US National Parks Lodging

The majestic, steep red cliffs of this southwest Utah park is a sight to behold. Head to the Emerald Pools to see the spectacular hanging garden and waterfalls.

Catch the gorgeous effect of a sunrise or sunset on the Grand Canyon’s terrain, comprising of millions-of-years-old red rock layered bands. The river rafting program is a favourite with families.

This Wyoming park is popular with families to go fishing, backcountry camping, and hiking. Take a boat ride across Jeny Lake and then hike up to Inspiration Point.

It is a treasure trove of giant forests of huge sequoia trees and underground caves that are home to fantastic rock formations and streams.

Over 2,000 natural sandstone arches dot the striking terrain, making the landscape look extra-terrestrial. Your children will be awestruck by the imposing geological formations of Balanced Rock, Landscape Arch, and Delicate Arch.

Have a thrilling time bathing in the Boiling River or see the prominent attractions such as the Grand Prismatic Spring, Rainbow at the Grand Canyon or Old Faithful Inn.

Located in California’s Sierra Nevada mountains, this park is famous for the Half Dome and El Capitan granite hills and the panoramic vista of the impressive Bridalveil Fall from Tunnel View.

The glacier-carved valleys and peaks make for a marvellous sight in this park on Montana’s Rocky Mountains. Hike up to the Hidden Lakes to appreciate some superb scenery.

This desolate expanse in South Dakota is home to a dramatic landscape of staggering spires, steep canyons, and impressive rock formations. Take in the astonishing sights from the scenic lookouts on the Badlands Loop Road or see the palaeontological displays on the Fossil Exhibit Trail.

The stark desert landscapes and rugged rock formations of the park are absolutely fabulous. Go to Keys View to see a mesmerizing view of Coachella Valley.