Senior Citizens Can Get a Discounted National Park Pass—Here's How
Senior citizens aged 62 and older can obtain a discounted lifetime pass for access to over 1,000 federal recreation sites in the U.S. This pass covers entrance fees to all national parks and offers additional discounts on campgrounds and amenities. It is a cost-effective way for seniors to explore America's natural beauty.
- ▪The America the Beautiful lifetime pass for seniors costs $80 and covers entrance fees at national parks and other federal lands.
- ▪Seniors can also receive discounts on camping and other amenities, making it a valuable option for outdoor enthusiasts.
- ▪The pass does not cover entrance fees to state parks or special permits required in certain areas.
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National ParksSenior Citizens Can Get a Discounted National Park Pass—Here's HowAre you over 62 and looking to visit America’s spectacular national parks? This lifetime interagency pass can help you save big.By Emily PenningtonMay 16, 2026GettySave StorySave this storySave StorySave this storyFrom the jagged red sandstone of the Grand Canyon to the moss-cloaked forests of the Pacific Northwest, the allure of America’s iconic landscapes defies generational divides. Whether you’re a lifelong lover of public lands or a national park newbie, US citizens and residents aged 62 years or older can nab a discounted lifetime pass to travel to over 1,000 federal recreation sites.Emily PenningtonInstagramEmily Pennington is a freelance writer who, after 19 long years in Los Angeles, is now enjoying…
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