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How many designated 'National Parks' are there in the U.S.?
The 63 National Parks are only a small slice of the 433 units the Park Service manages.
Source: National Park Service, About the National Park System nps.gov
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The 63 National Parks are only a small slice of the 433 units the Park Service manages.
Source: National Park Service, About the National Park System nps.gov
433 units
Together they cover more than 85 million acres.
Source: National Park Service, About the National Park System nps.gov
26 parks
Records were set as total system-wide visits came in at more than 323 million.
Source: National Park Service, 2025 visitation statistics news release (2025) nps.gov
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