Wonder Calls

The National Park Foundation strives to ensure that all people are welcome and able to discover their own personal connections to parks. National parks tell the story of America, in all its beauty and imperfection, and we are committed to sharing these essential and vital stories. Parks don't just stand for where America has been – they inspire where we go next.

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The national parks are here for all of us, a truly American idea dependent on the support of people like you. The National Park Foundation works in the parks you love to protect them for the next generation. Learn more about our important work.

Virtually Visit National Parks
Eager to experience the parks from the comfort of your home? From virtual tours and webcams to educational activities for young park enthusiasts and games for everyone – there are countless ways to enjoy parks.
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How to Recreate Responsibly
Tips for Visiting Parks Safely
Honoring Trailblazing Movements
The Movements that Made Us
Celebrate National Park Week
April 17-25, 2021
Our Impact in Parks
NPF Programs
Reflecting on Our Work in 2020
Celebrate Our Accomplishments
Keep Parks Within Their Reach
Make national park field trips possible—help more kids across the country experience our country’s beauty, history and culture through fun and engaging activities in parks.
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We Are Parks

We Are Parks

Park Stories

Statues of different types of servicemen from the Korean War in the middle of the Korean War Veterans Memorial in the Fall
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Preserving Veterans Stories in National Parks

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America’s national parks stand as great monuments to the history of our nation, in all its beauty and imperfection. The over 400 parks protected by...
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Wonder Calls in Our National Parks

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Donor Stories

Mapping the Parks with Love

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Volunteering in National Parks

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National Park Foundation Partners

Our work in parks would not be possible without the generous and ongoing support of our corporate partners. This tradition of giving is crucial to preserving America's most special places. Learn More About Our Partners