Your Fee Dollars at Work

Thank you for supporting your public lands! The National Park Service collects Recreation Fees under the Federal Lands Recreation Enhancement Act (FLREA), providing a vital source of revenue for improving facilities and services for park visitors. All of these visitor-funded projects are important to the continued preservation of your national parks.

Mojave National Preserve does not charge entrance fees; however, campground fees are used to directly support and improve visitor services. Take a look a some of the past, present, and future projects using your fee dollars.

 

Kelso Depot Restrooms

NPS Photo/Dave Hursey

Previous Park Projects Supported by Fee Dollars:

• Stained and sealed the concrete floor and refinished the staircase at Kelso Depot
• Cleared brush along Zzyzx Road to improve the day use area and secnic lake views
• Rehabilitated restrooms at Kelso Depot
• Replaced deteriorated or missing wayfinding signs

Current Park Projects:

• Rehabilitate the Kelso Depot HVAC and water heating systems

Planned Park Projects:

• Correct ADA accessibility deficiencies at Hole-in-the-Wall Information Center and Campground
• Replace deteriorated picnic tables at Hole-in-the-Wall Campground
• Replace vault toilets at campgrounds

Learn more about your fee dollars at work at all National Park Service sites.