Parks Passport
Log national park visits
About
Log your visits to National Park Service sites with digital stamps. Track your progress across various site types and revisit favorite locations. Your collection is private and syncs via iCloud.
What's New in Parks Passport
1.1.0
October 15, 2026
Parks Passport is now on Apple Watch. Collect a park stamp from your wrist and view your progress in native Stamp and Stats pages. Nearby checks happen only when you ask while the app is open. Your passport remains available on iPhone and iPad.
MoreSubscriptions & In-App Purchases
$4.00
Stamp Pack: US Parks
Unlock stamps for all 474 NPS places.
FAQ
How does Parks Passport work?
Parks Passport allows you to search for a park and mark it as visited, or confirm a stamp offer when you are at a park. You can add or edit visit dates and record repeat visits.
What is the cost of Parks Passport?
Browsing all 474 places is free. The 62 National Park entries are also free to stamp. A one-time purchase of Stamp Pack: US Parks unlocks stamping the other NPS places.
Does Parks Passport have ads?
No, Parks Passport is private by design and does not feature any advertising.
What devices does Parks Passport support?
Parks Passport is available on Mac, Apple Watch, iPhone, and iPad, offering a consistent experience across your Apple devices.
How often is Parks Passport updated?
The latest version is 1.1.0, and the app was last updated on October 15, 2026, indicating regular maintenance and potential feature additions.
Can I use Parks Passport offline?
Your collection stays on your device and syncs through iCloud when available, suggesting that core functionality like logging visits is available offline, with syncing occurring when connected.
What is the age rating for Parks Passport?
Parks Passport has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users, including families visiting national parks.
What do users like about Parks Passport?
With a 5.0-star rating from 1 review, users likely appreciate the app's simplicity, private design, and its ability to digitally log National Park visits effectively.
