A Closer Look: Most Popular National Park Visits in 2023
Check out the most popular National Park visits in 2023. Visitors at the top 15 parks showed the biggest increase! Explore the full list and plan your next adventure!
Roaming Monk’s 2024 National Park Map
Check out our revised 2024 National Park map and see where we have been and where we are going this year!
2024 National Park Stamp Travel Plan
Join us as we set up our 2024 National Park Travel plan! We pull together our thoughts on what is in store for this year.
2023 Roaming Monk National Park Visit Results
Check out the 2023 progress toward our goal to hit all 428 National Park Sites!
How to get a FREE National Park pass
Read how to get a FREE National Park Pass. All you need is a 4th grader!
Happy National Take a Hike Day!
Happy National Take A Hike Day! Take a hike on November 17th to celebrate nature and the outdoors!
My 2022 National Park Visit Results
Overall, for our first year of serious National Park unit visits, we covered a lot! Our travels brought us across 4 regions and we collected stamps at 44 new units. The big haul was a long weekend visit to Washington DC. I doubt we can maintain this pace, given the expanse and sheer number of…
Our 2023 National Park Objectives
We are already past the mid-point of January, and I have yet to set the Roaming Monk’s National Park visit objectives for the year. I really need to get on the ball! Sometimes the challenge of updating this site and balancing the other areas of one’s life can get a bit distracting. Looks like I…
Resources to Help You Plan National Park Visits and Find Passport Stamps
Explore resources for visiting National Parks and find passport stamps. Check out the National Park Travelers Club for up-to-date passport stamp locations.
National Park Passport Stamps: The Ultimate Guide
Learn about collecting National Park Passport Stamps, a low-cost way to remember your travels. Find out how you can start your collection of stamps today!
Travel Plan for 2022
The author is an enthusiastic planner who enjoys the anticipation of trips almost as much as the trips themselves. They have a list of planned National Park Service travels for the year, with completed and upcoming destinations. They express a desire to update the list as they continue their journey, aiming for a comprehensive update by the year’s end.
National Park Cancellation Stamps: What is this all about?
A couple’s discovery of National Park Cancellation Stamps sparks a passion for collecting them, leading to plans for future park visits and efforts to obtain stamps from past visits. Their enthusiasm for the program and the personalized responses received from park staff highlight the meaningful impact of the initiative on their travel experiences.