As you’ve landed here, we can safely assume you are looking for national park gifts for a loved one, or perhaps for yourself, and we’ve got you covered!
Sophie and I are huge national parks fans and have explored nearly every national park in the US. With over 300 million people visiting the parks within the NPS system each year, we’re pretty confident that we’re not alone!
These gifts for national park fans have been specifically chosen as mementos of unforgettable experiences or motivation for new adventures. They are gifts we’ve either given, received, or are still firmly on our wish lists!
Our favorite gifts can be found all over the internet, and I’ve linked each one to where you can find it.
I’ve also put together all of those available on Amazon within an Amazon list for easy browsing. However, many of the fun, unique, and quirky gifts on this list are from other retailers, so keep reading…
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π National Park Gift Ideas for the Home
These fantastic national park gift ideas for the home will help any outdoor enthusiast enjoy being inside! Add a little bit of the parks to your space with a range of national park-inspired gifts to choose from.
These ideas are also great for wedding gifts to add a touch of adventure to the newly married couple’s home!
1. Personalized National Park Service Welcome Sign
Perfect for national park enthusiasts, this beautiful customized welcome sign is instantly recognizable, incorporating the fonts and color schemes used on NPS signs.
This is my favorite National Park gift on this list and one I highly recommend. Sophie and I gifted it to my dad for Christmas last year, and it’s been proudly displayed in “Dave’s National Park” ever since!
2. 2024 National Park Calendar
Plan next yearβs adventures while enjoying stunning imagery from the parks with the 2024 National Park Foundation Wall Calendar.
A calendar goes beyond just dates on a grid. It provides a collection of beautiful moments from the recent past, a schedule for the present, and in the future, it will become a reminder of how the year was spent.
3. Pendleton National Park Blanket
Known for its superior pure virgin wool, the Pendleton National Park Blanket is the ultimate luxurious gift for national park fans.
Alongside stripes that reflect different elements of the park, each of their cozy national park blankets has a vintage label with the park name and an image of an iconic feature.
4. Cozy National Park Sherpa Blanket
5. Handmade National Park Throw Pillow
Add a splash of color, along with fond memories of national park adventures to the home with this handmade throw pillow.
Featuring cute graphics of animals found within the parks, it makes the ideal gift for national park lovers who also love wildlife.
6. National Park Mugs by Well told
In my opinion, mugs are the best, most versatile gifts for any occasion!
With every sip of coffee, your loved one will be reminded of treasured National Park memories and the thoughtful person who gifted it to them.
These ceramic National Park mugs by Well Told are my favorites. Not only are they made in the USA, but they also support the National Park Foundation.
βοΈ Pro Tip: Well Told also provides many other National Park gifts, ranging from insulated can coolers to water bottles, glasses, and more. I highly recommend their custom night sky gifts too (we love our set of personalized champagne glasses!).
7. More National Park Mugs
I really do love mugs! While the ones above by Well Told are still our favorites for specific parks, if you’re looking for a mug featuring all the parks, look no further!
This ceramic mug by Maple and Hen features 63 cute graphics covering all of the National Parks in the US.
An insulated travel tumbler with the same design is available for those who prefer their coffee to go.
8. National Park Glasses
Made in Nevada, these collectible tumblers feature bold designs highlighting the features of the 15 most visited parks in the USA.
In addition to the beautiful design, each glass has the establishment date, notable fact, and chronological number it was recognized in American park history printed on it.
9. National Park Coasters
Build your own set of coasters from any of the 63 National Parks in the US. These handmade coasters feature beautiful artistic designs from the parks.
They make the perfect addition to the home, reminding us of those wilderness adventures and memories we all treasure from our time spent in the parks.
10. National Parks Tea Towel
Be transported to your favorite national parks at mealtimes and brighten up the kitchen with this wonderful tea towel!
