California Travel Tips
National Park Service Fees
Published on: April 16, 2014
Is anything ever REALLY FREE? This weekend is National Park Service Free Days April 19 & 20, 2014. In California you can tour a lighthouse at Cabrillo National Monument in San Diego and save $5 or see Lava Beds National Monument (right photo) near the Oregon border and save $10.
Cost of Admission 2014
- National Parks: $80 annual car fee for all U.S. parks; $10 senior lifetime; military free
- California State Parks: $150 annual car fee. Excludes: Off Highway Motor Vehicular Recreation Areas, high demand Southern California Beach Parks, oversize vehicle fees, extra vehicle fees, supplemental fees, camping
California National Park Fees 2014
- Cabrillo National Monument $5 parking – day
- Death Valley National Park $20 – 7 days
- Devils Postpile National Monument $7 adult, $4 age 3-15 years
- Golden Gate Park’s Muir Woods $7 age 16 years and older
- Joshua Tree National Park $15 – 7 days
- Lassen Volcanic National Park $10 – 7 days
- Lava Beds $10 – 7 days
- Pinnacles National Park $5 – 7 days
- San Francisco Maritime $5 person – 7 days, under age 16 free
- Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Park $20 – 7 days
- Whiskeytown National Recreation Area $5 – 1 day
- Yosemite National Park $20 – 7 days
Always free: Channel Islands NP, Eugene O’Neill, Fort Point, John Muir, Manzanar, Mojave, Point Reyes Seashore, Presidio, Redwood NP, Santa Monica Mountains
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