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Overnight Parking Pass

NOTE: Our office is open Monday-Friday, 7:00am-3:30pm. Any parking pass submitted after 3:30pm on Friday will be addressed on the following business day. 

Please park in the overflow parking lot area, gravel lot adjacent from the park entrance.

Please be advised this permit is for towing purposed only and the Board of County Commissioners and Washington County Parks Department are not liable for any damagers that may occur.

Dates for Overnight Parking

Start date for when the vehicle will be parked overnight.
End date for when the vehicle will be parked overnight.

Instructions for overnight parking

Please park in the overflow parking lot area, gravel lot adjacent from the park entrance.
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Please be advised this permit is for towing purposes only and the Board of County Commissioners and Washington County Parks Department is not liable for any damages that may occur.

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Pen Mar Park

14600 Pen Mar Rd
Highfield-Cascade, MD 21719

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