National Park Passes for Seniors are special passes that allow individuals aged 62 and older to access and enjoy the national parks in the United States at a discounted rate or for free.

Senior citizens with a National Park Pass can enjoy discounted or free entry to national parks, as well as other benefits such as discounted camping fees, discounts on tours and other activities, and discounts on park merchandise.

Seniors can obtain a National Park Pass either online through the official National Park Service website, at a national park entrance station, or by mail. They will need to provide proof of age and citizenship to qualify for the pass.

The cost of a National Park Pass for seniors is $20 for an annual pass or $80 for a lifetime pass. The lifetime pass is a great value for seniors who plan to visit national parks frequently.

National Park Passes for Seniors are non-transferable and can only be used by the pass holder. The pass holder must present a valid ID along with the pass when entering a national park.