Do you need some guidance about traveling to the 63 US National Parks? We prepared this National Park Travel Guide with you - our fantastic Bucket Journal™ customers in mind.
We Thoroughly Researched Each Park with These Key Points in Mind –
Where can I stay in and around the park? Are their campsites and lodges in the park? What about local hotels or vacation rentals?
What is the best way to travel in the park? Are there shuttles, can I easily drive an RV, and do I need a car to enjoy it?
Are there places to eat in the park? If not, where do I eat? Where are the locations for groceries, convenience stores, restaurants, cafes, and coffee?
What are the top things to do in the park? We recommend five things that most people will enjoy.
What do the creators of My Bucket Journals recommend we should absolutely see?
We realize that everyone has different tastes when it comes to exploring the great outdoors. Some of you may be avid hikers or experienced in all things outdoors, while others may want a more casual or historically themed approach to each park. We've tried to include all viewpoints so everyone will benefit from our guide.
Things to Keep in Mind When Visiting a National Park in 2023 and Beyond –
Covid-19 is still having an impact on travel. Please look at the National Park website to see if the park you want to visit has timed entry or requires a reservation before access. Each park page in the guide has a QR code for easy scanning.
We have not included seasonal park hours and fees on purpose. These things are constantly changing, and their addition would make our guide outdated soon after it was published! It is your responsibility to check fees and hours of operation before visiting.
National Parks are very popular. Learn the peak seasons for the places you want to visit and consider going in the off-season. Remember, a peak season visit requires patience
