National Park Service 2022 Changes
What changes are coming to the National Park Service in 2022? Reservations, constructions, fee increases and more.
Fee Increases, A Mystery Solved, Director Confirmed and More | National Park News
Fee increases, a new NPS Director takes the helm, a 38-year old mystery solved and more.
News from the Parks | 7.3.21
Flash floods tear through Zion, Karens build Cairns in Petroglyph, a kayaker gets 60 days in Jail and a 5-year ban from Yellowstone, and more.
RV and Camping News Brief | 6.19.21
A year of records is well underway – record drought, record heat, record camping and RV travel, and the busiest year on record – by far – for the National Park Service.
5 Midwest Do-Not-Miss National Park Service Destinations
Looking to visit a National Park in the Midwest? Check out our list of 5 places you do not want to miss on your next trip to the region.
Department of Interior Adds 10 New Recreation Trails in 8 States
Pictured: Paddlers explore the Green and Nolin Rivers Blueway located within Mammoth Cave National Park. Photo: NPS/Ashley Decker In celebration of National Trails Day on June 5, Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland has announced 10 new national recreation trails in eight states, adding more than 160 miles to the National Trails System. The newly...
NPS Releases 10 Tips to Help You “Plan Like a Park” Ranger this Summer
As attendance rises, the NPS has released ten-tips designed to help you “Plan Like a Park Ranger.”
Yellowstone and Grand Teton Set Record-Shattering Attendance
Yellowstone and Grand Teton April attendance shatters previous years’ records.
RVer’s Guide to Mesa Verde National Park
Southwestern Colorado’s Mesa Verde National Park is an excellent park for an RV vacation.
Roadschooling with the Junior Ranger Program
For us, the National Park Service’s Junior Ranger program is an indispensable and hands-on component of our roadschool curriculum.
