National Parks nationwide will waive entrance fees for visitors in honor of Veterans Day, which is on Monday, Nov. 11. It’s important to note that while visitors can access the parks for free, fees for other activities like camping won’t be waived.

We’re excited for members of the public to discover national parks on Veteran’s Day, and especially invite current military and their dependents, veterans, and Gold Star Families to get a Military Pass to get free entrance to parks any day,

If you're planning on visiting one of our gorgeous national parks on Monday, November 11, you're in luck. Parks nationwide celebrate Veterans Day by waving fees. The post National parks nationwide waive entrance fees for Veterans Day appeared first on The Manual.

If you have been putting off that national park trip you have dreamed about, you have one last chance in 2024 to visit for free. Ok, you will have to cover transportation costs, lodging, and meals, but the entrance fees are waived at all United States national park sites on Veterans Day,

Brad Booth/iStock/Getty Images While the summer season is the most popular time to visit national parks, that doesn't mean it's necessarily the best one. In many national parks across the US, October and November are excellent months to schedule a visit.