Visiting US National Parks for Non-US Residents

U.S. National Park Fees for Non-Residents in 2026

Beginning January 1, 2026, non-U.S. residents will be required to pay an additional fee, on top of standard park entrance fees, to access 11 of the most visited U.S. National Parks. The 2026 non-resident fee applies to all international visitors entering the United States, including travelers from countries such as Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, and throughout Europe.

The non-resident fee includes the following National Parks, many of which are frequently visited within our tour packages:

Acadia National Park (Maine)
Bryce Canyon National Park (Utah)
Everglades National Park (Florida)
Grand Canyon National Park (Arizona)
Grand Teton National Park (Wyoming)
Rocky Mountain National Park (Colorado)
Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks (California)
Yellowstone National Park (Wyoming/Montana/Idaho)
Yosemite National Park (California)
Zion National Park (Utah)

Each non-U.S. resident aged 16 and over will be charged a $100 non-resident fee when entering one of the above parks.

The fee is charged per person
It is in addition to the standard park entrance fee

If you are planning to visit multiple U.S. National Parks, these additional fees can add up quickly, so we recommend purchasing an “America the Beautiful Annual Pass” which may provide you with significant savings.

America the Beautiful Annual Pass

For guests planning to visit multiple parks or travelling with a group, it is recommended that you purchase the America the Beautiful Annual Pass.

This pass costs $250 in 2026 and is valid for one year from the purchase date.

The pass must be shown upon entrance to the National Park, and the name on the pass must match the ID of the passholder.

The pass can be used in the following ways:

One pass will cover all occupants of a private vehicle
One pass will cover the passholder plus three additional adults when traveling as part of a tour group

This is typically the best option for travellers who: