FREE National Park Passes for Military, Veterans, 4th Graders, and Disabled!

I may get paid for ads or purchases made through links in this post.

Be sure to take advantage of these easy ways to save on your National Park Entrance Fees that include tips for how you can score FREE National Park Passes for 4th Graders, Veterans and Disabled!

Do you love scoring Deals and Freebies?

Well… I’ve got just the thing for you with these 6 tips for how you can score Discounted and Free National Park Passes to your favorite national parks!

The entrance fees charged to visit national parks can really add up. In fact, the entrance fees to visit many popular national parks can range from $25 – $35 dollars per day.

To help you save as much money as possible, I am giving you my top tips for saving money on national park entrance fees.

Does your family have a favorite National Park? These amazing deals can give you the excuse you’ve been looking for to go out and discover as many national parks as possible… and discover which one is your very favorite!

Cheap and Free National Park Passes

#1: Visit Your Favorite National Park on Free Entrance Days

Did you know that the National Park Service offers up to 6 Free Entrance Days each year?

The easiest way to save money on national park entrance fees is to simply visit when it’s FREE!

#2: Buy the American The Beautiful Interagency Annual Pass

If you plan on visiting any national park (or parks) for 3 days or more in the same year, it will almost always save you money when you buy the America The Beautiful Interagency Annual Pass for $80. This pass will give you unlimited access to most national parks for 1 year.

I buy the annual pass for my family almost every year. In addition to using the pass to explore new parks for the first time, we also love to use it to visit the Grand Canyon, Zion, Arches, Bryce Canyon, and Saguaro National Park as often as possible.

#3: Get The Lifetime Senior Pass

If you are 62 years or older, the savings get even better. You can buy a Lifetime Senior Pass for just $80!

#4: Your 4th Graders Can Visit National Parks for FREE!

Don’t forget about your 4th grader! If you have a 4th grader or know someone that does, make sure to have them sign up to receive their Free National Park Pass for 4th Graders! (valid for school or homeschool)

#5: Score a Free Military Pass for Active Duty, Reserve, Veterans and Gold Star Families

If you are a Veteran or a member of a Gold Star Family, you can sign up to receive a Free Interagency Annual Military Pass. This pass will give you and up to 3 more occupants in your same car Free National Park Access!

#6: Get The Free Access Pass!

If you have a permanent disability, or you know someone that does, be sure to take advantage of the Free Lifetime Access Pass!

How To Visit National Parks on a Budget:

20 Ways To Save Money On Rental Cars

F ree Gas Gift Cards + 10 Money Saving Tips for Road Trips!

20 Road Trip Must Haves

25+ Southwest Airlines Hacks! {What To Know Before You Fly}

17 American Airlines Flight Hacks {Tricks To Know Before You Fly}

17 Delta Airlines Travel Hacks

34 Ways to Entertain Kids on a Trip

201 Camping Tips and Tricks for Beginners {Genius Hacks}

60 Camping Menu Tips

125+ RV Recipes {Easy RV Meal Planning!}

How to Travel for Free or Cheap {19 Brilliant Budget Hacks}

National Park Packing List:

–> Use a Free REI Gift Card + these 10 ultimate shopping hacks to gear up for your national park adventures!

–> Shop with a Free Cabela’s Gift Card + 20 Clever Shopping Hacks for Free Outdoor Gear!

–> Use a Free Bass Pro Shop Gift Card + these 19 Clever Shopping Hacks to get ready!

–> Bug Repellent to keep all those bugs away. Be extra frugal when you try one of these 17 DIY Bug Repellent Tricks. Having some repellent handy is a must when you stop to have a snack on the trail. You really don’t want your food to make you too popular with the flying insect world!