Requires national parks and public lands to offer six free admission days each year.
This bill would make sure that federal recreational lands, like national parks and forests, offer free admission on six specific days every year. Right now, these free days are up to the government's discretion. This change would guarantee more opportunities for all Americans to visit these places without an entrance fee.
Today, the government decides which days offer free admission to national parks and other federal recreational lands. This bill would change that by requiring free admission on six specific days every year, including Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Birthday and Veterans Day. The government would still be able to add more free days if it chooses.
S 3429 · 119th Congress · December 10, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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