Fees & Passes

Free

No entrance pass required

An entrance pass is not required to access Morristown National Historical Park.

Other National Park Service sites may require an entrance pass or fee. Depending on your trip plans, an interagency pass may save you money.

2024 Free Entrance Days in the National Parks

Come experience the national parks! All National Park Service sites that charge an entrance fee will offer free admission to everyone (other fees, including timed entry or reservation fees, may apply). Mark your calendar for these entrance fee-free dates:

• Monday, January 15 — Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
• Saturday, April 20 — First Day of National Park Week
• Wednesday, June 19 — Juneteenth
• Sunday, August 4 — The Great American Outdoors Act
• Saturday, September 28 — National Public Lands Day
• Monday, November 11 — Veterans Day

 

All park grounds and facilities at Morristown National Historical Park are FREE of charge.

The park also issues four Interagency passes that may be used to waive entrance fees at other federal parks and facilities. These passes are:

• Access Pass
• Annual Military Pass
• Lifetime Military Pass
• 4th Grade Pass.

All four passes are available at the Jockey Hollow Visitor Center as well as the Washington's Headquarters Museum in Morristown. They are FREE of charge to those qualified.

 

The 2021 Interagency Access Pass

Photo on the pass by Steven Koehler, Yellowstone National Park

Interagency Access Pass

• A lifetime pass for citizens or permanent residents of the U.S. who have a permanent disability, regardless of age.
• NOTE: You must present documentation of permanent disability or sign an affadavit swearing to the same, as well as proof of residency or citizenship, such as but not limited to a driver's license, in order to receive this pass. Please check the USGS Store FAQ for more information on acceptable documentation and other requirements.
• Valid for entrance fees, standard amenity, and day fees for the passholder and three others at National Parks and five other federal land management agencies.
• This pass also discounts certain expanded amenity fees; please check with the park or facility you plan to visit for more details on any discounts honored.

 

The 2021 Interagency Annual Military Pass

Photo on the pass by Sam Jezak, 2019 Share the Experience Photo Contest Grand Prize Winner

Interagency Annual Military Pass

• Active duty military members and their dependents qualify for a FREE Annual Pass.
• NOTE: You must present proof of service, such as a DoD CAC card, or other documentation, such as a valid DD Form 1173 for dependents. For more information, check the USGS store FAQ for the Military Pass.
• This is an annual pass valid for 12 months, inclusive of the month of purchase.
• Valid for entrance fees, standard amenity fees, and day use fees at National Parks and five other federal land management agencies.

 

The 2022 Lifetime Military Pass for Military Veterans and Gold Star Families

Photo on the pass by Jacob. W. Frank, Denali National Park

Interagency Lifetime Military Pass

• Veterans and Gold Star families qualify for a FREE lifetime pass.
• NOTE: Veterans can present one of the four forms of acceptable ID (Department of Defense ID Card, Veteran Health ID (VHIC), Veteran ID Card, or veteran’s designation on a state-issued US driver’s license or ID card) to obtain the pass.
• Gold Star families may print and sign a voucher and present it to park staff to obtain the Lifetime Pass. By doing so, they self-certify that they meet the requirements and criteria for Gold Star family identification as outlined by the Department of Defense. To obtain the voucher and more information about qualification, visit the service-wide page about the new pass.

 

The 2021 4th Grade Pass

Photo on the pass by Carlo Godoy, Channel Islands National Park, California

Every Kid Outdoors 4th Grade Pass

• As part of the Every Kid Outdoors program, 4th grade students in the U.S. bearing this FREE pass will cover entrance and standard amenity fees for up to three individuals in their group who would otherwise incur those fees.
• NOTE: The 4th grade student is considered the passholder and must be present for this pass to be effective. Home-schooled and free choice learners 10 years of age are also considered eligible for this pass.
• 4th grade students must present a valid voucher printed from the Every Kid Outdoors website to be exchanged for the pass. The voucher and required activity can be found on Every Kid Outdoors.
• Only 4th grade students with a printed voucher from the Every Kid Outdoors website are eligible for this pass. Students may not receive a pass without a valid voucher. Smartphone images and other virtual vouchers will not be accepted.
• This pass is valid for 12 months beginning September of the year that the student begins 4th grade and expires the last day of August.
• Valid for entrance fees and standard amenity fees at National Parks and five other federal land management agencies.

 

Other Passes & Online Orders

Morristown National Historical Park does not offer the Annual Pass, the Senior Annual Pass, or the Senior Lifetime Pass. These passes are still available at other parks and federal facilities. For more information on where to find these passes, please visit the Places to Get Interagency Passes webpage.

You may also order all available passes online at the USGS online store. Please note that there is a fee charged for passes ordered through the online store for processing, including the Free passes listed above, and you will need to wait for the passes to be shipped to you. Depending on demand, wait times may extend for weeks.

 

"There's a pass for everyone" or so it's said.

Image designed by the NPS

 

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The image is a decision tree to assist people deciding which entrance pass to get. It is titled “Which Interagency Pass is Right for Me?” Text reads “America the Beautiful – The National Park and Federal Recreation Lands Pass. There are a variety of options in the interagency pass program. These passes apply to multiple agencies (see logos below) and may be obtained with appropriate ID or documentation. Funds from Pass sales help Federal agencies support high-quality experiences for visitors” 

The infographic includes logos a website to “store.usgs.gov” to find more information about these passes. And includes logos of participating federal agencies, including the National Park Service, Bureau of Land Management, Bureau of Reclamation, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, U.S. Forest Service, and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. It is also decorated with silhouettes of trees and a bison. 

The first row of pass options includes the questions and answers: 

It asks, “Are you between the ages of 16-42?” then points to an Annual pass for $80. 

It asks, “Are you a federal lands volunteer that has completed 250 hours of service?” then points to a Volunteer pass for free. 

Below a question asking, “Are you a U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident?” there are multiple pass options: 

It asks, “Are you age 62 or over?” then points to a Senior Annual pass for $20 or Senior Lifetime pass for $80. 

It asks, “Are you a Gold Star Family member or veteran?” then points to a Military Lifetime pass for free. 

It asks, “Do you have a medically determined permanent disability?” then points to an Access pass for free. 

It asks, “Are you currently serving in the Military or a dependent?” then points to a Military Annual pass for free. 

It asks, “Are you a U.S. student in the 4th grade or home-school equivalent?” then points to a 4th grade pass for free.