What To Know
- Embarking on a journey through its towering sandstone cliffs, emerald pools, and verdant canyons requires a modest investment in park fees.
- Can I get a refund if I leave the park early.
- Can I use my Zion National Park entrance fee to visit other national parks.
Zion National Park, a breathtaking natural sanctuary in Utah, beckons adventure-seekers and nature enthusiasts alike. Embarking on a journey through its towering sandstone cliffs, emerald pools, and verdant canyons requires a modest investment in park fees. Read on to unravel the intricacies of Zion National Park fees and plan your visit accordingly.
How Much is Zion National Park Fee?
Zion National Park offers two primary fee options: the entrance fee and the Zion Canyon Shuttle System fee.
Entrance Fee
- Private Vehicle: $35 per vehicle (valid for 7 days)
- Motorcycle: $30 per motorcycle (valid for 7 days)
- Walk-in/Bicycle: $20 per person (valid for 7 days)
Zion Canyon Shuttle System Fee
- Shuttle Pass: $1 per person, round-trip (valid for the day of purchase)
- Annual Pass: $50 per year, unlimited use of the shuttle
Types of Zion National Park Passes
In addition to the standard entrance and shuttle fees, Zion National Park offers several passes that provide extended access and savings:
America the Beautiful Pass
- Annual Pass: $80 per year, unlimited access to Zion and over 2,000 other federal recreation sites
- Lifetime Pass: $800, unlimited access for the holder’s lifetime
Interagency Senior Pass
- Annual Pass: $20 per year, for U.S. citizens or permanent residents aged 62 or older
Interagency Access Pass
- Annual Pass: $80 per year, for individuals with permanent disabilities
When to Pay Zion National Park Fees
Park fees are collected at the Zion National Park entrance station. You can pay with cash, credit card, or debit card. If you have an America the Beautiful Pass, Interagency Senior Pass, or Interagency Access Pass, present it at the entrance station for free admission.
Where to Pay Zion National Park Fees
Zion National Park fees can be paid at the following locations:
- Zion National Park Entrance Station: Located on Highway 9, about 2 miles east of Springdale, Utah
- Zion Canyon Visitor Center: Located on Zion Canyon Scenic Drive, about 4 miles from the park entrance
Zion National Park Fee Exemptions
Certain individuals and groups are exempt from paying Zion National Park fees, including:
- Children under 16 years of age
- Holders of a current military pass
- Fourth-graders (through the Every Kid in a Park program)
- Volunteers and employees of the National Park Service
Answers to Your Questions
Q: Can I get a refund if I leave the park early?
A: No, park fees are non-refundable.
Q: Can I use my America the Beautiful Pass to pay for the Zion Canyon Shuttle System?
A: No, the America the Beautiful Pass only covers the entrance fee.
Q: How long can I stay in Zion National Park with my entrance fee?
A: Your entrance fee is valid for 7 consecutive days.
Q: Is there a fee to hike Angels Landing?
A: No, there is no additional fee to hike Angels Landing.
Q: Can I use my Zion National Park entrance fee to visit other national parks?
A: No, Zion National Park fees are only valid for Zion National Park.