βοΈ Pro Tip: I highly recommend checking out Maple and Hen on Etsy. They have a whole collection of national park gifts, from this wonderful tea towel and the above mug to shower curtains, puzzles, t-shirts, and more! Their cute designs feature all 63 national parks.
11. National Parks Cast Iron Pan
This kitchen and campsite essential is the ideal gift for the national park lover in your life who loves to cook.
Designed for stovetops and campfires, this National Park cast iron pan features your choice of five parks engraved on its base.
12. National Parks Scented Candle
There’s nothing quite like a scent to trigger memories and feelings.
Take home the fragrance of the great outdoors with these handmade scented candles featuring destination-inspired aromas from 17 of the most popular parks.
I also love Paddywax National Park scented candles. Their crackling wood wicks help further transport you back to the campfire!
13. National Parks Inspired Teas
Now that you’re cozy with your national park blanket and candle, and your mug and coasters are ready, you just need something to go in the mug!
These teas on Etsy are inspired by the national parks and come in three delightful varieties.
If you can’t decide on a flavor, this National Park tea gift sampler on Amazon includes 10 different teas inspired by the flora, colors, environment, and scenery of the parks.
14. Grow Your Own National Park Botanical Kit
I highly recommend checking out these Grow Your Own National Park Botanical Kits for a truly unique national park gift.
Cultivate a living memento of one of five incredible national parks, with the Grand Canyon, Olympic, Yellowstone, Yosemite, and Zion to choose from.
Each kit features a different plant to grow that allows you to bring the essence of the national parks into your home.
πΌοΈ Perfect Gifts for National Park Lovers: Maps, Posters and Prints
Decorate your walls with emotive and inspirational souvenirs of our incredible national parks with this collection of art prints, maps, and posters.
15. National Park Custom Collage
I think this custom collage print is possibly the ultimate personalized national park gift.
Designed by the incredibly talented Mia Hague on Uncommon Goods or Etsy, her combination of handmade and digital collage techniques creates spectacular imagery of your group in front of an iconic national park scene.
Choose the park, people (and pets), and any personalized details to bring your image to life. This will quickly become a treasured keepsake.
16. National Park Scratch-Off Map
A scratch-off National Parks map is a fun gift for national parks enthusiasts. Help them keep track of the parks theyβve visited as they scratch each one off their bucket list.
This gift also comes with an added feel-good factor as a tree is planted with each purchase as part of the National Forest Foundation’s tree planting initiative.
For a more unique gift, I recommend this personalized National Park scratch map.
17. Personalized National Parks Push Pin Map
Featuring a scenic mountain-inspired design, this push-pin map is a fun way to mark off previous adventures and help plan future ones.
The map includes all 63 parks and offers free personalization to add the name of an individual or couple.
I also really love these maps and checklists available on Etsy:
18. Vintage US National Park Posters
The iconic scenery of four of the best national parks inspires these beautiful art pieces.
The set of four posters is made in the USA on premium thick white paper, and you can choose to have them framed or unframed.
I also highly recommend this set of five vintage national park posters!
19. National Park Wood Landscape
Adorn your walls and keep the wonders of the National Parks in sight with these beautiful laser-cut 3D wood landscapes.
Handmade in the USA, choose from 20 different parks and two different sizes.
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20. National Parks Passport
A National Parks Passport allows national park enthusiasts to collect free stamps from the visitor center of each park they visit.
It also includes a national park map, information about the park, and space to add notes.
These stamps and notes create a lasting souvenir to look back on and remember the wonderful memories created.
If this one doesn’t feel quite right, there are a variety of other national park passports and journals available. Some of my favorites include:
21. National Parks Greeting Cards
With this stunning collection, you are giving more than a card; you are giving your loved one an escape!
They are perfect as everyday notecards or thank you cards for any nature lover.
Better yet, these cards are environmentally friendly. They are printed on recycled paper with sustainable ink and use plastic-free packaging.
22. National Parks Postcards
This pack of 62 original hand-illustrated postcards features all but the most recent national park.
