Non-Resident Beach Permits
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To park at our beaches and facilities, both residents and non-residents need a permit. While resident walk-ons are welcome, non-resident walk-ons are not allowed. Non-residents are welcome on our beaches only if they purchase a daily or seasonal parking pass. (A resident is defined as a Mattituck/Laurel homeowner or a year-round renter).
The Non-Resident Seasonal Beach Permit gives you access to all the Mattituck Park District's beaches and facilities for the entire calendar year. These permits are sold online or at the MPD Office at Veterans Memorial Park. Click here to purchase a non-resident beach pass. Click here to purchase a non-resident beach pass.
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If you wish to purchase a Daily Guest Pass instead, please see the instructions by clicking here.
What is New for 2025?
Non-Resident Beach Parking Permits will NOT be sold at Breakwater Beach or Peconic Bay Park.
The 2025 permit is a sticker and must be affixed on the outside of the automobile, on any window on the PASSENGER side. If you have a Southold Town Parking Permit, it can be affixed next to that.
Purchase of the Non-Resident Beach Permit does not allow you to apply for the MPD Fishing Permit.
How much does a Non-Resident Beach Permit Cost?
The annual cost for a permit is $200.
Who Qualifies to Purchase a Resident Beach Permit?
Anyone.
How long is the Beach Permit good for?
A Non-Resident Beach Permit is good for the entire calendar year.
Where Can I Purchase a Permit?
​You can buy your Non-Resident Beach Permit three ways:
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Online at the button below using a credit card; we will mail it to you.
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During beach season, you can also purchase a Non-Resident Beach Permit from the booth (during operating hours) at the entrance of Veterans Memorial Park. Only credit cards are accepted.
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Year round inside the Park District's office, located at Veterans Memorial Park, during office hours listed at the bottom of the webpage. In the office you may use a credit card, check, or cash.