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What is a DCR parking pass?

By Isabella Ramos

What is a DCR parking pass?

The purchase of an Annual Parking Pass will allow you to park a vehicle at most DCR parks that charge for parking, without paying the daily parking fee! Your driver’s license and vehicle must both be registered in Massachusetts. To apply, you’ll need: Massachusetts Driver’s license.

Are MA state parks free?

Massachusetts state parks are free to enter and enjoy, but you may have to pay for parking.

Are Virginia State Parks Free for Military?

Fees are also waived for all active duty members of the armed forces including activated reservists and National Guardsmen, regardless of their state of residency. …

What is a DCR beach?

DCR manages over 50 inland beaches within the Commonwealth’s State Park system. DCR invites you to enjoy the state’s freshwater beaches, which offer many activities. Note that only U.S. Coast Guard approved flotation devices are allowed at DCR beaches and pools.

Are Massachusetts beaches free?

Public Beaches in Massachusetts Virtually all publicly owned Massachusetts beaches are open to everyone, residents and visitors alike. Most notably Lucy Vincent Beach and Squibnocket Beach in the town of Chilmark on Martha’s Vineyard, and the town beaches in Mashpee on Cape Cod.

What does DCR stand for in Massachusetts?

Department of Conservation & Recreation
Department of Conservation & Recreation (DCR)

What are DCR beaches?

What is Golden Bear Pass?

GOLDEN BEAR PASS – $5.00 Entitles the bearer and spouse or registered domestic partner entry to most California State Park operated units where vehicle day use fees are collected at no charge. The pass is not valid at units operated by local government, private agencies or concessionaires.

Is there a lifetime pass for Virginia State Parks?

Another pass is available for boat launch and parking at a single park. For seniors, the Senior Lifetime Naturally Yours Passport Plus, ($100), offers the benefits of the standard passport plus, but it’s a lifetime pass. For more Virginia State Parks information, visit