My family and I made it to Yellowstone from STL in May of ā91. We didnāt have a bunch of money, and we brought every bit of food we would eat across the entire 2 weeks (kids were 3 and 9), but it was, of course, the trip of a lifetime, filled with beauty and wonder. We made a plan to return every five years, if possible; while that didnāt happen in 1996, we managed to get back to the West in 2002, and made it to other national parks in CA. Iāll be forever grateful for these memories and for all that my family learned and experienced in these incredibly special places.
The NPS Rangers at Zion are so helpful and help you decide what is the best way to safely enjoy the park. Also the Rangers in S Dakota at the wind caves gave the best tour ever. These people are dedicated to the Park Service and helping the visitors.
I just wanted to thank everyone who works with the National Parks! We just completed a two week tour of four different parks and are so appreciative of the work you all do to help maintain the parks and create a great experience for visitors! We visited New River Gorge, Great Smoky Mountains, Mammoth Cave, and Hot Springs! All very unique and appreciated.
Thank you for all you do!
We love our National Parks and the people who make them great!
I know people don't always appreciate the hard work that goes into
operating and maintaining our parks. But I want you to know many of
us who enjoy our parks are grateful for your service.
GREAT JOB!
Thank you all who keep our parks beautifully clean and safe!
Thank you to all the National Park Ambassadors across our beautiful country. Your hard work and dedication are so very valuable and appreciated. You help make our visits safer, more interesting, meaningful, and satisfying. You have the sincere gratitude of my husband and I. ā¤ļø
Many thanks for clarifying what we saw. Iām sure you are just as nice to everyone. Iām sorry I forgot your name
Thank you for all your service and hard work - many blessings and light and love to you and yours!!!
While vacationing at a campground in Everglades National Park, November 2020, we had a wonderful time. However, on the last morning of our stay we were suddenly attacked by a massive swarm of blood thirsty mosquitoes and packed our belongings at an unprecedented speed. In our haste we forgot to retrieve our beloved āretiredā personalized flag. Not only did Alice Toth find the flag and track down the owners, she made the extra effort to mail it home and included a lovely note. All in the midst of a pandemic.
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