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National parks map

All 64 U.S. national parks on one map, plus every other National Park Service site when you switch them on. Tap a dot for fees, visits and a link to the guide.

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All 64 parks in one table

Tap a column heading to sort. Visits are 2025 recreation visits; fees are the standard 2026 entrance pass.

ParkStateEstablishedAcresVisits 2025Entrance fee
AcadiaMaine191949,0714,079,318$35 per vehicle
American SamoaAmerican Samoa19888,25743,258No entrance fee
ArchesUtah197176,6791,511,740$30 per vehicle
BadlandsSouth Dakota1978242,7561,139,361$30 per vehicle
Big BendTexas1944801,163568,104$30 per vehicle
BiscayneFlorida1980172,971486,567No entrance fee
Black Canyon of the GunnisonColorado199930,780250,086$30 per vehicle
Bryce CanyonUtah192835,8351,967,367$35 per vehicle
CanyonlandsUtah1964337,598796,057$30 per vehicle
Capitol ReefUtah1971241,9041,388,476$20 per vehicle
Carlsbad CavernsNew Mexico193046,766410,778$15 per person
Channel IslandsCalifornia1980249,561227,186No entrance fee
ChiricahuaArizona202612,000n/aNo entrance fee
CongareeSouth Carolina200326,693287,833No entrance fee
Crater LakeOregon1902183,224632,242$30 per vehicle
Cuyahoga ValleyOhio200032,5723,025,325No entrance fee
Death ValleyCalifornia and Nevada19943,408,3961,320,134$30 per vehicle
DenaliAlaska19174,740,911543,300$15 per person
Dry TortugasFlorida199264,70189,355$15 per person
EvergladesFlorida19341,508,939778,198$35 per vehicle
Gates of the ArcticAlaska19807,523,89714,923No entrance fee
Gateway ArchMissouri20181932,209,028$3 per person
GlacierMontana19101,013,1263,136,557$35 per vehicle
Glacier BayAlaska19803,223,383740,044No entrance fee
Grand CanyonArizona19191,201,6474,430,653$35 per vehicle
Grand TetonWyoming1929310,0443,800,648$35 per vehicle
Great BasinNevada198677,180161,210No entrance fee
Great Sand DunesColorado2004107,346432,498$25 per vehicle
Great Smoky MountainsNorth Carolina and Tennessee1934522,42711,527,939No entrance fee
Guadalupe MountainsTexas197286,367206,423$10 per person
HaleakalāHawaii196133,489853,711$30 per vehicle
Hawaiʻi VolcanoesHawaii1916344,8121,877,854$30 per vehicle
Hot SpringsArkansas19215,5542,494,611No entrance fee
Indiana DunesIndiana201915,3492,629,497$25 per vehicle
Isle RoyaleMichigan1940571,79029,091$7 per person
Joshua TreeCalifornia1994795,1562,932,644$30 per vehicle
KatmaiAlaska19803,674,52934,479No entrance fee
Kenai FjordsAlaska1980669,650425,369No entrance fee
Kings CanyonCalifornia1940461,901779,791$35 per vehicle
Kobuk ValleyAlaska19801,750,7167,786No entrance fee
Lake ClarkAlaska19802,619,81619,778No entrance fee
Lassen VolcanicCalifornia1916106,589504,777$30 per vehicle
Mammoth CaveKentucky194172,473660,734No entrance fee
Mesa VerdeColorado190652,485463,130$30 per vehicle
Mount RainierWashington1899236,3821,635,342$30 per vehicle
New River GorgeWest Virginia20207,0211,958,440No entrance fee
North CascadesWashington1968504,78146,925No entrance fee
OlympicWashington1938922,6493,584,187$30 per vehicle
Petrified ForestArizona1962221,390315,951$25 per vehicle
PinnaclesCalifornia201326,686343,208$30 per vehicle
RedwoodCalifornia1968138,9991,202,480No entrance fee
Rocky MountainColorado1915265,8484,171,431$30 per vehicle
SaguaroArizona199492,877847,749$25 per vehicle
SequoiaCalifornia1890404,0631,378,337$35 per vehicle
ShenandoahVirginia1935200,4461,682,152$30 per vehicle
Theodore RooseveltNorth Dakota197870,447729,893$30 per vehicle
Virgin IslandsU.S. Virgin Islands195615,052471,074No entrance fee
VoyageursMinnesota1975218,222206,326No entrance fee
White SandsNew Mexico2019146,344659,742$25 per vehicle
Wind CaveSouth Dakota190333,971606,258No entrance fee
Wrangell-St. EliasAlaska19808,323,146108,840No entrance fee
YellowstoneWyoming, Montana and Idaho18722,219,7914,762,988$35 per vehicle
YosemiteCalifornia1890761,7484,278,413$35 per vehicle
ZionUtah1919147,2434,984,525$35 per vehicle

Reading the map

Alaska and Hawaii are drawn as insets, and the territories (Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands, American Samoa, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands) sit in the boxes along the bottom; they are not to scale. Switch on All Park Service sites to add the monuments, seashores, historic sites and every other site the park service runs. Dot positions come from National Park Service coordinates. For the parks in one state, open the state guides.

Sources: National Park Service Data API and visitor statistics; U.S. state shapes from the U.S. Census Bureau via the us-atlas project. Last checked 1 November 2026.

Frequently asked questions

How many national parks are on the map?
64, including Chiricahua in Arizona, which became a national park on October 20, 2026.
Which state has the most national parks?
California, with 9. Alaska has 8 and Utah 5.