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If you are unclear about recreational use of Water Supply lands or recreation permits, the information below may help. These are answers to the most common questions that we receive:
Yes, certain Water Supply lands are available for limited low-impact recreational uses such as hiking, fishing and hunting in accordance with DEP's Rules for the Recreational Use of Water Supply lands and Waters, to those who possess valid DEP Access Permits.
You can recreate on Water Supply lands specifically designated for recreational access. Areas available for recreational use by those with valid Access Permits are generally identified by DEP signs stating "Entry by Permit" or, for fishing-only access, "No Admittance Except for Fishing Under Permit". Areas not available for recreation are closed to public access, and are generally identified by signs stating "No Trespassing" or "Restricted Area". Other areas, called "Public Areas", are available for recreational use without permits.
Hiking, fishing and hunting are permitted uses of certain Water Supply lands open for recreational use. Open lands may not be available for all three types of recreational use. Fishing is allowed on all reservoirs, but hiking and hunting are only allowed on certain designated lands. Hiking includes cross country skiing, bird watching, snowshoeing, nature observation, and photography.
Any valid Access Permit holder, or child under the age of 16 who is accompanied by a valid Access Permit holder over 18 years of age may enter and use designated recreation areas.
A DEP Access Permit grants an individual permission, in accordance with DEP's Rules for the Recreational Use of Water Supply lands and Waters, to access designated City-owned areas to:
A DEP Access Permit allows the holder to hike, fish, hunt, and obtain additional DEP permits for fishing by boat.
Children under the age of 16 do not need an Access Permit. They may enter City-owned Water Supply lands if accompanied by a valid permit holder over the age of 18. Minors between the ages of 12 and 18 may apply for an Access Permit with the permission of their parent or guardian if they would like to use Water Supply lands without the presence of an adult. Those 16 years of age or older must apply for a permit to use City-owned Water Supply lands.
No. All DEP fishing, hiking, and hunting permits issued prior to January 1, 2002 have been revoked. You may keep your "lifetime" fishing permit card, but you must obtain a new Access Permit in order to continue using City reservoirs. Your assistance in registering with us and updating your information is greatly appreciated.
All new Access Permits are five-year permits. In order to stagger future renewals, the expiration dates on Access Permits were varied. The day of expiration is your birthday and is printed on the face of your Access Permit.
A renewal form will be mailed to you, via electronic or regular mail, approximately one to two months before your Access Permit is due to expire. To renew your permit, complete the renewal form and mail it to:
NYC DEP - Access Permits
71 Smith Avenue
Kingston, NY 12401
For more information, call 1-800-575-LAND (5263).
There is no charge for an Access Permit.
Yes. In order to access Water Supply lands, visitors must have a valid Guest Pass and be accompanied by an Access Permit holder 18 years or older.
A Guest Pass is required for any person over 16 years of age who will temporarily be using designated Water Supply lands for any type of recreation except hunting. When using Water Supply lands, the guest must be accompanied by an Access Permit holder over 18 years of age. A Guest Pass is valid for 7 consecutive days. Guests can also use their completed Guest Pass to apply for an Access Permit by mailing it to the address on the form.
The most up-to-date information is on this website. Information is also available by contacting DEP at firstname.lastname@example.com or by calling 1-800-575-LAND (5263). For information about Water Supply recreation opportunities in a certain area or on specific recreation units, please call the Land for that area:
Ashokan Reservoir: (845) 657-2663
Schoharie Reservoir: (607) 588-6231
Rondout and Neversink Reservoirs: (845) 985-0386
Cannonsville and Pepacton Reservoirs: (607) 363-7009
East of Hudson Reservoirs: (914) 232-1309
Maps of recreation areas are available on the website for valid Access Permit holders to download and print. You must have Adobe Reader installed on your computer to open and print these maps. Click here to obtain this free software. If you have the correct software installed on your computer but still cannot print maps, you may need to change your computer's settings, re-install the software, or print from a different computer.
Applications for Access Permits and Guest Passes are widely available. You can print an application here or apply online In order to focus our attention on reviewing and accepting submitted applications, we cannot accommodate individual requests for copies to be mailed out.
