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Bryce Canyon National Park: entrance fees 2026
Car, 7 days
$35
everyone inside
Per person, 7 days
$20
on foot or by bike
Nonresident fee
$100
per non-US resident 16+
Bryce Canyon annual pass
$70
this park only
What a visit costs your group
| Group, summer 2026 | At the gate | Cheapest with a pass | Plan |
|---|---|---|---|
| US-resident couple, by car | $35 | $80 | Add parks |
| Nonresident couple, by car | $235 | $250 | Add parks |
| Nonresident family (2 adults, 2 kids), by car | $235 | $250 | Add parks |
| Two nonresident adults, on foot or shuttle | $240 | $250 | Add parks |
For a single visit, paying at the gate is usually cheaper than the $250 Non-Resident Annual Pass unless your group has three or more adults. Add a second surcharge park and the pass wins. How the nonresident fee works.
All entrance fees listed by NPS
| Type | Season | Price | NPS description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Private vehicle | All year | $35 | Admits one private, non-commercial vehicle (15 passenger capacity or less) and all occupants. |
| Motorcycle | All year | $30 | Valid for 7 days. Admits up to 2 private, non-commercial motorcycles with up to 4 total passengers. |
| Per person (on foot, bike) | All year | $20 | Admits one individual with no car to the park - typically used for bicyclists and walk-ins. Youth 15 and under are admitted free. |
| Nonresident | All year | $100 | Per non-US resident aged 16+, in addition to the entrance fee, unless admitted with an annual or America the Beautiful pass. |
- America the Beautiful passes: accepted.
- Cashless park: cards and mobile payments only.
- NPS: “All park visitors are required to purchase a recreational use pass upon entering Bryce Canyon National Park.”
Reservations and timed entry
NPS lists no timed entry or vehicle reservation for Bryce Canyon. Campgrounds and some tours still book out: check the park page.
Plan a trip with Bryce CanyonBryce Canyon on nps.gov
Updated . Fees retrieved from the National Park Service API on . Independent site, not affiliated with the National Park Service. Fees are set by NPS and can change; the park’s own page prevails.