[SpeedBuggy]

Something I just learned, Veterans can get a free Lifetime Pass to the National Parks, just go to a nearby park office and show your VIC or DD214 and they will issue you a Lifetime Pass, good for you along with everyone else in your vehicle.

 

[LtCrunch]

Yep, it's a good deal!

Free Entrance to National Parks for Gold Star Families and Veterans (U.S. National Park Service)

www.nps.gov

 

[SpeedBuggy]

Yep, it's a good deal!

Free Entrance to National Parks for Gold Star Families and Veterans (U.S. National Park Service)

www.nps.gov

No doubt, since the daily entrance fee to the Grand Canyon is up to $30/car now.

 

[aztarget]

That is nice. I wonder if they accept id10t forms?

 

[LtCrunch]

Gents, this is a useful notice and as such I'd like to see it stay up.

However I've had to delete 3 posts already for diving into politics and if it happens again I will lock the thread.

There are infinite places to discuss politics on the web but this ain't one of them.

Thanks,

Frank

 

[WadeMod]

Sorry, it's still a good thing.

 

[rwilliams319]

"Gents, this is a useful notice and as such I'd like to see it stay up.

However I've had to delete 3 posts already for diving into politics and if it happens again I will lock the thread."

LtCrunch, thanks for trying to minimize the garbage.

Bob

 

[FimRire Ronglifle]

Thanks for posting this we didnt know either, so visit a park and go to the office or can be done online ahead of a visti?

 

[gewehrfreund]

That is nice. I wonder if they accept id10t forms?

Yes! In this case, you take your application to the GAS station behind the maintenance shed.

 

[FimRire Ronglifle]

heres the info i found so far

Entrance Passes - American Military (U.S. National Park Service)

Military and veterans find information about the variety of entrance passes and fee free days.

www.nps.gov

Free Access to National Parks For Veterans And Gold Star Families | Florida Guard Families

NOTE: this article comes directly from The National Park Service The National Park Service in partnership with Operation Live Well would like to thank military…

floridaguardfamilies.com

 

[Steve K]

Thanks for the information. I purchased the Military Life card on line, $10.00. I found the site a little difficult to navigate, but got it done.

 

[lucas555]

I normally just go to Mt. Rainier NP Paradise gate and get one every year. Since I got medically retired the things that become available for vets are pretty cool. If your 90% or more disabled like me you can apply for special hunting permits, camping spots, parking spots, fishing licenses, help with school for your kids, and the list goes on.

 

[FimRire Ronglifle]

Thanks for the information. I purchased the Military Life card on line, $10.00. I found the site a little difficult to navigate, but got it done.

Is that the USGS site? We were just looking at it it said 'kit' for 10 bucks so that was confusing.

 

[Steve K]

Yes, it is. I wish I could tell you how I got to the right area, but I had to go through so many sub-sites I'm not sure.

 

[FimRire Ronglifle]

Yes, it is. I wish I could tell you how I got to the right area, but I had to go through so many sub-sites I'm not sure.

Its parts of the test we must navigate the milspec complexicator.

 

[Toomany22s]

Something I just learned, Veterans can get a free Lifetime Pass to the National Parks, just go to a nearby park office and show your VIC or DD214 and they will issue you a Lifetime Pass, good for you along with everyone else in your vehicle.

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Hardly for Free, a small Thank you for our Freedom👍

 

[WindShooter]

Awesome! Going to make this happen.

 

[Arrowhead]

Several years ago our son went to the Carlsbad Caverns with us and he had his veteran's pass which would cover all of us. Upon presenting it the park employee told him it was expired. I stared digging for money when the employee told him it was no problem as he could just renew it for him and quickly did so. Now he is 100% diabled and I don't believe anything expires for him now.

 

[Al the Infidel]

Several years ago our son went to the Carlsbad Caverns with us and he had his veteran's pass which would cover all of us. Upon presenting it the park employee told him it was expired. I stared digging for money when the employee told him it was no problem as he could just renew it for him and quickly did so. Now he is 100% diabled and I don't believe anything expires for him now.

Not a resident of NM like you eh?

 

[buntingmiester]

I bought a lifetime pass in 2008, for 10 bucks, will cover a CARLOAD of grandkids too!