Every Kid Outdoors Returns in September

Fourth grade students across the country are invited to explore America’s parks, lands, and waters through the Every Kid Outdoors (formerly Every Kid in a Park) program, which is entering it twelfth year of being offered. The program launched in 2015 with a goal of providing free access to fourth grade students and their families to explore and learn from those outdoor areas. The program kicks off again on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.

Passes are available for fourth grade students to experience animals in their natural habitat, discover nature in the forests, history and fun in the parks, and other wonders across America. The best part is fourth graders are able to bring their family and friends along for the learning and fun.

Before You Go!

Check out the rules to learn how to use the pass. Download free activity guides to enhance the learning experience.

Learn more about the Every Kid Outdoors program.

The pass for the 2026/2027 school year expires on Tuesday, August 31, 2027.


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