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Cape Lookout National Seashore participates in two passport programs: the Passport to Your National Parks and the US Lighthouse Society Passport. These stamps are generally collected in books created for the program or on the park’s color brochure or lighthouse brochure, Junior Ranger booklets, lighthouse climbing tickets, or scrap paper. 
Passport to Your National ParksThis program was started in 1986 by Eastern National Parks Association with the goal of helping visitors discover the beauty and history of America's national parks. Passport stamps can be collected at most National Park Service sites. There are two levels to the program: cancellation stamps (ink) and regional stamps (stickers). There are four (4) cancellation stamps for Cape Lookout:
The stamp at the Harkers Island Visitor Center is available all year. The stamps at the other locations are available seasonally--generally from about March to October/November. Each year, Eastern National publishes a set of 10 regional stamps (stickers) featuring 10 different parks. Inn 2022 Cape Lookout National Seashore was featured a regional stamp. Find more information on Eastern National's Passport to Your National Parks website. 
US Lighthouse Society PassportThe passports for the US Lighthouse Society program are typically blue vinyl booklets with places for 60 lighthouse stamps. The Cape Lookout Lighthouse stamp can be collected at either the Light Station Visitor Center or the Harkers Island Visitor Center (the stamp is the same for both locations). Find more information on the United States Lighthour Society's Passport Program website. |
Last updated: August 11, 2024