A Free National Parks Pass for 4th Graders

Every Kid Outdoors ππ²
One of the best perks of living in Northern California (or anywhere in the U.S.) is having incredible access to our national parks and public lands. And if you have a 4th grader in your family, there’s even better news: they can explore it all for free thanks to the Every Kid Outdoors program! π
What is the Every Kid Outdoors Program?
The program was created to help families experience the wonders of the outdoors while encouraging kids to connect with nature. It provides all 4th graders (and their families) with a free annual pass that covers entrance fees at:
- National Parks ποΈ
- National Forests π²
- National Wildlife Refuges π¦
- Bureau of Land Management lands ποΈ
That means whether you want to hike in Yosemite, explore Point Reyes National Seashore, or walk among the giants in Muir Woods National Monument, your family can enjoy the outdoors without worrying about entrance costs.
π Get your pass here
How It Works
1. Visit everykidoutdoors.gov
2. Have your 4th grader complete a fun activity online.
3. Print the pass (or bring the digital version) and show it at participating sites.
The pass is valid for the entire school year plus the following summer—giving families plenty of time to plan adventures!
Nearby National Parks & Sites π
Living in Solano County puts you within easy reach of some incredible destinations:
- Muir Woods National Monumentπ² – Towering redwoods just north of San Francisco.
- Golden Gate National Recreation Area π – Trails, beaches, and history by the Bay.
- San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park β – Ships and seafaring history.
- Point Reyes National Seashore π – Coastal hikes, lighthouses, and wildlife.
Further California Adventures π
If you’re ready for a road trip, California has some of the most iconic parks in the country—all free with your 4th grader’s pass:
- Yosemite National Park ποΈ – Waterfalls, granite cliffs, and breathtaking hikes.
- Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks π² – Home to the giant sequoias.
- Lassen Volcanic National Park π – Geysers, bubbling mud pots, and mountain trails.
- Redwood National and State Parks π³ – Some of the tallest trees in the world.
- Joshua Tree National Park π΅ – Famous desert landscapes and starry skies.
- Channel Islands National Park𬠖 Remote islands off the Southern California coast.
- Death Valley National Park ποΈ – The hottest, driest, and lowest national park in the U.S.
A Homeowner Bonus π
If you’re planning on putting down roots here, programs like this highlight the unique value of living in Northern California. Access to nature, outdoor recreation, and family-friendly opportunities adds to the lifestyle that makes our communities special.
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π Do you have a 4th grader? Don’t miss out on this program—print your pass today and start planning your next family adventure!
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