Stop putting off that trip to the Grand Canyon, Yellowstone, or Denali — from April 16 to April 24, admission will be free to every national park in the United States in celebration of National Parks Week.
The National Park Services has a website with a complete list of the parks waiving their entrance fees (while admission will be free at the parks, there will still be camping fees). For those who can't make it to a park next week, there will be a few other admission-free days during the year, Money reports: Aug. 25 to 28 (National Park Service Birthday), Sept. 24 (National Public Lands Day), and Nov. 11 (Veterans Day).
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