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No fee increase for Crater Lake National Park in Oregon
Thursday, May 15, 2008 | No comments posted.
CRATER LAKE NATIONAL PARK (AP) — Gas prices keep going up, but the fees at Crater Lake National Park won’t for now.
Park Superintendent Craig Ackerman says entrance fees won’t change this year.
A proposed increase has been canceled even though the extra money would have directly supported park improvement projects.
The standard entrance fee will remain at $10 per vehicle for unlimited entry over seven days, while the annual pass will stay at $20.
Park Superintendent Craig Ackerman says entrance fees won’t change this year.
A proposed increase has been canceled even though the extra money would have directly supported park improvement projects.
The standard entrance fee will remain at $10 per vehicle for unlimited entry over seven days, while the annual pass will stay at $20.
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