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Thank you for visiting the National Park Service on the Web.
If you're looking for information about programs and activities in a specific national park, it's a good idea to start with the park's web site. The park's web site is maintained by staff in the park, ensuring that the information is as fresh and accurate as possible. You can link to park web sites through the Parks and Recreation portal.
You can also search NPS.gov using this search window:
Information about National Park Service-wide programs and activities falls into four broad categories: Nature and Science, History and Culture, Education and Interpretation and News and Information. These sites offer a wide range of material for students, park visitors, professionals...and anyone else who is curious about topics ranging from archaeology to endangered species.
To ask a question about Service-wide programs, please select a link below.
Other good places to look are in Frequently-Asked Questions and in this list of Frequently-Used Links:
Golden Eagle, Golden Age, Golden Access and National Parks Passes
Volunteering with the National Park Service
Working for the National Park Service
Campground and Lodging Reservations
Washington DC and Regional Offices
Facts about the National Park Service
Student and Research Assistance
Contact a National Park Service Employee
Visiting Parks With Your Pet
Weapons Regulations
Maximum Trailer Length
Other Policies and Regulations
Report an Error found on this Website
If you have questions about recreational opportunities on all Federal lands, please visit .
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