You can fill out and submit an Access Permit application electronically here, or click here for an Access Permit and Guest Pass application to download and print. Applications are also available at most Town Halls and participating bait and tackle shops in the watershed. There are also copies at the following DEP Offices where they are: available 24/7 in boxes outside the office
East of Hudson Reservoirs, 54 Croton Falls Road, Mahopac, NY 10541;
Ashokan Reservoir, Beaverkill Road and Route 28A, Shokan, NY;
Schoharie Reservoir, 3700 State Rt. 990V, Gilboa, NY;
Rondout & Neversink Reservoirs, Route 42, Grahamsville, NY;
Pepacton & Cannonsville Reservoirs, NYC Highway 30A, Downsville, NY;
DEP Offices in the City:
During normal business hours Monday-Friday:
Bureau of Customer Services, 1250 Broadway (8th Floor), New York, NY;
One-Stop Center (First Floor), 96-05 Horace Harding Expressway, Corona, NY.
DEP Police Precincts
Ashokan Precinct, Route 28A, Shokan, NY 12481;
Beerston Precinct, 21939 State Highway 10, Walton, NY 13856 (near Beersbrook Rd.);
Croton Precinct, 900 Croton Lake Road, Yorktown Heights, NY 10598 (Route 129, 1.5 miles southeast of the Taconic Parkway);
Downsville Precinct, 22 NYC Highway 30A, Downsville, NY 13755;
Neversink Precinct, corner of Route 55 and Route 42, Grahamsville, NY 12740;
The Guest Pass and Access Permit application are the same form, available on our website for download and printing. Guests should fill out the form completely, including the Access Permit number and name of their sponsoring Access Permit holder and the date. Guest must carry the completed form and their photo identification with them at all times while on City water supply recreation areas. The completed and signed form is the Guest Pass; no other form is required.
Yes. You may copy the blank Guest Pass and Access Permit application for further distribution.
Yes, you can still apply using a non-drivers ID from your state's Department of Motor Vehicles - additional information for New York is available here. Either a driver's license or non-driver's ID must be provided.
They may use their non-drivers ID to apply. Some states, including New York, issue non-drivers IDs to minors even if they reside in another state.
No, you can get your permit without a license but you must have a valid NYS Fishing License when fishing on a City-owned reservoir or stream, and the appropriate NYS Hunting License when hunting, in order to comply with State Law. For more information on New York State licenses, please visit the Department of Environmental Conservation.
Applications submitted on our Internet website are processed immediately, allowing you to print your Access Permit right away. Applying via the Internet is the fastest way to get an Access Permit. It generally takes up to two weeks to process an Access Permit application received via regular mail. Permits applications will be issued in the order in which they are received.
The information submitted on your application is for agency purposes only. It will not be sold or shared with any third party without your permission. It may be disclosed if required pursuant to the New York Freedom of Information Law or a valid subpoena or court order; in connection with any administrative or legal proceeding pertaining to a violation of DEP's rules; or as required to remedy an emergency situation.
We process applications as quickly as possible in the order received. Not infrequently there are errors, omissions, or illegible writing on the applications. An effort is made to contact and follow-up on every problem application, but due to lack of a phone number or unclear address, this is not always possible. The Land Management Office can look up the status of your application if it has been more than four weeks since you submitted it, but please keep such requests to a minimum as it slows down the process.
If your application was received and processed by regular mail, you will not be able to get an Access Permit via the internet. Your permit should be in the mail on its way to you. If you wait more than four weeks to receive your permit, please contact the Office for assistance at 1-800-575-LAND (5263).
Requests for such corrections or updates should be submitted in writing to DEP by mail or e-mail. Please use the Access Permit Update Form. Please keep your contact information on file with us current in order to receive permit renewal information, important notices and newsletters.
If you lose your permit or vehicle tag, mail or e-mail a note including your name, address, Access Permit number and phone number to NYC DEP - Access Permits, 71 Smith Avenue, Kingston, NY 12401 requesting a replacement. Replacement requests must be received in writing. If you obtained your permit and vehicle tag via the website, you may reprint them from there.
It is the responsibility of the Access Permit holder to know and abide by the following rules for hiking: Rules for the Recreational Use of Water Supply lands and Waters.
No. The reservoirs, their shorelines, and adjoining lands are open for fishing, and, in some cases, hunting, but not hiking. Hiking is only allowed on designated hiking areas that are usually distant from the reservoirs.
A list of areas open for hiking is available on our website.
Maps of most Recreation Units are available for Access Permit holders to download from our website.
Yes, in most hiking areas, hunting is also allowed. Hikers are advised to avoid hunting areas and must wear safety orange during hunting seasons. A list of areas open for hunting can be found on our website.
It is the responsibility of the Access Permit holder to know and abide by the following rules for fishing and boating: Rules for the Recreational Use of Water Supply lands and Waters.
