•Fees at Work

The year 2000 brought a change to the entrance fees at Zion National Park. About 90% of your entrance fees now stay right here in the park. Although fees have increased, the Fee Demonstration Program and other recent legislation has enabled Zion to continue to enhance your visit and protect park resources. Entrance fees are being used to establish and operate the new shuttle system. In addition, user fees are making the following projects possible; sewer and road surface replacement, trail repairs, campground rehabilitation, amphitheater repair, and natural resource inventory projects.

•All passes can be obtained at the entrance stations.

•Entrance
$20 per vehicle, valid for 7 days.

•Individual
$10 per person not to exceed $20 per family (pedestrian, bicycle, motorcycle, and organized group), good for 7 days.

•Annual Pass
$40 - good for one year from date of purchase at Zion National Park only.

•National Parks Pass
$50 - good for entrance to all units of the National Park System for one year from date of purchase.

•Golden Access Passport
Free - lifetime pass for U.S. citizens who are permanently disabled.

•Golden Eagle Passport
$65 - good for entrance for one year from date of purchase in all federal fee areas.

•Golden Age Passport
$10 - lifetime pass for U.S. citizens 62 or older.

•Commercial Tours
Price varies according to seating capacity of vehicle. Inquire upon arrival or call (435) 772-0177 for current rates.

Educational Fee Waivers