It has come to out attention via a letter from the managing authority of Billington Sea and Morton Park that they are now charging $25 per vehicle parking charge. They claim this has always been the case but never enforced but they now are going to enforce it. Here is the email.
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> I want you to be aware that a parking fee will be required upon entry to Moron Park July 14th which you have scheduled for a fishing tournament. This is not a new policy but is now being enforced. Week end fees are now $25.00 per vehicle and week days $15.00.
> Sorry for the inconvenience. Please contact me with any questions.
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> Ted Bubbins
> Town of Plymouth
> Department of Public Works
> Cemetery, Crematory, Parks & Forestry
> Superintendent / Tree Warden
> 169 Camelot Drive Plymouth MA 02360
> 508-830-4162 x 6 Fax 508-830-4147
> tbubbins@townhall.plymouth.ma.us
I think it is safe to say, NO ONE wants to pay $25 to park. We are trying to find an alternate site. I will be putting a call into the town of Bridgwater to see it Lake Nippenitick is available. With such short notice we may find it difficult to replace Billington Sea and it may have to be canceled. If anyone who is actually fishing the trail has any suggestions for a place that can take 15 boats, and that we are not already fishing, let me know.
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> I want you to be aware that a parking fee will be required upon entry to Moron Park July 14th which you have scheduled for a fishing tournament. This is not a new policy but is now being enforced. Week end fees are now $25.00 per vehicle and week days $15.00.
> Sorry for the inconvenience. Please contact me with any questions.
>
>
> Ted Bubbins
> Town of Plymouth
> Department of Public Works
> Cemetery, Crematory, Parks & Forestry
> Superintendent / Tree Warden
> 169 Camelot Drive Plymouth MA 02360
> 508-830-4162 x 6 Fax 508-830-4147
> tbubbins@townhall.plymouth.ma.us
I think it is safe to say, NO ONE wants to pay $25 to park. We are trying to find an alternate site. I will be putting a call into the town of Bridgwater to see it Lake Nippenitick is available. With such short notice we may find it difficult to replace Billington Sea and it may have to be canceled. If anyone who is actually fishing the trail has any suggestions for a place that can take 15 boats, and that we are not already fishing, let me know.
just a thought 
Did you ask if there was any way they could give us a break on the price since we're bringing a bunch of people? If you play nice they may bend a little
They know how many boats are on the permit. They have sent out the same notice to everyone who has a pulled a permit.
