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Adams National Historical Park
Fees & Reservations
 

Entrance Fees

Individual
$5.00 - 7 Days
Details: General Admission for adults: $5.00, under 16 years of age, free.  All America the Beautiful – National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands Passes, the Annual National Park Pass, Annual Adams National Historical Park Pass, Senior Pass, Access Pass, and Volunteer Pass are accepted. Donations are also accepted at the Visitor Center and other locations.

Youth Individual (Under 16 Years of Age)
Free!

Annual Adams National Historical Park Pass
$10.00
Details:  The Annual Adams National Historical Park Pass will admit the cardholder and three other adults into the park and will be valid for one year from date of purchase.  The pass can only be used at Adams National Historical Park.  Passes can be purchased at the Visitor Center.

For information about purchasing the new America the Beautiful – National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands Passes please click here

Reservations

The park requires reservations for bus groups and are subject to availability.  There are no group rates, regular entrance fees apply.  Groups may pay by cash, check or charge and fees will be collected on the day of the tour.  Please make reservations as soon as possible by calling the group tour coordinator at (617) 770-1175.

 
 
Railroad track attached to a 'sleeper'  

Did You Know?
When the Portage Railroad opened on March 18, 1834, it was a single track line. The rule was when 2 drivers met the one who had passed the center post had the right to go on. The other driver had to back up. Some sat nose to nose until a magistrate determined who got to the center first.

Last Updated: June 11, 2008 at 12:08 EST