Non-resident visitors will not benefit from the 10 fee-free admission days the National Park Service will provide in 2026.

Nonresidents who visit Rocky Mountain National Park will have to pay a premium to get into the park, starting in January.

The Department of the Interior also announced major fee changes, and these shifts added to the online backlash. While the ...

National park passes are getting an overhaul next year, including a new digital system, steeper rates for non-U.S. residents and new artwork that features President Donald Trump. Under this new ...

Starting Jan. 1, 2026, a $100 per-person fee — charged on top of the typical fee of $35 per vehicle — will apply to entry for foreigners ages 16 and older at 11 of the country’s most-visited national ...

The Department of the Interior announced a series of changes Tuesday for America the Beautiful passes, which cover entry and amenity fees at over 2,000 federally managed areas, including the country's ...

Starting Jan. 1, some tourists will have to pay more to visit some of America's most popular national parks, including the Everglades.

The fact that Maine’s only national park, Acadia, is subject to the fee increases comes as the state’s Democratic Gov. Janet ...

A 2026 rule brings ID checks, new fees, and shifting access, reshaping how travelers experience and feel welcomed at America’s parks. The post A 2026 Rule May Bar You From National Parks Even If You ...

(NEXSTAR) — If you’re planning to visit a national park in 2026, especially if you live outside of the U.S., be prepared: the Interior Department has announced several changes coming in the new year ...