See Arizona natural wonders on Free National Park Day Oct. 27
Check out some of the most beautiful places in the state for free on Oct. 27. Free National Park Day is on Oct. 27, marking the anniversary of the creation of the National Park Service. This is in honor of President Theodore Roosevelt's birthday. As of 2026, the waived fee only applies to U.S. residents. Over a century, national parks and monuments have been designated national park status across the country. In Arizona, eight monuments and three parks typically charge admission fees, these are the best places to save money during free park days. Additionally, Arizona has designated historic sites, national park memorials, and recreation areas.
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When President Woodrow Wilson signed the bill that created the National Park Service on Aug. 25, 1916, it read in part, “and by such means as will leave them unimpaired for the enjoyment of future gen... [9204 symbols]