Good fishing opportunities are available on many of the City-owned reservoirs. Further information about fishing in New York State is available from the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) or by phone for DEC Region 3 at (845) 256-3000 and DEC Region 4 at (518) 357-2234.
Ice fishing is allowed on ponds at hiking or fishing areas and at the following reservoirs and controlled lakes only:
Sometimes unsafe ice conditions require DEP to close certain ice fishing areas. Please call the Mahopac Office at (914) 232-1309 for the most up-to-date information on ice fishing closures. Any reservoirs not listed above are closed to ice fishing due to changing water levels and public safety concerns.
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) produces maps of all NYC reservoirs and controlled lakes. To obtain these maps, contact the DEC office for the reservoirs of interest: Region 3 (East of Hudson, Ulster and Sullivan Counties) - (845) 256-3000, Region 4 (Delaware, Greene and Schoharie Counties) - (518) 357-2234.
Yes, fishing by boat is permitted in rowboats that have valid DEP Boat Tags.
The Boat Tag has replaced the former system of boat permits and boat validations. The Boat Tag is a sticker that must be displayed on all boats on City water. It has the boat number, reservoir, and owner's Access Permit number on it and displays an expiration date. Boats without valid tags on them will be removed at the owner's expense.
All valid Access Permit holders aged 16 or older who own a boat are eligible to receive a Boat Tag.
New boats must be inspected and cleaned by DEP before they can be issued a Boat Tag. To put a boat on a City reservoir or lake, please call the DEP office near the reservoir of interest and make an appointment.
No. Boat Tags are of special adhesive material and cannot be printed on regular paper.
A Boat Tag Renewal Application will be mailed via electronic or regular mail to all registered boat owners in the spring before the Boat Tag is due to expire. If renewing by regular mail the completed application should be mailed to NYC DEP - Access Permits, 71 Smith Avenue, Kingston, NY 12401 along with one self-addressed, stamped, legal-sized (#10) envelope for each boat. The - Access Permit Office will send you a new Boat Tag by mail. Other DEP Offices cannot renew Boat Tags.
Boat Tags Renewal Applications are sent to registered boaters starting in early spring of the expiration year. Boaters are urged to get and apply their renewal Boat Tags to their boats early in the season.
DEP Boat Tags are two-year tags and are valid until the expiration date printed on the face of each Tag.
Fishing by boat is allowed under permit in DEP inspected and registered vessels on the following City reservoirs and lakes.
Boats registered and stored on Water Supply lands may be placed on the water on April 1st of each year or when ice leaves the reservoirs, lakes and ponds, whichever is later. No boats may be placed on the water after December 1st of each year.
For reasons of resource protection, public safety and to promote high-quality fishing opportunities, the number of boats permitted in storage areas and reservoirs or lakes is set by DEP and may be limited. Boat storage areas may be moved, closed to new boats, or closed permanently for reasons of security or resource protection.
Every boat in use on City Property must have at least one wearable personal flotation device for each person on board. Children under 12 must wear an appropriately-sized personal flotation device while on board.
To transfer ownership of a boat already on City water that is not being removed from the property, the current owner must complete and sign a Boat Transfer of Ownership Form and mail it together with the new owner's completed Boat Tag Application to NYC DEP - Access Permits, 71 Smith Avenue, Kingston, NY 12401. A new Boat Tag will be mailed to the new owner.
To remove your boat from City property, please contact the appropriate DEP Office and advise them of your plans to remove your boat. They will record this in our database and advise DEP Environmental Police of the removal. You cannot remove your boat and bring it back without having it re-inspected and steam cleaned at the appropriate DEP Office.
Steam cleaning removes organisms, including zebra mussels, and substances from boats that might otherwise contaminate the water supply.
To move your boat from one reservoir or lake to another, please notify the appropriate DEP Office that you are removing your boat, and schedule a processing appointment for the new location. All boats that are removed from City water must be re-cleaned and inspected before being returned. This is to prevent contamination of the water supply.
Boats registered for use on City reservoirs must be stored at the reservoir due to the threat of water supply contamination. Boats removed, used on other waters, and returned to City reservoirs without re-inspection and steam cleaning are at high risk for introducing detrimental organisms or substances, such as zebra mussel larvae.
From April 1 to September 30, boats may be temporarily stored at any other boat storage area on the same reservoir or lake, provided space is available there for additional boats and the move is approved by DEP. Anglers should contact the DEP Office for that reservoir to learn which areas are available. From October 1 to March 31, boats must be stored in the boat storage areas for which they were originally assigned.