Whether used as a postcard to spread a little joy, framed to decorate the home, or used in scrapbooks to recall adventures, the beautiful illustrations are a wonderful way to share the wonder of the American wilderness.
Additionally, you can find a variety of other National Park postcards on Amazon that also make for great gifts.
23. National Park Stickers
Get creative with these vinyl national park stickers!
Decorate scrapbooks, water bottles, laptops, luggage, phones, etc., to add an extra charm to your belongings.
Stickers are a fun gift for all ages. Plus, with 100 of them, theyβre perfect for sharing!
24. National Parks Paint by Shadows Kits
If you’re looking for a gift for an artsy national park lover, a National Parks Paint by Shadows Kit is perfect.
The greyscale guides make creating beautiful paintings of some of America’s most iconic sites easy.
You will discover everything you need within each set, including two canvases, paint, brushes, and instructions.
ποΈ Best National Park Gifts: Souvenirs, Collectibles, and Jewelry
If you’re looking for a meaningful national parks gift for a loved one, then one of these presents may be just the thing!
From unique pieces of jewelry to delicate ornaments and fun collectibles, these items are a special reminder of wonderful times spent in the great American outdoors.
25. National Park Bar Necklace
These beautiful handmade necklaces are the perfect gift to remember a favorite national park.
The bars are made from US quarters and are available in over 50 designs, limited by the coins produced.
These national park rings also made from quarters provide another unique gift option.
26. National Park Sculpture Necklace
Treasure the magic of the national parks with these handmade clay sculptured necklaces.
They are available in ten different park designs including Acadia, Yellowstone, Grand Tetons, and Glacier National Parks.
Two dollars from each purchase is donated to the NPF to support the parks.
27. National Park Charms
These elegant sterling silver charms by Haylee’s Silver each feature an iconic national park view.
There are over 100 beautiful designs to choose from. They can be used as pendants on necklaces or charms on bracelets.
28. Leather Keychain and Travel Tokens
A keychain and travel tokens are the perfect keepsakes for travel and national park enthusiasts.
I love this gift as you can keep adding to it each year as you visit more parks and create a timeless way to remember your adventures.
29. National Park Keychain
This National Park keychain allows you to create a personalized keepsake that celebrates your favorite park and captures your adventurous spirit.
Each keychain is handmade from high-quality wood and engraved with your choice of park name, icon, and any other customizations.
30. National Parks Ornaments
Each of these intricate ornaments is handmade from red oak and walnut.
You can choose from over 20 unique designs and add your own personal touch by writing any memorable dates or information on the back with a Sharpie!
I also really love these ornaments too:
31. Collectible National Park Enamel Pins
These enamel pins make for the perfect collectible gift for national park enthusiasts.
Featuring unique designs for all of the US national parks, they make for an ideal gift by themselves or paired with a US states cork map.
32. Personalized National Park Fridge Magnet
A fridge magnet is perhaps the most traditional souvenir to collect from your travels.
However, this one adds a little extra magic with its park logo design and custom text for the national park lover in your life.
Not only does it make for a great visual representation of family adventures, but it also makes for a great conversation starter when you have guests!
33. National Park Quarters Collection
Through the America the Beautiful program, the US Mint has issued 56 quarters featuring different scenes of national parks and other national sites from every state and territory.
This complete set includes all of the national park quarters in mint condition displayed within a specially designed book.
π Best National Park Gifts: Apparel
Not only do these gifts show off love for the US national parks, but they’re also functional!
34. National Park Socks
Socks are the perfect gift for someone who has everything, because who doesn’t need more socks?! They’re also an ideal stocking filler.
These socks are available in 22 different national parks-themed designs.
For a more subtle nod to the parks, Pendleton’s national park socks are an ideal gift.
35. National Park T-Shirts
A t-shirt allows national parks enthusiasts to show off their love for the parks in style! There are many different designs available online to fit all tastes.
If you prefer an individual park tee, I recommend these tees on Etsy. They have over 20 designs in various colors and are available in crew neck and v-neck, as well as sweaters and kids tees.
