Patrons allowed free entrance to parks this weekend as a part of National Park Week
The National Park Foundation says this week gives people a chance to discover the great outdoors and what the country has to offer.
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Apr 13, 2022, 3:15 AM
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Updated 1,123 days ago
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663ds agoAll national parks are waiving their entrance fees this Saturday, as they take part in National Park Week.
The National Park Foundation says this week gives people a chance to discover the great outdoors and what the country has to offer.
Camping fees are still in effect for those who want to stay overnight.
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