Calls for an end to national park entrance fees are starting to spread. The latest comes from the Santa Fe New Mexican, which on Sunday ran an editorial calling for an end to the fees.
Government comes with all kinds of costs. Keeping up our national
parks is one of them; one on which Congress too often skimps. Thus the
admission fees might make the difference between closed-down services
or the semi-adequate ones our country has come to expect from a visit
to one park or another.
You can read the rest of the editorial here.
Santa Fe New Mexican Calls For End to Park Entrance Fees
Published Date
May 13, 2007
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