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The reason you cant buy a annual permit on weekends is because its a corp funded service not a dewey short service. Permits have to be sold and issued by a park ranger only. They work at dewy short 9 to 5 monday thru friday only. You can buy them online and they will send it right to your house.

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I've had trouble getting them at the campgrounds the first few days they are open. Last year the computer system wasn't set up correctly, Cape Fair didn't have them but Viola did.

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April (tomorrow) - got it, guys. Thanks.

My wife and I drove over to Wilson's Creek Battlefield a few weeks ago, and I got my Geezer (Senior) Card. With that, the Corps will sell me an Annual Day Use Pass for $15. - which will be a WHOLE lot cheaper than all those times I paid them $4 to launch last year!

Even at $30, doesn't take long for that $4 daily deal to make one wish he'd have bought the annual pass. At $15, it's really a no-brainer. Glad you got fixed up.

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It's so nice driving by those people who have to stop and fill out envelope and pay. Kinda feel like a V.I.P.rolling through the check in and pointing to your pass. Lol

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It was so nice when we didn't have to pay to unload at all. Now it's like a double tax. We are taxed to pay for the areas to begin with and then we pay a use fee that pays the officers to enforce the use fee.

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It was so nice when we didn't have to pay to unload at all. Now it's like a double tax. We are taxed to pay for the areas to begin with and then we pay a use fee that pays the officers to enforce the use fee.

That's big government for you......

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