Last updated: November 3, 2020
Thing to Do
Park Passport Stamps
The Passport program was started by Eastern National Parks Association in 1986 and was established to help visitors discover the beauty and history found in America’s national parks. Cancellation stamps can be found at national parks and monuments. These rubber-stamp ink markings record the name of the park and the date of your visit. There are four stamps availble for the National Parks passort and the Junior Ranger passport books.
Details
Duration
2-15 Minutes
Activity
Hands-On
Stamping passport
Age(s)
All Ages
Pets Allowed
No
Activity Fee
No
Entrance fees may apply, see Fees & Passes information.
Location
Visitor Center
Stamps are located at the information desk.
Reservations
No
Season
Year Round
Time of Day
Day
Accessibility Information
The passport stamps are located in the visitor center lobby. Service animals are allowed
Fort Smith National Historic Site Park Stamp
Location: Passport stamp is located at the front desk of the visitor center during normal operating hours.
Trail of Tears National Historic Trail
Location: Passport stamp is located at the front desk of the visitor center during normal operating hours.
Junior Ranger
Location: Passport stamp is located at the front desk of the visitor center during normal operating hours.
Fort Smith
Location: Passport stamp is located at the front desk of the visitor center during normal operating hours.
Based on a image that appeared in Harper's Weekly in the mid-1860s.
Fort Smith National Historic Site is featured in the 2001 Passport To Your National Parks® Stamp Set.
Since 1986, fans of the Passport To Your National Parks program have been collecting these colorful, commemorative stamp sets to decorate their beloved park Passport books. Designed exclusively for the Passport To Your National Parks Collector’s Edition and Explorer Edition, each stamp set features photographs and educational text from 10 national park sites.