This is a free, printable national park checklist with all 64 U.S. national parks, grouped by region. Each park gets a checkbox, a line for the date you visited, and a circle for that park's free passport stamp. Print it on letter paper, tuck it in the car, and fill it in one park at a time.
3 pages · US Letter · light on ink · no email needed
What's on the national park passport stamp checklist
- All 64 national parks on the National Park Service list, sorted into 8 regions so you can plan by area
- A checkbox, a "date visited" line and a "stamp here" circle for every park
- A short stamp tips box and a little space for notes from the road
Questions people ask
How many national parks are there in the US?
There are 64. The National Park Service manages 434 units in total (monuments, historic sites, seashores and more), and 64 of them are national parks. The newest is Chiricahua in Arizona, which changed from a national monument to a national park in October 2026.
Are national park passport stamps free?
Yes. The National Park Service says you can take your passport to any national park visitor center or park store and get a free ink stamp with the date and location of your visit.
Where do you get passport stamps in a national park?
Ask at the visitor center or park store. Some parks have more than one stamp, and some have a self-serve stamp station outside. Hours can change with the seasons, so check the park's page on nps.gov before you go.
Do I need the passport book to collect stamps?
Not necessarily. The National Park Service notes that people stamp passport books, journals, postcards, brochures and maps. A printed checklist like this one works too.
Which state has the most national parks?
California, with 9: Channel Islands, Death Valley, Joshua Tree, Kings Canyon, Lassen Volcanic, Pinnacles, Redwood, Sequoia and Yosemite. Alaska comes next with 8.
Are Sequoia and Kings Canyon one park or two?
Two. They sit side by side and are managed together, but they count as two separate national parks, so each one has its own line on the checklist.
Is this an official National Park Service checklist?
No. It's a free printable made by Wanderstamps for personal use, and it isn't affiliated with or endorsed by the National Park Service. The park list comes from nps.gov.
Want your stamps on a shirt?
Once the circles start filling up, some people like to wear the trip too. You can pick the parks you've been to and put their stamps on a tee, or turn your own trip photos into a collage shirt.
Park list and stamp facts from the National Park Service website (nps.gov), checked November 2026. Made with care by Wanderstamps.