National Park · Alaska

Glacier Bay National Park

Tidewater glaciers and rich marine life in southeast Alaska.

2026 entrance fee

Free entrance

No entrance fee; access is by boat or air.

America the Beautiful — U.S. resident $80/yr
America the Beautiful — non-resident $250/yr

The annual pass covers entrance and standard day-use at ~2,000 federal recreation sites for 12 months.

RV & camper tips

No road access — reach by cruise or charter boat from Gustavus (which has an airstrip and RV-friendly lodging). No entrance fee.

Camping

NPS-operated campgrounds are available (reservations recommended in peak season).

Official site: nps.gov/glba/index.htm

On this park

Glacier Bay National Park FAQ

How much does it cost to enter Glacier Bay National Park in 2026?
Glacier Bay National Park has no entrance fee. No entrance fee; access is by boat or air. The America the Beautiful pass is still useful if you plan to visit other fee-charging federal sites on the same trip.
Do non-U.S. residents pay extra at Glacier Bay National Park?
No. Glacier Bay National Park is not on the 11-park non-resident surcharge list, so entrance fees are the same for all visitors. The 11 surcharge parks are Acadia, Bryce Canyon, Everglades, Glacier, Grand Canyon, Grand Teton, Rocky Mountain, Sequoia & Kings Canyon, Yellowstone, Yosemite, and Zion.
Can I camp with an RV at Glacier Bay National Park?
Glacier Bay National Park has NPS-operated campgrounds. No road access — reach by cruise or charter boat from Gustavus (which has an airstrip and RV-friendly lodging). No entrance fee.

Source: National Park Service — Fees & Passes / Nonresident Fees — retrieved 2026-08-09. Entrance fees can change and some parks price seasonally; always confirm the exact rate for your entry type and date on the park's official NPS page before you travel. This page is an independent travel-resource summary and is not affiliated with the National Park Service.

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