The National Park Service is turning 110 years old on August 25th. To mark this occasion, all national parks will offer free admission on this day. Several national parks in the Midwest will participate in this free admission offer.
These parks are located throughout the Midwest region. Further details about the participating parks are available.
On August 25th, visitors can enjoy free admission to the national parks in the area, celebrating the National Park Service's birthday.
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