/r/NationalPark
For all those who love National Parks!
If it has to do with any part of the US national park system (national parks, national monuments, national seashores, national recreation areas, national historic sites, etc) or International national parks, feel free to post it here. Photos from your trips, photos you've come across and like, blog posts, questions, advice or news articles; all are welcome. This is a place to share anything about any of these places. We do remove drone videos of national parks since this is expressly against their rules. We also remove links to outside sites selling National Park-related merchandise and linking to any will get you instantly banned. We also enforce the rules of self-promotion:
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Hey everyone. My husband and I did a 30 day road trip in September. Yosemite, Grand Teton, Yellowstone, Glacier and some of the Redwoods. We have decided we want to come back but perhaps look at 6 months so we can REALLY see the National parks all around as we had the best time. But we are also thinking there must be some cheaper way than hiring an RV for 6 months, costing NZ $36000. Is there a way we can either A- hire one from a person for a lot cheaper, or buy one and sell at the end of the 6 months. I would love to know thoughts and or opinions. Thanks!
Me and my dad decided to go on a roadtrip this fall and the smoky mountain National park was on my list for a long time. So we decided to drive down to the park this weekend. Any hike recommendations that are friendly for older adults ( my Oldman can walk but not long distances). I'd like to add that we are driving from Ohio (Cincinnati) if that makes any difference. If I don't manage to get a camping spot, are there any hotels/motels nearby? TIA!
Does anyone on this sub wish to share their experiences and photos of Glacier National Park? I’m looking into going there and camping in 2025
Vai’Ava Strait National Landmark pictured here.
Joshua tree didn’t win any of the park competitions recently but that morning was the most majestic I’ve ever felt at a national park.
Heading to Dry Tortugas NP in march for a few nights. Visited on day trips but never camped over there. Has anyone who has camped have any tips or advice they wish they knew their first time overnight there?
Thanks!