Senior pass

Or go HERE and let the postman do the walking.

I've been hearing reports of Parks running out of passes, so if you're not in a hurry online might work for you.

Many locations are "out" of the passes, so it IS easiest to get one by mail. I had to call around and finally found a USFS station that had some.

I know the park service needs the money but going from $10 to $80 is a big jump and tough for seniors on a budget.

Bought one last week st FS office in Newport WA. They gave me a voucher and said the card will be mailed to me. No reason you should have to return to the place you bought it just to pick it up.

I just turned 62 today. Tried to buy online, but the system is too overloaded to process the order.

Topic is Senior Pass, my first thought was "who died now"
getting to that age.....

mikebreeze wrote:
I know the park service needs the money but going from $10 to $80 is a big, jump and tough for seniors on a budget.

Geez, its really not!!!
This is a one time cost; not an annual cost, i.e. a life time pass.

Kennyg wrote:

mikebreeze wrote:
I know the park service needs the money but going from $10 to $80 is a big, jump and tough for seniors on a budget.

Geez, its really not!!!
This is a one time cost; not an annual cost, i.e. a life time pass.

X2
I think the original $10 was way too low to begin with and an $80 lifetime pass is still a bargain. When I finally make it to eligibility it will be the first thing on the list.:D
In the words of Maxwell Smart "Missed it by that much":B

Ordered one for my wife 3 weeks ago, still waiting for it.

I got one at the Wright Memorial this summer. was cheaper to buy than to pay to get in. Thing is. That is the first NP in my life that I have ever been charged to get into.

They do charge for camping on the BRP. But the pass as far as I know. Doesn't cover camping fees, or does it?