Yes, Sleeping Bear Dunes is part of the National Park Service and Golden Age Passports and National Park Passes are accepted.

The park is located in the Northwest coast line in Benzie and Leelanau counties of the Lower Peninsula of Michigan. The Philip A. Hart Visitor Center is about 25 miles west of Traverse City on M-72 in Empire. The Directions page provides an area map and directions. See similar questions...

Golden Age and Golden Access Passports are lifetime passes that will continue to be honored for the pass owner's lifetime. See similar questions...

There are descriptions of each type of different pass into the park and the rules for getting them. http://www.nps.gov/yell/fees.htm See similar questions...

Passes allow 3 adults in with pass owner (where per person fees are charged). Note: adults don't have to be related to one another. See similar questions...

The Golden Age Passport and the National Parks Pass are honored at all the National Park Service sites in Hyde Park. The passes are not valid for entry to the FDR Presidential Library and Museum, which is run by the National Archieves and Records Administration. There is a fee of $7.00 for anyone 16 and older to visit the FDR Museum. The FDR Museum tickets are good for two (2) days. See similar questions...

Every season draws us to this magnificent natural area of Northern Lower Michigan. The season that draws you really depends on what you like to do. In the summer, you will find this area of Michigan bustling with activity, shops, and arts & craft shows. You can relax on the beach, camp, float down the river, or visit some of the museums. Fall provides beautiful views of the colored leaves and blue water of Lake Michigan set against the crystal clear blue sky. See similar questions...

Golden Access passes are for blind and physically disabled visitors. Golden Access passes must be obtained in person. Get details about Golden Access at http://www.fs.fed.us/passespermits/index.shtml#access. Golden Age passes are for visitors aged 62 and older. Golden Age passes must be obtained in person. Get details about the Golden Age pass at http://www.fs.fed.us/passespermits/index.shtml#age. Golden Eagle passes are for everyone else. Get details about the Golden Eagle pass at http://www. See similar questions...

Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore is a federal park managed by the U.S. Department of the Interior/National Park Service. Indiana Dunes State Park is a state park managed by Indiana's Department of Natural Resources. See similar questions...

Go to a Ranger District or Park Service office near you with proof of your birth date. There will be a small fee. See similar questions...

They are available from any Federal area that charges a LWCFA (Land and Water Conservation Fund Act) fee or from one of the other participating agencies (Forest Service, Fish and Wildlife Service, Bureau of Land Management, Corps of Engineers or Bureau of Reclamation). All of the addresses for the previous agencies are available on the "Federal Recreation Passport Program" brochure. See similar questions...

Yes, fees are half price with these passes. When making a reservation, please have your passport number ready. The campground reservationists cannot refund after the fact. If paying at a campsite that does not require advance reservations, please put your passport number on the envelope used to pay fees at the campground. See similar questions...

You can purchase these passes at the entrance station on Maroon Creek Road or at the Aspen Ranger District Office located at 806 W. Hallam, Aspen, CO. Phone number: (970) 925-3445. See similar questions...

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers no longer issue Golden Age/Golden Access Passports. However, current Golden Age/Access passport holders or individuals possessing the new America the Beautiful Senior or Access Pass will receive a 50% discount on day use/camping fees. Current Golden Age/Access passport holders or individuals possessing the new America the Beautiful Senior or Access Pass will also receive a 50% discount on annual passes. No. See similar questions...

Golden Eagle, Age, and Access passports can be used for free entrance to only those areas that charge entrance fees, or to Congressionally designated National Recreation Areas, National Monuments, and National Scenic Areas. Golden Age and Golden Access passports provide a 50 percent discount for facilities and services like camping, swimming, parking, boat launching, and cave tours. Be aware there is now a new Interagency Pass that replaces the current Golden passes. See similar questions...

No. They must be obtained & signed for in person. A picture ID and proof of eligibility is required. No, it normally takes 7-10 days to get a Commercial Use Authorization permit. The application forms & instructions are available in the permit section of our website. Handicap ramps between the parking area and beach are located at parking lots 1A & 5 at Apollo Beach (our north district), and by Eddy Creek (by the pavilion) and parking lot 8 at Playalinda (our south district). See similar questions...

A pass that is available for $50 allows free entry to any National Park Service area with a fee. Age 62 and over can purchase a Golden Age Passport which is allows free entry into Parks with an entrance fee and gives a 50% reduction for camping and other user fees. Camping fee is $12 per night – No Entrance fee, at Blue Ridge Parkway National Park Service Campgrounds. See similar questions...

This is a personal choice, but the life span of dogs is increasing, so don't discount the older Goldens. A Golden can live to 15 years with proper care, although 10-12 years is the average. A Golden at 7 to 9 years of age is still full of energy and is quite appropriate for the household that does not want to cope with the activity and training of a younger Golden. See similar questions...

Yes. Visitors to Elkhorn Resort who wish to use Park services or visit any location in the Park, including the village of Wasagaming, must obtain a Park Pass. See similar questions...

You may park east of CTH K on both sides of CTH Q (in front of Blessed Theresa's Church), or south of the county line on CTH E. Other areas are posted NO PARKING, which were done so by the Washington County Highway Department, not the town. Parking in the no parking zone is enforced by the sheriff's department and the town. See similar questions...