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What is the best time to visit national parks in the US?

The best time to take a US National Parks tour is generally during shoulder season, either spring (April to May) or fall (September to October), with fewer crowds and mild weather. However, summer is often best for watching wildlife, while winter is good for desert parks like Grand Canyon or Death Valley.

When is the best time to visit Yellowstone National Park?

June is considered the best time to visit Yellowstone National Park; with abundant wildlife sightings, pleasant weather and lighter crowds ahead of the busy summer peak, it's one of the best months for US National Park vacations.

What are some of the best things to do at the Grand Canyon?

The best thing to do in Grand Canyon National Park is get outside, whether that's watching sunrise over North Rim, taking in the vistas at Desert View Point, meeting a local geologist to understand the 5-million-year-old rock formations, or taking to the sky for a flightseeing tour.

Are there family-friendly US national park tour packages?

Yes – at Insight Vacations, we’ve taken care to craft action-packed US National Parks tours that’ll impress the whole family, from energetic children to curious grandparents. With seamlessly-planned itineraries, you can focus on proper family time.

What is the best way to visit national parks?

The best way to visit America's National Parks is with Insight Vacations! Knowledgeable Local Experts and Travel Directors get you under the skin of your destination, while our experiences promote sustainable tourism and connect you with the parks' people and wildlife.

What’s included in a US national park tour?

At Insight Vacations, our US National Park trips include access to iconic landmarks, meetings with Local Experts, curated dining experiences, and all the premium essentials including 'Business Class' style coaches and 4* and 5* hotels.

What should I pack for a US national park tour?

Pack appropriately for a US National Parks vacation, with sturdy footwear, thick socks, a waterproof jacket, and a hiking rucksack for days out, plus sunscreen and insect repellent. Temperatures can vary drastically between night and day, so pack thermals and layers whatever the season.

Looking for inspiration?

Wondering where to visit, what the weather will be like, and what’s on? Read the Insightful blog to find out more about America's national parks.

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