Boats must be stored on their assigned reservoir in assigned locations determined during the registration process. All boats must be stored hull up (upside down) at all times. Boats must be stored at least 10 feet back from the high water mark and should be secured to living trees at least 11" in diameter, or on installed hitching facilities where available. Use cable or covered chains, wrapped once loosely around trees to secure your boat; tightly wrapped chains kill trees.
Although DEP staff regularly inspect and supervise boat areas, DEP is not responsible for boats left on City land. You may secure your boat to hitching posts or to living trees greater than 11" in diameter.
Yes, as long as they have a valid Access Permit. We recommend that boat owners give those with permission to use their boat a photocopy of the owner's Access Permit to carry with them, too.
Yes. At designated hunting areas you may hunt bear, turkey and small game as well as deer. A list of hunting areas may be found on our website.
Does and antlerless deer may be taken on City-owned water supply lands open for hunting. DEP encourages hunters to take doe before buck to help reduce overbrowsing of watershed forests. Please refer to hunting maps and the list of hunting areas for information regarding Wildlife Management Units; this information is needed to apply for extra doe permits from NYS DEC.
DEP sometimes receives additional antlerless deer tags under the NYS DEC Deer Management Assistance Program (DMAP). DEP distributes these tags to eligible hunters through a lottery drawing. The tags may be used by the selected hunters on specific hunting areas for the harvest of does only. Click here for more information.
Update: DEP did not secure any DMAP Permits for the 2009 hunting season, but hopes to have a program in place for the 2010 hunting season.
Yes, on the Knapp Road Unit, West Branch Headwaters Unit, Richardsville Road Unit, and Boyds Corner North Unit in the Town of Kent and Putnam Valley in Puntam County. This is part of a Quality Deer Management Program in this area. Click here for more information.
Yes. All New York State hunting laws and regulations apply and are enforced on City-owned hunting areas. Additional DEP regulations also apply and are enforced on DEP hunting areas Rules for the Recreational use of Water Supply Lands and Waters. Each hunter is responsible for familiarizing him or herself with, and abiding by, both the NYS and DEP hunting restrictions.
Rules for hunting are available here Rules for the Recreational Use of Water Supply lands and Waters.
Yes. Most hunting areas are also open to hiking and fishing under DEP permit. All visitors to hunting areas during big game gun hunting season must wear blaze orange for safety. Big game gun hunting seasons are generally mid-October through mid January in Delaware, Dutchess, Green, Putnam, Schoharie, Sullivan, and Ulster Counties. Visit the NYS DEC website for season dates. Please take every precaution to ensure the safety of all visitors to City Water Supply lands.
All visitors to DEP hunting lands during big game gun hunting seasons, including hunters, must wear blaze orange in the form of a vest, jacket, or hat at other times, blaze orange is optional, but recommended, if possible.
Yes. DEP Hunting Areas are open for bow hunting during the appropriate New York State bow hunting seasons.
All New York State laws and regulations apply on DEP lands. Thus, for example, hunting with a rifle on DEP lands in Putnam County is not permitted, but shotgun hunting is allowed. Permit holders must know and abide by all applicable State laws and regulations.
Yes, handguns are permitted for purposes of hunting in accordance with NYS law.
Temporary, portable tree stands and hunting blinds may be placed at Hunting Areas beginning on the first day of pre-season scouting (14 days prior to opening day of deer season). All tree stands and blinds must be marked with the user's name, Access Permit number, and telephone number. Tree stands and hunting blinds must not damage trees and must be removed at the end of the season.
Dogs may be used for hunting in compliance with NYSDEC regulations. Dogs shall be under the control of their handlers at all times. Dogs cannot be used for tracking injured deer.
Hunters may cut tree limbs smaller than 2 inches in diameter that are within 25 yards of their tree stand. Limbs may only be cut using a hand tool; the use of chainsaws or other motorized equipment is not allowed. Cutting or removal of vegetation is otherwise prohibited.
Maps are available to Access Permit holders here.
New documents will be issued to replace those lost upon written request to NYC DEP - Access Permits, 71 Smith Avenue, Kingston, NY 12401, or e-mail to email@example.com.
Yes. Hunters on City-owned lands are in accordance with State law, required to have and display the appropriate NYS hunting back tag. It must be displayed on the hunter's back so that all writing is clearly legible.
Requests for such corrections must be submitted in writing to NYC DEP - Access Permits, 71 Smith Avenue, Kingston, NY 12401 or at email@example.com.
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