Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge
Northeast Region
Entrance Fees
Entrance Fee Options* Cost Can Be Used By Allows Entry to Good For
Single Visit 
Entrance Fee		 $4.00/car  or each motorcycle
$2.00/bike
$2.00/hike
 Anyone 

Under 16 years old - free
 Bombay Hook Refuge Daily
Bombay Hook 
Refuge Pass		 $12.00/year Anyone
 Bombay Hook Refuge 1 Year from issue date
Commercial Van & Bus Tours
 $20.00/bus - 20 people or less
$30.00/bus - over 20 people
Anyone
 Bombay Hook Refuge
 Daily
Interagency Annual Pass

$80.00/year 
effective  1/1/07
 Anyone

Under 16 years old - free
 Access to and use of NPS, USDA FS, FWS, BLM and reclamation sites that charge entance fee. 1 Year from issue date
Interagency Senior Pass
 $10.00 U.S. Citizens or Permanent Residents Age 62 & older
 Access to and use of NPS, USDA FS, FWS, BLM and Reclamation sites that charge entance fee. Plus 50% Discount on some expanded amenity fees. Lifetime
Interagency Access Pass
 FREE U.S. Citizens or Permanent Residents Who are Permanently Disabled All Federal Entrance Fee Areas.  Plus 50% Discount on some expanded amenity fees.
 Lifetime
Federal Duck Stamp $15.00/Year Anyone
 All National Wildlife Refuges which charge entrance fees. 1 Year (July 1- June 30)
National Park Upgrade valid until 12/07 $15.00/Year Anyone

Eagle Hologram will upgrade the National Park Pass to a Golden Eagle until 12/07

 Access to and use of NPS, USDA FS, FWS, BLM and Reclamation sites that charge entance fee. The upgrade will last as long as the NPS pass is valid.
Interagency Volunteer Pass -
FREE
 Volunteers who have accummulated 500 hours after 1/1/07
 Access to and use of NPS, USDA FS, FWS, BLM and Reclamation sites that charge entance fee.

*Allows entry of permit  holder and three adult passenger in a non-commercial vehicle (passenger car, pick-up truck, recreational vehicle).  Children under 16 are admitted free.  Motorcycles are individual vehicles; however, if two individuals have signed an annual pass and are traveling on separate motorcycles, then both can be admitted on one pass.
Last updated: October 27, 2008