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Capulin Volcano National Monument
Fees & Reservations
 

The National Park Service will waive entrance fees on the following days in 2012:

  • January 14-16 Martin Luther King Jr. weekend
  • April 21-29 National Park Week
  • June 9 Get Outdoors Day
  • September 29 National Public Lands Day
  • November 10-12 Veterans Day Weekend

Tough economic times call for economical fun, and you can't beat America's nearly 400 national parks for family time, fresh air, and opportunities to learn about our great country.

 

ENTRANCE FEES

Per private vehicle:

$5.00 - receipt valid for 7 Days

Capulin Volcano National Monument accepts federal passports, all Interagency, Golden Age, and Golden Access passes. The park also offers an annual pass specific to the monument at the cost of $10.00, good for twelve months from the date of purchase.

Contact the park for information about fees for groups and commercial buses. Please contact us in advance if you are arriving in a large vehicle (RV) or bus. The maximum size of a vehicle allowed on the Volcano Road without an escort is 26 feet in length and/or 8 feet in width. Though we try our best to accommodate visitors who have larger vehicles, until the road project is complete no vehicle over 26 feet will be allowed to travel the Volcano Road.

Fee Waivers

Educational groups may apply for a waiver of park fees. We ask that you submit your fee waiver request 4 weeks in advance of your visit so that we may be able to accommodate your needs by ensuring adequate staffing and the best possible customer service. We highly recommend pre-approval of fee waivers, until the road project is complete we will not authorize a waiver upon arrival.  
 

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Did You Know?
Despite its small size, roughly 800 acres, Capulin Volcano National Monument still has predators that hunt within the park’s boundaries. These predators include both Black bear and Cougar.

Last Updated: January 03, 2012 at 12:08 MST