36. National Park Hoodie
Fashionable yet cozy, no wardrobe is complete without a hoodie.
This hoodie is my favorite with its unique and quirky campfire design.
However, as much as I love this design, there are also a LOT of other great options for hoodies and sweaters out there. Below are a few others I recommend checking out, all of which are available on Etsy.
37. National Park Hat
As well as being a stylish accessory, these NPS trucker hats are a great practical gift for sun protection while hiking! It is available in five different colors and is one size fits all.
I also love this National Park hidden topography hat on Uncommon Goods.
38. National Park Beanie
As the temperatures drop, these cozy beanies will keep you warm! Choose from seven different designs inspired by some of the most popular parks.
If you prefer a more understated national park theme, I recommend these beanies by Pendleton.
πΊοΈ Practical Gifts for National Park Lovers
These practical gifts for national parks fans are perfect for those who are looking to take more adventures in the parks. While not necessarily national park-themed, these are my must-have items for outdoor adventures.
39. America the Beautiful National Park Pass
The America the Beautiful annual pass gives access to all 63 national parks and over 2,000 federal recreation sites.
It is truly one of the best gifts for a national park lover, being the closest thing to a national park gift card.
It’s the gift that keeps on giving, providing year-long access to all of the parks for endless adventures!
40. National Geographic National Parks Map
A National Geographic National Parks map is one of the best gifts for those planning their next road trip.
The map highlights nearly 400 parks across the US, as well as a list of all park service units, sorted by state.
If they already have a route in mind or a bucket list park, I recommend buying individual topographical maps for the parks they plan to visit.
41. Nomadix National Park Towel
Made from 100% post-consumer recycled plastic, the versatile Nomadix towel is available in several different national park themes.
This travel towel is perfect for a national park road trip, outdoor adventure, heading to the beach, or yoga.
The lightweight material packs down small, is sand and dirt-repellent, and dries significantly faster than standard towels.
42. Waterproof Hiking Boots
A good pair of hiking boots is absolutely essential for avid parks fans.
Most national parks require at least some hiking and comfortable footwear will make all the difference!
Both Sophie and I love these waterproof boots by Keen. They are comfortable, have great traction, provide ankle support, and are waterproof!
43. Backpack
While out exploring in the parks, hikers need to be able to carry water, snacks, extra clothes, and other gear.
Having a day pack that is lightweight, comfortable, and durable is critical.
Osprey backpacks are by far the best we’ve found; they are well-designed and built to last. The Osprey Hikelite is a great option designed for day hikes.
44. National Park Themed Packing Cubes
Packing cubes are one of the simplest yet most powerful travel packing tools available.
Whether visiting a favorite national park for a few days or heading out on a longer US road trip, they save a ton of space and help keep everything organized.
These colorful, themed compression packing cubes make for an ideal gift for national park lovers.
45. Reusable Water Bottle
Hydration is so essential while out in the wilderness, and what better way to do it than with this super cute national parks water bottle!?
Most national parks have water fountains or filling stations for reusable bottles, so you can ensure your loved one stays hydrated without wasting single-use plastic bottles.
There are also some really fun National Park checklist water bottles available.
46. Camera
This is by far the most expensive item on this gift list. However, photography often goes hand in hand with exploring the parks.
While many will be content with images from their cell phones, a good camera can make all the difference for those wanting to learn more about photography.
The Sony rx100vii is a compact camera that fits in your pocket but can also produce professional-quality imagery without requiring additional lenses.
47. Portable Charger
Nowadays, most intrepid explorers will be using their phones to navigate, research, and take photos on the go, as well as communicate.
Ensure your loved one can keep their phone and other devices fully charged on their travels.
This portable charger by Anker is the one I use as it offers wireless, USB, and USB-C charging. However, it doesn’t work with iPhone 15 models. Therefore, I’d recommend this one instead for any users of the newer phones.
