Is Your Child In 4th Grade? Get A Free National Parks Membership For Your Family.
It's easy to sign up for your free pass here.
Thanks to the “Every Kid in a Park” initiative, fourth grade students and their families can get into national parks for free. Why fourth graders? Those behind the program say research shows children ages nine to 11 are beginning to learn about the world around them. They’re not only open to new ideas, but they are likely to connect to nature and America’s history.
The pass is offered to fourth graders every year, so eventually, every child will get a free pass to explore our national parks, with a goal of letting them all discover wildlife, resources and history — for free.
The current pass is for fourth graders (or homeschool equivalent students) for the 2018-19 school year, and expires Aug, 31. Then, the cycle starts over for the next group of fourth graders! The pass includes not only free entrance for your fourth grader, but also all children under 16 years of age and up to three adults. If you visit a park that charges admission per vehicle, the pass admits all children and adults in one passenger vehicle.
All you have to do is click here to get your pass, then begin planning your trip!
Please also check out the guide,
“Donating to National Parks: How to Give Back and Save on Your Next Trip”!
Our National Parks rely largely on visitors and donations to remain beautiful and protected. With this in mind, they created a resource that guides readers through the many ways they can support the preservation of our National Parks. They also provide a list of travel hacks on how to save on your next National Parks trip.
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