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| Above, Yosemite's Half Dome from Yosemite Valley. Photo by Armand Vaquer. |
Summer is just around the corner, which means travelers will be flocking to our national parks.
But, some parks will be requiring reservations to control crowding. Travel + Leisure has posted a list of seven national parks requiring reservations.
They begin with:
If you’re going to visit a national park this summer, make sure you prepare, in some cases, by making a reservation.
Summer is a popular time to visit the United States’ national parks, but travelers should be aware that some of the popular destinations in the national parks system require a reservation to visit. Each park can determine their own system, and some parks haven’t determined whether reservations will be required this year. Last year, Mount Rainier National Park required reservations for timed entries, but according to the website recreation.gov, “no decisions have been made if timed entry reservations will be required for the 2025 summer season.”
Seven national parks require reservations, whether that is for vehicle entry or hiking permission.
To read more, go here.
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