68 United States National Parks You Must See!

Bucket List Worthy National Parks Across the Continental US, Hawaii, Alaska & US Territories - What to See, What to Do, Where to Stay

By: Jenny Sanders, Paul Sanders

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Length: 15 hrs and 24 mins

Publisher's summary

68 United States National Parks You Must See!

Did you know that the national park system spans over 85 MILLION acres of land across the United States? But not every state houses a national park! Actually, more than half of the states do not have any national parks at all.

My wife Jenny and I are native of Birmingham, Alabama, one of the unlucky States that do not have a national park. We are full-time RVers. We both took early retirement to follow our dream of being on the road and enjoying our great vast country. The learning curve was steep at first, but we got through it swiftly, and from then on, it has been smooth sailing. We even figured out how to make a little money as we travel.

In the last seven years, we were able to visit 56 parks and planning on visiting the rest in the next two years. As we visited each of the parks, we needed some information that would help us figure out how, when and where to stay while visiting the parks and what to see and do, not to mention if the park would be friendly to our Boston Terrier. Every time we looked, we noticed that not all of the required information was not in one place; instead, we had to go to different sites and guides to find them.

It was frustrating, to say the least. Since Jenny and I have been gathering and documenting information about each of the parks we visit, we thought, why not publish them in a book, so fellow RVers and park lovers can have easy access to all of that information under one roof, so to speak.

In this book, 68 United States National Parks You Must See! Bucket List Worthy National Parks across the Continental US, Hawaii, Alaska, and the Island Territories. We will outline for you the very best of the best that the national park system has to offer.

We have listed 25 states (and US territories) with a national park and offered vital information for planning your trip. Whether you want to explore mountains, caves, beaches, or wide open plains, a US national park has something for you! Perhaps you are traveling with kids or pets in tow; you’ll need to know all about how pet or kid-friendly a particular national park attraction is. We have all of that information for you to make your trip memorable.

★Each listing includes:

• Address
  
• Phone number
  
• Email or website information
• Entrance fees
• Information about pets
• Fun facts about each park including its size, when it was established, when the peak season is for that park
• Camping and campground-specific information
• When the best time to visit is
• What the weather is usually like
• How to get to the park
• The best activities for kids
• Some notable attractions and activities within each park
• Hiking information
• The “Must-See” list for each park
• Tips for first-time visitors
• The best lodging and dining inside and outside the park
• Activities and attractions outside the park but nearby

★You will learn all about the national parks located in these states:

• Alaska
  
• Arizona
  
• Arkansas
• California
• Colorado
• Florida
• Hawaii
• Indiana
• Kentucky
• Maine
• Michigan
• Minnesota
• Missouri
• Montana
• Nevada
• New Mexico
• North Carolina
• North Dakota
• Ohio
• Oregon
• South Carolina
• South Dakota
• Texas
• Utah
• Virginia
• Washington
• West Virginia
• Wyoming
  
• The Other Island Parks: American Samoa and the Virgin Islands
  

This guide offers the most up-to-date information on National Parks as of now, and we do plan to update this guide every couple of years for your convenience.