Fees & Passes

All monument visitors are required to purchase a recreational use pass (entrance pass) upon entering Fort Pulaski National Monument. The park is no longer accepting cash for entrance fees. Credit and debit cards are the only method of payment currently being accepted.

Fort Pulaski National Monument participates in the congressionally authorized Federal Recreation Lands Enhancement Act. Under this program, parks keep 80% of all fees collected;the remaining 20% will be deposited in a special account to be used in parks where fees are not collected. Funds generated by the fees are used to accomplish projects the parks have been unable to fund through annual Congressional allocations. Entrance fees help support projects in the monument to improve the experience for visitors. For more information, call [phone].

 

Electronic Passes Available Through Recreation.gov

Purchase digital park entrance passes on Recreation.gov at no additional cost.

The federal interagency annual pass, the America the Beautiful – The National Parks and Federal Recreation Lands Pass Series, is available for purchase when you arrive at Fort Pulaski National Monument. The following Fort Pulaski passes are available on Recreation.gov:

• Per Person: $10 valid for 7 consecutive days. Youth 15 and under are admitted free of charge.
• Fort Pulaski Annual Pass: ($35 valid for one year from month of purchase)

 

Entrance Fees (Valid for 7 consecutive days)
Per Person Admits one individual 16 and over. Youth 15 and under are admitted free.		$10
Annual Passes
Fort Pulaski National Monument Annual Pass See information on annual and lifetime passes below.		$35
Interangency (Multiple Federal Fee Areas) See information on annual and lifetime passes below.		$80
Senior (62+; U.S. Citizens / Permanent Residents; Multiple Federal Fee Areas) See information on annual and lifetime passes below.		$20
Military Available for active military and their dependents, veterans, and Gold Star Families. Proper ID required.		Free
Lifetime Passes (U.S. Citizens / Permanent Residents)
Interagency Senior (62+) See information on annual and lifetime passes below.		$80
Interagency Access (Permanently Disabled) See information on annual and lifetime passes below.		Free

 

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Forms of Payment

Acceptable forms of payment for Fort Pulaski National Monument's entrance fees and passes are limited to credit and debit cards.

 

Credit cards currently accepted by the National Park Service for payment of entrance fees.

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Annual and Lifetime Passes

Fort Pulaski National Monument recognizes the Fort Pulaski Annual Pass and the Interagency Annual and Lifetime Passes as valid entry. Learn more about annual and lifetime passes.

 

Annual and Lifetime Passes available at Fort Pulaski National Monument.

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Fee Free Days

America's Best Idea - the national parks - is even better when it's free! Several days throughout the year have been designated as fee free days at your national parks including Fort Pulaski National Monument. On these days entrance fees will not be charged. Mark your calendar for these entrance fee-free dates in 2023!

• Monday, January 16, 2023: Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
• Sunday, February 5, 2023: Super Museum Sunday
• Saturday, March 4, 2023: March Haynes Day Celebration
• Saturday, April 22, 2023: First Day of National Park Week
• Friday, August 4, 2023: Great American Outdoors Act Signing Day
• Saturday, September 23, 2023: National Public Lands Day
• Sunday, October 15, 2023: Fort Pulaski National Monument's Birthday
• Saturday, November 11, 2023: Veterans Day

 

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Academic Fee Waivers

National Park Service regulations allow school groups and other bona fide national and international academic institutions to obtain a waiver for park entrance fees, provided that the visit is for educational or scientific purposes, and the resources or facilities the group proposes to use support those purposes. Learn more about academic fee waivers.

 

Commercial Use Authorization

A Commercial Use Authorization (CUA) is a business permit with the National Park Service. It authorizes you to conduct commercial activities and to provide specific visitor services within a national park. For more information about CUAs, visit our Commercial Use Authorization page.