Camping or other discounts?

Yes - there are many parks in Alabama that accept it. Payne Lake south of Tuscaloosa is one of them. We volunteered there.

doxiemom11 wrote:
The federal park pass/permit is offered for disabled also. It is good in National Parks, forest service parks and corp of engineer parks. Some state parks may also accept them, although not technically a part of their park system.

We have several campgrounds that qualify on the NP Pass.
I stayed at 'Coleman Lake' in the Choccoloca Wild Life Management Area as a Corp of Engineers guest.
$8.00/night with Sr. Citizens discount too.
(Remote mountain area, but nice)

The federal park pass/permit is offered for disabled also. It is good in National Parks, forest service parks and corp of engineer parks. Some state parks may also accept them, although not technically a part of their park system.

Illinois State Parks:

• NO admission fees.
  
  
• Free camping for resident disabled veterans (pay for electric)
  
  
• 50% discount on camping for resident seniors (Mon-Thur).

Wisconsin state parks do not give disability rates, but if you buy a yearly sticker for 50 bucks you get a second one for the same house hold 25 bucks if you are a resident

I believe that Virginia does have a discounted state parks permit. My recollection is that the annual permit is 50% off for seniors, and gets you free admission and discounted camping fees. I don't have one, however,because I don't camp in the state parks here often enough to justify the $100+ price of the discounted annual permit.

But I did spring for the $10 Federal lifetime pass (deal is for those over age 62) that gets me free admission (for the whole carful of folks) and 50% discount in camping fees. Paid for that the first time I used it. I bought it in Death Valley, and didn't have to spring for the $15 admission fee. It's been great since then at Grand Canyon south and north, Bryce, Zion, Sherando Lake, Skyline Drive, and more. I look forward to using it several times a season for years to come.

Well here in Michigan our glorious Republican Governor Snyder stopped giving Senior Citizens a discount for our State Park permits.
Talk about a cheap skate......

Executive wrote:
Like Ontario, the discount only applies if you're a resident of that State or Province....Dennis

I was just going to ask that question. :)
bumpy

Like Ontario, the discount only applies if you're a resident of that State or Province....Dennis