Planning a visit to Capitol Reef National Park? Don't miss this complete guide to help you make the most of your time!

Capitol Reef National Park’s entrance fee program has always been a little strange. Visitors can drive through the main part of the park on Highway 24 and to the visitor center without paying a fee.

(KUTV) -- For five days in 2019, Capitol Reef National Park will waive its entrance fees for visitors, according to a press release. Come the new year, each vehicle would need to pay $20. “We ...

Do you have to pay to drive through Capitol Reef National Park? Entrance passes are required for all visitors. They cost $20 for private cars, $15 for motorcycles and $10 for cyclists, ...

Capitol Reef National Park's visitor center is 12 miles east of Torrey, Utah, a four-hour drive south of Salt Lake City. ... The park is open year-round; the entrance fee is $7.35 per person.

Exploring Capitol Reef National Park means a family vacation filled with fascinating hikes through otherworldly landscapes, scenic drives, picking fruit in historic orchards, and (perhaps the best ...

Capitol Reef was granted national park status in 1971, making it one of the country’s youngest. In the late 1800s, Mormon polygamist families established the community of Fruita, which is now ...

It didn’t become a national park until 1971 when President Richard Nixon signed a law establishing it as such. Last year, Capitol Reef National Park saw more than 1.2 million recreational visits ...

Last year, Capitol Reef National Park saw more than 1.2 million recreational visits, one of its busiest years on record. It stands as the fourth most-visited of Utah’s Big 5 National Parks, ...