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National Park Access Pass

Explore how your autistic child may qualify for a free lifetime National Parks Access Pass, making outdoor adventures more accessible for your family.

National Park Access Pass
Who it's for: U.S Citizens or permanent residents of any age with a permanent disability that severely limits daily life. Proof of permanent disability with one of the following:
Statement by a licensed physician stating the disability is permanent and limits daily life.
Document issued by a federal agency.
Document issued by a state agency. How to Obtain:
In-Person: Available at many federal recreation sites.
By Mail: Order an Access Pass from the USGS Online Store; shipping and processing fees may apply. What the Pass Covers:
Free lifetime admission to over 2,000 recreation sites
Admits the pass owner and three other adults
Pass owner discounts for expanded amenities Download Now!

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