• Double O Arch

    Arches

    National Park Utah

Fees & Reservations

ENTRANCE FEES

All federal lands passes are issued and accepted at Arches.

Individuals: $5 (Good for 7 Days)
This fee applies to motorcycles, bicycles and walk-ins (per person).

Vehicles: $10 (Good for 7 days)
This fee includes all occupants of a vehicle.

Local Passport: $25 (Good for one year)
Good for entrance to Arches, Canyonlands, Hovenweep and Natural Bridges.

Commercial Tours
Fee depends upon the capacity of the vehicle. 1 to 6 passenger vehicles are charged $25 + $5 per person. 7 to 25 passenger vehicles are charged $40. 26 or more passenger vehicles are charged $100. Read more about commerical use authorizations. If you will be leading a bus tour in Arches, please view our Bus Information page.

CAMPING FEES

Sites at the Devils Garden Campground are $20 per night.

ACTIVITY FEES

Fiery Furnace Guided Walk
Fiery Furnace guided walks cost $10 for adults (13 and older), $5 for children (5 through 12), $5 for Interagency Senior Pass holders, and $5.00 for Interagency Access Pass holders. Children under 5 years of age are not permitted.

Fiery Furnace Self-Guided Hiking Permit
Permits to access the Fiery Furnace without a ranger cost $4 for adults (13 and older), $2 for children (5 through 12), $2 for Interagency Senior Pass holders, and $2 for Interagency Access Pass holders. Children under 5 years of age are not permitted. For $10, visitors may purchase a Fiery Furnace Annual Pass that waives the permit fee for passholders for one calendar year.

RESERVATIONS

Campground
Individual and group sites at the Devils Garden Campground may be reserved in advance through www.recreation.gov. Reservations are not accepted by the park and the park does not maintain information about site availability.

Fiery Furnace Guided Walk
Reservations for the Fiery Furnace guided walk can be made online. More...

Did You Know?

Mule Deer

Feeding wildlife can be very detrimental to their health. It can destroy their natural ability to find food and create a dependency on humans. Animals that develop such a dependency often become aggressive toward humans and must be relocated or even killed.