Check off every US national park you visit. Log trips, photos, and hikes.
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Track every national park you've visited and build your passport. From Utah's Mighty 5 to Alaska's backcountry, Park'd logs every park you've stepped foot in — so you always know what's left to explore.
Park'd is the digital national park passport for road trippers, retirees, families, and completionists. Log every visit with photos and notes, watch your progress toward all 63, rank your favorites, and plan the next trip.
Core features:
★ National park passport — log every park you visit with photos, dates, notes, and favorite trails
★ Visit checklist — see which parks you've been to and which are still missing from your list
★ Rank your parks — quick this-or-that comparisons build your personal Top 10 to share
★ Stats and progress — parks visited, percent complete, states covered, days outdoors, longest streaks
★ Park profiles — every US national park with photos, history, key facts, and designation year
★ Map view — all parks plotted, your visited ones marked
★ Trails and points of interest — hiking trails, scenic drives, and lookouts at each park
★ Campground reference — facilities, fees, and reservation info
★ Park news and articles — official NPS releases, history, geology, and conservation
★ Get directions — quick navigation to any park from where you are
Why park collectors use Park'd:
✓ Chasing the "all 63" challenge — visit every US national park
✓ Working through regions: Utah's Mighty 5, California's parks, Alaska's wilderness
✓ Family road trips and RV / vanlife park-hopping with completion tracking
✓ Junior Ranger families completing programs together
✓ Retirees crossing parks off a bucket list
✓ Hikers and photographers who want to remember every visit
All 63 US national parks are included, from Acadia to Zion, along with national monuments and historic sites.
What Park'd is NOT:
Park'd is not a turn-by-turn trail navigation app. For real-time GPS hiking with offline maps, use a dedicated hiking app. Park'd is the visit tracker that lives alongside it.
Common questions:
Q: Do I need cell signal in remote parks?
A: No — your visit log, photos, and notes work offline.
Q: Does Park'd cover state parks?
A: It's focused on US national parks, monuments, and historic sites.
Q: Free or paid?
A: Free to download with all core tracking. Optional Premium unlocks advanced content and stats.
Q: Privacy?
A: Your visit log is private by default, and we never sell your data.
Park data source: National Park Service. Park details, photos, alerts, and news come from the official NPS Data API. Original sources: https://www.nps.gov and https://www.nps.gov/subjects/developer/index.htm — and every park page in the app links to that park's own nps.gov page. Park'd is an independent app and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the National Park Service or any government agency.
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