Most National Park Service sites don't charge an entrance fee, but some do. Learn more about how entrance fees are used in national parks. At some parks, the price of a standard entrance pass the entrance fee depends on whether you enter in a vehicle. The "Private Vehicle" price is the entrance fee for one vehicle and its passengers.
At these parks, the " Per Person " price is the entrance fee if you instead enter on a bicycle or on foot. Vehicle and motorcycle passengers don't need a separate pass. If a park lists both " Private Vehicle " and "Per Person" prices, the "Per Person" price is the entrance fee if you enter on a bicycle or on foot. If a park lists only one price, labeled "Per Person", you must have your own entrance pass, even if you're a passenger in a vehicle.
National Park Service Search Search. Exiting nps. Contact Us. Entrance Fees by Park. Clear filters. What "Private Vehicle" means At some parks, the price of a standard entrance pass the entrance fee depends on whether you enter in a vehicle. What "Per Person" means At some parks, the price of a standard entrance pass the entrance fee depends on whether you enter in a vehicle.
Last updated: December 5,
