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06-06-2012, 08:47 PM

Just a little advice as the wife and I met up with my cousin in San Antonio Texas and came back with him in his fifth wheel trailer visiting The Grand Canyon, Kodachrome, Mt Rushmore, Crazy Horse Monument, Little Big Horn Monument and Yellowstone National Park.
If you are 62 or older it would really behoove you to buy a Senior Pass through the National Park Service. It costs $10 and is a lifetime pass. The pass lets you and up to three others in the vehicle to enter the park without paying a fee. I found this online before I left early in May and went down to our local Federal Parks office and picked it up. For the $10 it saved us $75. It did not work at Rushmore because it is concession run and Crazy Horse is private but the other National ones the entry fee was $0. Google it and you can find all the goodies it covers besides entry. At last a benefit for getting older!

Bob

06-06-2012, 08:47 PM	#15
happybeebob Guest Posts: n/a	National Parks and Monuments Just a little advice as the wife and I met up with my cousin in San Antonio Texas and came back with him in his fifth wheel trailer visiting The Grand Canyon, Kodachrome, Mt Rushmore, Crazy Horse Monument, Little Big Horn Monument and Yellowstone National Park. If you are 62 or older it would really behoove you to buy a Senior Pass through the National Park Service. It costs $10 and is a lifetime pass. The pass lets you and up to three others in the vehicle to enter the park without paying a fee. I found this online before I left early in May and went down to our local Federal Parks office and picked it up. For the $10 it saved us $75. It did not work at Rushmore because it is concession run and Crazy Horse is private but the other National ones the entry fee was $0. Google it and you can find all the goodies it covers besides entry. At last a benefit for getting older! Bob