Park'd: National Park Passport app analytics for September 2

Track every national park you've visited. Build your passport. Park'd is the digital national park passport for road trippers, retirees, families, and serious park completionists working through the full list of US national parks, monuments, and historic sites. Log every park you've stepped foot in, see what's left, and track your progress as you build toward all 63 national parks. • National park passport tracker — log every park you visit with photos, dates, notes, and favorite trails • Visit checklist — see at a glance which parks you've been to and which are missing from your list • Stats and progress — total parks visited, percentage complete, miles traveled, regions explored • Park profiles — every US national park with photos, history, key facts, and designation year • Map view — see all parks plotted; your visited ones marked • Browse trails and points of interest — hiking trails, scenic drives, picnic areas, lookouts at each park • Campground reference — facilities, reservation info, fees for each park's campgrounds • Park news — latest official releases from NPS for each location • Get directions — quick navigation to any park from your current location • Articles and guides — history, geology, flora and fauna, conservation efforts Why park collectors use Park'd: • Tracking the "all 63" challenge — visit every US national park • Working through specific regions: Utah's Mighty 5, California's parks, Alaska's wilderness parks • Family road trip planning across multiple parks • RV and vanlife park-hopping with completion tracking • Junior Ranger families completing programs together • Retirees crossing parks off a bucket list • Hikers and photographers who want to remember every visit All 63 national parks tracked, plus monuments and historic sites: Acadia, Arches, Badlands, Big Bend, Biscayne, Black Canyon of the Gunnison, Bryce Canyon, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef, Carlsbad Caverns, Channel Islands, Congaree, Crater Lake, Cuyahoga Valley, Death Valley, Denali, Dry Tortugas, Everglades, Gates of the Arctic, Gateway Arch, Glacier, Glacier Bay, Grand Canyon, Grand Teton, Great Basin, Great Sand Dunes, Great Smoky Mountains, Guadalupe Mountains, Haleakalā, Hawai'i Volcanoes, Hot Springs, Indiana Dunes, Isle Royale, Joshua Tree, Katmai, Kenai Fjords, Kings Canyon, Kobuk Valley, Lake Clark, Lassen Volcanic, Mammoth Cave, Mesa Verde, Mount Rainier, New River Gorge, North Cascades, Olympic, Petrified Forest, Pinnacles, Redwood, Rocky Mountain, Saguaro, Sequoia, Shenandoah, Theodore Roosevelt, Virgin Islands, Voyageurs, White Sands, Wind Cave, Wrangell-St. Elias, Yellowstone, Yosemite, Zion — plus monuments, recreation areas, and historic sites. What Park'd is NOT: Park'd is not a turn-by-turn trail navigation app. If you need real-time GPS hiking navigation with offline trail maps, use a dedicated app like AllTrails or Gaia GPS for the trail-by-trail experience. Park'd shows you trail names, points of interest, and park reference info — but the trail-walking you do with a navigation tool. Park'd is the visit tracker and park reference that lives alongside your navigation app. Frequently asked: Q: Do I need cell signal in remote parks? A: No — your visit log, photos, and notes work offline. The map and park profiles cache. Q: Does Park'd cover state parks? A: Currently focused on US national parks, monuments, and historic sites. State parks not included in the core list but you can log custom visits. Q: Free or paid? A: Free to download with all core tracking features. Optional Premium for advanced stats and customization. Q: Privacy? A: Your visit log is private by default. No tracking, no data sale. Made by Stuck at Home, LLC — also the team behind LuckyCoin, LuckyFind, LuckyNote, and the Lucky family of collector apps. Visit getparkd.app for park guides, "all 63" planning resources, and trip itineraries. Terms of Use: https://stuckathome.app/terms