There is no fee for same-day reservations.
OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES IN THE AREA.
Q: Where can I swim?
A: There are many state parks with access to lakes, reservoirs, and rivers, and some have designated swim beaches. Individual park pages will list specific information. The Parks Guide also provides information on parks with swimming.
Q: Where can I build a campfire?
A: Campfires are only allowed in designated areas, and some parks ban them altogether during the summer. Check with the park you plan to visit for current information.
Q: What is hiker/biker camping?
A: You can camp in state parks without a vehicle for $7 - $8 per person, per night.
Q: Where can I go camping?
A: Overnight RV and tent camping is available to the public at Spring Creek Park at no cost. Campsites for Scout groups and youth-based nonprofit organizations are also available at Spring Creek Park. Scout camping is offered at Bear Creek Park, George Bush Park, Kleb Woods Nature Preserve, and New Kentucky Park.
Q: Where can I launch a boat?
A: No boats.
Q: Where can I go fishing?
A: Precinct 4 parks offer locations with access to fishing with stocked fishing lakes and ponds. Fishing is permitted at all lakes, ponds, and creeks. A fishing license is required for those 17 and older. Please visit Harris County Precinct 4 Fishing or call 281-353-8100 for additional information. Visit Texas Fishing for more information.
Q: Where can I bring injured/orphaned wildlife?
A: We cannot accept orphaned nor injured wildlife.
SUPPORT AND ENJOY NATIONAL PARKS?.
Q: How else can I support national parks?
A: Shop in America’s National Parks™ stores
-Attend a national park event
-Make a donation to a national park
-Attend a national park event
-Make a donation to a national park
Q: Where is the Parks Office located?
A: The Boone County Parks Department mailing address is P.O. Box 566 Burlington, KY 41005 and the office's street address is 5958 Garrard Street Burlington, KY 41005. To get there from I-75, take the Florence-Burlington exit and go west on Route 18 (Burlington Pike) until you get to Burlington. At the traffic light, turn right onto Garrard and the Parks Office will be the second house on the right.
Q: Where can I walk or ride my bike in the parks?
A: Most Precinct 4 Park trails are paved or natural-surface trails for multi-purpose use. Walkers, runners, and cyclists are welcome to share the trails seven days a week. However, motorized vehicles are not permitted.
Q: Where can I bring my horse to ride the trails?
A: Horseback riders are welcome to use the equestrian trails at Bear Creek Park and George Bush Park. Dogs are not permitted on the trails.
Q: Where can I take my recycling?
A: Precinct 4 parks no longer accepts paper, plastic, or aluminum recycling materials. Please call 4-1-1 to find a recycling center in your area.
Q: Where can I let my dog play off-leash?
A: The City of Tampa has designated off-leash dog areas at the following locations:
-Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park
-Al Lopez Park
-Brooker Creek Preserve
-Cypress Point Park
-Edgewater Park
-Gadsden Park
-Lake Magdalene Park
-Northdale Park
-Rowlett Park
-Westchase Community Park
-Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park
-Al Lopez Park
-Brooker Creek Preserve
-Cypress Point Park
-Edgewater Park
-Gadsden Park
-Lake Magdalene Park
-Northdale Park
-Rowlett Park
-Westchase Community Park
PARK FACILITIES AND REGISTER FOR SPORTS ACTIVITIES?.
Q: How do I reserve a ball field?
A: The Boone County Parks Department will be closed on Monday, July 3, 2017 and Tuesday, July 4, 2017. All field reservations are made by written request to the Parks Department Director or e-mailed to dwhitehouse@boonecountyky.org.
Q: Who can reserve and rent a campsite?
A: you need to be 18 years old to rent a campsite.
Q: How far in advance can I reserve a pavilion?
A: How much does it cost to reserve a pavilion?
The cost to reserve a pavilion varies depending on the pavilion and the county it is located in. Some pavilions may be free to reserve, while others may cost up to $200.
The cost to reserve a pavilion varies depending on the pavilion and the county it is located in. Some pavilions may be free to reserve, while others may cost up to $200.
Q: How can I reserve a sports field?
A: The sports fields at Precinct 4 parks are leased to different sports associations. For a list of parks with leased fields and the managing sports associations, please visit Harris County Precinct 4 Sports Associations.
Q: How do I register my child for a sports team?
A: Contact the league directly to find out about schedules and registration.
Q: How do I reserve practice time on a sports field?
A: Contact the sport association that leases the field you want to use.
Q: Who manages the sports fields at the parks?
A: Precinct 4 has a ton of sports fields at our parks. Some of them are leased to sports associations, and some of them are available to rent for a fee.
FACILITY OR FIELD FOR RECREATIONAL USE?.
Q: How do I reserve an athletic field or recreation facility?
A: Yes, you need a permit to have a wedding ceremony or take wedding photos in the park.
Q: How do I reserve a shelter?
A: Shelters can be reserved for the same year only – not for the next year. All payments must be made by check, credit card or cash within ten (10) days of making the reservation. If the payment is not received the reservation will be canceled. No follow–up contact will be made by the Park’s office.
Q: How do I purchase a Gift Card, where can I use it and what restrictions are there?
A: You can purchase Gift Cards online or at the central office info center.
Q: How can I pay for my rental?
A: The park coordinator will send you a contract to sign when you reserve a pavilion on our website. You can pay the rental fee with cash, check, or credit/debit card, but you will need to pay the security deposit with cash or check only.
Q: How do I reserve a field for athletic use?
A: You need a permit to use any of the athletic fields in Cambridge, except for Danehy Park. For Danehy Park, you can obtain a permit from the Recreation Division of the Department of Human Services Programs. For all other fields, you need to obtain a permit from the Recreation Division of the Department of Human Services Programs.
Q: How do I apply for community garden space?
A: Community gardens are a great way to get fresh produce, meet new people, and get some exercise. However, they can be difficult to get started with and require some maintenance. If you are interested in starting a community garden, you can find applications and more information here.
Q: When are waterplay areas available for use?
A: Get out there and have a blast!.