Passport To Your National Parks® Junior Ranger Edition

We had just finished our trip out west in the first week of August. This year we visited The Pecos, The Petrified Forest, White Sands and Hot Springs. The last two years we visited several other National Parks.
Our grandchildren love working on the booklets and getting their stamps and badge.
This is a place where they can put all the stamps and they loved getting the stickers that are included.
Both of them love being Junior Rangers. It's something that they can grow with. It's something that they can treasure forever.

— Severina Jones

LOVE THIS BOOK!!! Lots of space to put the cancellations stamps. Even when we go to a park a few times, I stamp every time we go. Kids enjoy it enough to keep them entertained but not overwhelming with information or useless pages. Easy to carry around and to find the stamp pages. Must have for the kiddeos.
-Happy Traveling.

— Jenna Pike

This is a beautiful book with tons of room for stamps and cancellations. The pages are great for kids - very colorful and full of information and facts. Adults would even like this book to keep their stamps and cancellations in. Awesome product.

— Jamie Kanas

I bought this for my grandson who is very young. His father has had the blue passport since he was young and he participated in the Junior Ranger Program. He still has his badges! I think this is a great way to start the little ones out on their quest to see the wondrous National Parks that we have.

— Jeanette Kell

I purchased this book, along with the "adult" passport book for a cross-country road trip. This book lists all of the sites listed in the adult book, and is graphically superior. It is a beautiful book for all ages!

— Vicki Kaplan

As a grandmother, I'm striving toward giving my grandchildren gifts of experience rather than simply toys. This National Park Passport fit the bill. I coupled it with the Junior hats and we all look forward to visiting Grand Teton National Park and many others over the years. Thank you.

— Jeanne Lane

Nice for kids and parents to learn about and add memories from their national parks experiences

— Ruth Lin