48. Leatherman Multi-Tool
The Leatherman Signal Camping multi-tool is ideal for those who enjoy hiking and camping in the backcountry.
Its compact design has been developed with remote campers in mind, with a firestarter and safety whistle, as well as all the typical Leatherman tools.
π Best National Parks Gifts: Books
It’s no surprise, considering the popularity of the national parks, that so many books have been written about them. From coffee table books to guidebooks and memoirs, a book provides a lasting gift that can be treasured for years to come.
49. Ansel Adams in the National Parks
As a landscape photographer, I would be remiss if I didn’t include images from the father of landscape photography, Ansel Adams, on our list of national park gifts!
Published in 2010, this book includes the most comprehensive collection of Ansel Adam’s photos of the US National Parks and wilderness areas.
50. National Geographic Guide to National Parks of the United States 9th Edition
This latest edition of National Geographic’s popular Guide to National Parks includes 62 of the country’s national parks (missing New River Gorge).
Within, you will find expert travel advice, detailed maps, tips for visiting, regional itineraries, and the latest information from park rangers and Nat Geo authors.
Nat Geo also has a few other National Parks books that are well worth gifting:
51. Fodor’s The Complete Guide to the National Parks of the USA
Published in September 2021, Fodor’s Complete Guide to the National Parks of the USA is currently the only guide from a large publisher to include all 63 current national parks.
This book also contains arguably the most comprehensive information for planning a national park trip.
Within, you’ll find itineraries, information on attractions, accommodations, and restaurants, as well as useful tips.
52. Subpar Parks: America’s Most Extraordinary National Parks and Their Least Impressed Visitors
The Subpar Parks book is a fantastic gift for national park enthusiasts with a sense of humor.
Loaded full of hilarious 1-star reviews of the parks alongside beautiful illustrations and detailed information, this book is both outrageously comical and educational!
For example, while most visitors admire the incredible depth of the Grand Canyon, for one, it was just “A hole. A very, very large hole.”
You can even get Subpar posters on Etsy for another hilarious national parks gift option.
53. The National Parks Cookbook
If your national park lover also enjoys cooking, look no further than The National Parks Cookbook.
Taking inspiration from the parks, you can discover over 70 mouth-watering recipes.
From Moose DroolβBraised Bison Short Ribs in Yellowstone to Huckleberry Margaritas in Grand Teton, these recipes will take you on a culinary adventure.
54. Our National Parks by John Muir
Considered the “Father of the National Parks”, John Muir is synonymous with the NPS, and his writings were integral in creating many of the parks.
Originally published in 1901, this book includes ten articles from The Atlantic Monthly that Muir wrote hoping to inspire others to fall in love with the parks as he had.
Our National Parks is guaranteed to be a top gift for a national park lover who enjoys reading, with exquisite descriptions of Yosemite and other western national parks accompanied by vintage photos.
55. Ranger Confidential by Andrea Lankford
Take a peek behind the scenes of the national parks in this book by a former NPS ranger.
With 12 years of experience working in some of the most iconic national parks, Andrea unveils the story behind the spectacular scenery.
Her heartfelt and fascinating accounts of the trials, tribulations, and triumphs of life as a park ranger had me gripped and, at times, laughing out loud.
𧩠National Park-Themed Games
Share your love of the national parks and great outdoors while creating new memories and providing hours of entertainment with these national park-themed games.
These themed games are great for sharing with the family during the holidays, as well as continuing to provide year-round fun!
From original takes on classic board games to entirely new board games, these games make for the perfect gift for National Park lovers.
56. Trekking the National Parks Board Game
Trekking the National Parks is a fun family board game in which you compete in a race to visit the National Parks and collect the most points.
As each game begins with a unique setup, the experience also changes each time making it endlessly replayable.
Age: 10+
Players: 2-5
Playing time: 30-60 minutes
57. Trekking the National Parks Trivia Game
From the creators of Trekking the National Parks board game, this trivia game is the second game in the series.
