Fees & Passes

Visitor Fees

Chiricahua National Monument does not have entrance or parking fees.

The Coronado National Forest is not administered by the National Park Service. The forests surrounding the monument may have fees for some areas.

Entrance Passes - Since there is no entrance fee, the monument does not sell passes. You may acquire or purchase passes at National Park Service or other federal sites that charges a fee or online.

Campground Fees

See the Bonita Canyon Campground page for fees and reservations.

Permits

See our Permits & Reservations page for fees associated with commercial use, scattering of ashes, or groups of 24 or more.

 

Free

No entrance pass required

An entrance pass is not required to access Chiricahua National Monument.

Other National Park Service sites may require an entrance pass or fee. Depending on your trip plans, an interagency pass may save you money.

2025 Free Entrance Days in the National Parks

Come experience the national parks! All National Park Service sites that charge an entrance fee will offer free admission to everyone (other fees, including timed entry or reservation fees, may apply). Mark your calendar for these entrance fee-free dates:

• Thursday, January 9 — National Day of Mourning for President James Earl Carter Jr.
• Monday, January 20 — Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
• Saturday, April 19 — First Day of National Park Week
• Thursday, June 19 — Juneteenth National Independence Day
• Monday, August 4 — Anniversary of the Great American Outdoors Act
• Saturday, September 27 — National Public Lands Day
• Tuesday, November 11 — Veterans Day

 

Chiricahua National Monument is a scenic wonder and beauty. Do you think you can capture that postcard shot to share with the nation?

Submit your photo at, http://www.sharetheexperience.org/, for the chance to be featured on the Annual Federal Recreation Passes and for the chance to win $25,000 in cash and prizes. Think you can bring Chiricahua to the national spotlight? Give it a shot!