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To begin reporting on your commercial use permit for Alaska State Parks, please enter your LAS number (permit number) in the space below.
Special Park Use Permits. Below is a list of regulations from Chapter 18 of the Alaska Administrative Code (AAC) that pertain to Alaska State Parks. With the regulation number given in quotes, you can access the text of the regulation from the Alaska State Legislative Infobase.
Commercial Use Permits. What situations require a Commercial Use Permit? Anyone conducting commercial activities within a unit of the State Park system must obtain, in advance, a permit issued by the Division of Parks and Outdoor Recreation.
A Commercial Use Permit (CUP) is required for anyone conducting commercial activities (as defined in 11 AAC 12.990 (9)*) within any unit of the State Park system. Examples of commercial activities include guided activities, charter services, transportation services, outfitting, supply, or equipment sales or rentals within a park.
Beginning with the 2023 season, CUA holders in Alaska will use the online Visitor Use Reporting system (VURn) to submit Activity Report information as required by CUA permit conditions. Visit the CUA Reporting webpage to access the online system, user guides, visitor use area maps, and more.
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27 lis 2023 · The Alaska State Parks parking pass covers parking fees at most state parks and state recreation areas around Alaska, including Chugach State Park, Eklutna Lake, and Denali State Park. Daily parking will increase from $5 to $7 in 2024.