It features over 600 questions about the parks. However, it is specially designed so that even those with no knowledge of the parks can play.
Age: 10+
Players: 2-6
Playing time: 20 minutes
58. National Park Adventure Board Game
National Park Adventure Board Game is the perfect family game for national parks fans.
Navigate your way across the board as you explore the national parks, answering park trivia questions and collecting cards to help you win.
Age: 7+
Players: 2-6
Playing time: 30+ minutes
59. Parks Board Game
PARKS is a strategic family game wherein players hike along different trails across four seasons, collecting memories along the way.
The game offers infinite possibilities as each hiking trail setup is unique. You can, therefore, expect an exciting new game over and over again!
They now offer a Nightfall Expansion Pack to add even more fun.
Age: 10+
Players: 1-5
Playing time: 40-70 minutes
60. Trivial Pursuit: National Park 100th Anniversary
A twist on the classic game, this National Parks Trivial Pursuit is a fun national park gift idea.
It contains 600 questions encompassing 100 years of NPS history in six fascinating categories.
With a custom travel case and carabiner, this game is perfect for taking on road trips, camping, or other travels.
Age: 12+
Players: 2+
Playing time: 30+ minutes
61. Monopoly National Parks 2020 Edition
If you love the national parks and Monopoly, you’ll love this version of the game!
Buy, sell, and trade the national parks while you journey around the board using custom parks themed tokens.
Age: 8+
Players: 2-6
Playing time: 60+ minutes
62. Yahtzee National Parks Travel Edition
This special edition of the classic dice game, Yahtzee, celebrates the national park system and has been designed for adventurers to take on the go.
Instead of regular dice, this version features national park symbols, including a moose, tent, canoe, hiker, pine trees, and binoculars.
Age: 8+
Players: 1+
Playing time: 30+ minutes
63. National Parks Jenga
The national park-themed Jenga adds a fun new addition to the classic game.
Each brick has a national park fact written along the side, adding an extra educational dimension to the game.
Age: 6+
Players: 1+
Playing time: 10+ minutes
64. Protect Our National Parks Puzzle
Perfect for a rainy day when you can’t hit the trails, the Protect Our National Parks 1,000-piece puzzle features 62 of the national parks.
The puzzle measures 19″ x 28.5″ and is made in the USA with eco-friendly inks on a premium puzzle board.
While I love this puzzle, you can also find many other options. Some of my favorites include:
65. National Parks Playing Cards
Playing cards are a timeless classic and offer countless options for fun games!
These high-quality playing cards are ideal for national park enthusiasts.
Each of the 55 cards displays imagery from one of our treasured national parks to add another level of enjoyment.
66. UNO Wilderness Card Game
UNO Wilderness is the ideal gift for nature lovers. The wilderness theme adds a fun new aesthetic to this classic game.
Easy to learn and small enough to fit in your backpack, it’s a great game for camping, road trips, or even hiking!
Age: 7+
Players: 2-10
Playing time: Varies
πΆπ½ Best National Parks Gifts for Kids
It’s not just adults that love the great outdoors! These fun national park gift ideas are perfect for younger explorers and adventurers.
67. Junior Ranger National Parks Passport
Much like the adult version, the Junior Ranger Passport allows young national park fans to collect free stamps from each of the parks.
They can also collect specially designed Junior Ranger stamps whenever they complete a park’s Junior Ranger Program.
It is the perfect introduction to the parks for kids of all ages and my favorite national park gift idea for kids!
Recommended age: 4 years+
68. Personalized Adventure-Themed Piggy Bank
Help teach little ones the fun of saving with this adorable personalized mountain and bear-themed piggy bank.
This piggy bank is handmade in the USA using baltic birch wood and a non-toxic child-friendly ink. They have some other very cute designs too!
Recommended age: Any
69. Future National Park Ranger Infant Onesie
A cute national park gift for the youngest member of the family.
