testid wrote:This may seem to be a silly question, but is that permit valid in areas other than Sequoia NF? I'm thinking this because since the issuing agency is Sequoia it may only be good in Sequoia. Dunno.

mrchad9 wrote:

testid wrote:This may seem to be a silly question, but is that permit valid in areas other than Sequoia NF? I'm thinking this because since the issuing agency is Sequoia it may only be good in Sequoia. Dunno.

The permit is valid throughout California... all the national forests and BLM land... 100% sure

m3talibkweli wrote:

mrchad9 wrote:

testid wrote:This may seem to be a silly question, but is that permit valid in areas other than Sequoia NF? I'm thinking this because since the issuing agency is Sequoia it may only be good in Sequoia. Dunno.

The permit is valid throughout California... all the national forests and BLM land... 100% sure

How are you 100% sure? i need to see some evidence.

Campfire Permits are designed for use on federally controlled lands including those falling under the US Forest Service, National Park Service, and Bureau of Land Management, and private lands that are the property of another person. On private lands you must also have written permission from the landowner for campfire use.

Permits are required for open fires, such as campfires, barbecues and portable stoves.

Permits are subject to restriction by local authorities. The need for restrictions is reviewed almost daily during the summer months and permits may even be suspended without advance notice. Permittees must check with local authorities each time they go out to an area.

Permits can be issued by the US Forest Service (USFS), Bureau of Land Management (BLM), National Park Service (NPS), and the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE).

Always:

1. Clear all flammable material away from the fire for 10 feet in all directions to prevent escape of the fire.
2. Have a shovel available at the campfire site for preparing and extinguishing campfires.
3. Have a responsible person in attendance at all times.
4. Extinguish campfires with water, using the drown, stir, and feel method.

You can contact the USFS at 707-562-8737, CAL FIRE at 916-653-5121, BLM at 916-978-4400, or refer to the individual National Park you are interested in at www.nps.gov , for more information.