national parks

With the National Park Service turning 100 years old, you’ll have more chances than ever to visit a national park without paying an entrance fee in 2016. How about 16 free days?

This Saturday, September 26, celebrate National Public Lands Day with FREE admission to every National Park Service site!

The National Park Service has issued a policy memorandum prohibiting the use of electronic smoking devices in all places where tobacco smoking is prohibited in national parks.

The National Park Service is turning 99 years old on Aug. 25 and everyone is getting a present, free admission.

Confederate Battle Flag sales items are being removed from national park bookstores and gift shops.

America's Best Idea, our National Parks, is even better when it's free. To kick off the opening weekend of National Park Week, all 405 national parks will offer FREE admission on April 18 and 19.

Visiting a national park over Presidents Day Weekend makes even more sense when admission fees are waived!

National parks across the country are waiving entrance fees on Monday, January 19 to commemorate Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.

There is one more day in 2014 where all 401 National Parks will waive entrance fees. Your last free day this year is coming up on November 11 (Veterans Day). The National Park Service has just announced 9 entrance fee-free days for 2015. Get the schedule here so you can mark your calender!

This Monday, August 25, fees to all National Parks (including Yellowstone and Glacier) will be waived in honor of the National Park Service's birthday!

The National Park Service and the National Park Foundation will host National Park Week from April 19 - 27, featuring special events in parks nationwide. This year’s theme, “National Park Week: Go Wild!” invites visitors to celebrate all that America’s 401 national parks have to offer. There is also FREE admission to all parks on April 19 and 20!

To celebrate the connection between our national leaders and national parks, all 401 National Park Service sites will have FREE admission during Presidents Day weekend, February 15-17.