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If your 2020 plans involve a trip to the National Parks, the National Park Service announced five dates in 2020 this week that you’ll be able to visit those parks for free.
The free park days apply to all 111 fee-charging National Parks in the United States including Arches National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park, Crater Lake, and The Grand Canyon.
Entry fees typically range from $15 per car to $35 per car for most parks.
The free days for 2020 will be:
•January 20 (Martin Luther King, Jr. Day)
•April 18 (first day of National Park Week)
•August 25 (National Park Service birthday)
•September 26 (National Public Lands Day)
•November 11 (Veterans Day)
If you’re traveling on a budget, the free days can make those travels a bit more affordable. That said, the free days are also often quite popular, so if you do go on a free day you should be prepared to be visiting alongside the masses.
I did a National Parks road trip with a few friends earlier this year. If you’re planning a trip that involves multiple people and multiple parks I recommend snagging a National Parks annual pass. An annual pass is $80 and will get your whole car of people in for 365 days. Especially if you’re planning on hitting a few of those $35 parks over the course of the year, it can make things a lot more affordable.
Each pass can also have two owners simultaneously, so you can split the cost with a friend who also has a National Park trip in their plans and save even more.
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