This adorable 100% cotton onesie from Spicy Pine Designs on Etsy makes for the perfect everyday outfit for the future park ranger!
Recommended age: 0-24 months.
70. Joovy National Park Foundation Gift Set
Spark a lifelong love for animals while introducing children to the importance of conserving our environment and the creatures within it.
Within this interactive gift box, you will discover a cute plush toy, a children’s board book, and a double-sided placemat, all featuring one of four loveable endangered animals.
Recommended age: 0-5 years.
71. Little Park Ranger Baby Board Book Set
Introduce little ones to the awe-inspiring beauty of the National Park System with this set of four board books.
Each book focuses on a unique aspect of the environment, including water, land, animals, and plants, venturing across 16 parks.
Recommended age: 0-5 years.
72. Outdoor Explorer Set for Kids
Let their imaginations run wild and encourage their love for exploring with this fun outdoor explorer set.
Complete with a dress-up set, binoculars, and a bug-catching kit for hours of fun, this outdoor-themed gift is ideal for the mini-adventurer in the family.
Recommended age: 3-12 years.
73. National Parks of the USA Book
Whether you’re looking to rile up a child’s interest in the outdoors or already have a kid who loves national parks, this top-rated book is the ideal gift.
Packed with maps and fascinating facts, it immerses young people in the wonders of 21 of the US National Parks.
For the ultimate national park gift for kids, pair it with the National Parks of the USA: Activity Book featured below.
Recommended age: 7-10 years.
74. National Parks of the USA: Activity Book
Whether you’re looking for something to keep kids occupied on a road trip or at home, this national park activity book is ideal.
It is full of fun puzzles, games, coloring pages, stickers, and interesting facts about the parks.
Additionally, it features a pull-out poster featuring a map of the national parks and wildlife.
It is the perfect companion to the National Parks of the USA book featured above.
Recommended age: 7-10 years.
75. National Geographic Junior Ranger Activity Book
Inspired by the National Parks’ Junior Ranger Program, this fun-filled activity book is perfect for getting kids excited before the trip, keeping them entertained on the road, and for general learning.
Complete with games, trivia, jokes, fun facts, and much more, kids can delve into the importance of America’s public lands.
Recommended age: 8-12 years.
76. Little Park Ranger Family Puzzle
Spark curiosity and engage little ones’ imaginations with this 500-piece jigsaw puzzle featuring 16 iconic sights from the national parks.
Recommended age: 8+
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I LOVE the national parks and I love my passport! I swear the stamp is almost as fun as the hike! Thanks for this extensive guide. Many of these items are going on my wish list!
I think the National Parks passport is one of the best gifts! You’re right, it’s so much fun to collect the stamps on each visit π
The US National Park Pass is the perfect thing for a park lover – you can save so much money!! Thanks for making it so easy to access.
Absolutely! You’re so welcome. We love our pass, it’s saved us so much!
Wow! I had no idea there were so many national park-themed gifts out there. This list is quite comprehensive! We bought the America the Beautiful National Park Pass in early October and used it on our trip to the Mighty 5 Utah National Parks, and it was definitely well worth it. I don’t think I could ever go without that pass again! It saved us tons of $.
I’m so bummed I didn’t know about that National Park Passport though!! What a missed opportunity – I’ve been to lots of the national parks (I think we did 7 just this year), and I’ve never collected the stamps before. Guess I’ll be needing to go back then I suppose? π.
Thanks for all the recommendations! Xx Sara
Yeah we’ve saved a ton with our National Park Pass too. You really don’t have to visit many parks to be saving money, it’s such great value. It does seem like you have a good excuse to go back to collect some stamps!
The National Parks passport looks like such a fun idea to help create memories! I guess I’ll be asking Santa for one this year π
It is so much fun to collect stamps at each park. I hope Santa brings you one π
My daughter would love the Wilderness Uno game.
I didn’t know that National Park gift cards were a “thing.” That’s cool.
Absolutely! There’s so many fun national park themed gifts π