Archived App (Last seen on 1 Jul 2026)

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 16, 2019
  • August 12, 2025
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Discover and explore over a thousand public parks across the U.S. with this comprehensive guide. Find parks based on activities, history, or location, collect digital badges, and access resources like virtual tours and fishing information. Enjoy offline functionality for planning your next outdoor adventure.

Park Finder with location services
Digital passport with park badges
Offline functionality
Fishing information and activity badges
Thousands of digital resources
Search by activity and significance
Accessibility information
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What's New in ParkPassport

2.8.3

August 12, 2025

New features and Updates: - Nature Cat badge available under “activities" - Technical updates to enhance app stability and performance.

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User reviews

Not What We Hoped For

Nice enough app, but there doesn’t seem to be an easy way to just look at a map of state and national parks and sites. The filter option groups local and state parks together, which leads to an overwhelming jumble of options instead of a manageable checklist. Even the map is so covered with local parks that it’s hard to find the state park symbols. If that were addressed and there was checklists of state and national parks and sites, it would be fantastic.
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Great App!

My wife and I love to camp in our national Parks & Forests. We once had the paper passport, but there were occasions when we forget to stamp and others when we simply forgot the book. This app makes it so easy and graphically fun to log one’s visits to our greatest natural resources!
Not only that, the customer service is fantastic! I was having issues, totally user fault, and Ivan was quick to respond and very helpful in explaining my mistakes!
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Very rough around the edges

A beta app, with promise. Idea is great. Some issues: Map interaction is very rough. Zooming around with fingers doesn’t work well. Searching for a park will bring you to the underlying map’s park location, not the app’s clickable park icon. Parks are crowdsourced, so you’ll find, for example, a “local” Joshua Tree National Park correctly located and the real, national one located at one of the entrances. Passport stamps require a date of visit and will default to the date you add the stamp. Why do you have to remember the exact date?? Nice idea though. I hope this app gets some real investment at some point.
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Wants registration upfront

I would like to look around the app before I give my email which will lead to my inbox being peppered with annoying and continuous emails. Deleted it.

Doesn’t work

I’ve had this app for over a year now, it won’t let me register a password, so I’ve never been able to enter it. The subject matter is of interest to me and the graphics seem good, but I’ve never been able to use it, though it was just a glitch at first but it’s been on going for over a year now.

FAQ

What does the ParkPassport app do?

The ParkPassport app serves as a comprehensive guide to exploring public lands and waters across the U.S. It features a robust park finder, allows users to collect digital badges for visited parks and activities, and provides access to thousands of digital resources like virtual tours and educational videos.

What are the key features of the ParkPassport app?

Key features include a Park Finder to discover nearby parks, a Digital Passport for collecting badges, offline functionality for accessing information without service, detailed fishing information, thousands of digital resources, search capabilities for specific interests, and accessibility information.

Is the ParkPassport app free to use?

Yes, the ParkPassport app is a free platform. It was created by the National Park Trust and offers a comprehensive collection of activities, information, and resources on public lands and waters without any cost to the user.

Can I use the ParkPassport app offline?

Yes, the app offers offline functionality. This allows users to track their park visits and activities, and access park information even when they are not connected to Wi-Fi or cell service, making it ideal for remote park exploration.

Who is the target audience for the ParkPassport app?

The app is designed for outdoor enthusiasts, families, and travelers who want to create memorable experiences in local, state, and national public lands and waters. It's for anyone looking to discover new parks, learn about their history and activities, and document their adventures.