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Data from US National Park Service, delivered clean.
4 datasets pulled from US National Park Service's releases, checked field by field and shipped the way you want them — daily, weekly, or hourly, your call.
- 4 datasets
- 1 industry
- Real rows on request
What Datadory delivers from US National Park Service
4US National Park Service API
NPS Visitor Use Statistics (IRMA Stats)
Recreation Information Database (RIDB) / Recreation.gov
OpenStreetMap Key:leisure — Global Leisure Features Wiki
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Straight answers about US National Park Service data
What does a single park unit record include?
Identity first: a GUID id, a four-character parkCode such as abli for Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historical Park, the fullName and the unit narrative. Then decimal-degree coordinates, posted operating hours, entrance fee lines, addresses, phone and email contacts, and an activities array such as Camping and Hiking.
Does the collection include live operating status?
Yes. Research-time pulls found 627 active alerts and roughly 3,000 scheduled events alongside the static inventory: road closures, hazard notices and ranger programming at unit level. Alerts expire from the collection once resolved, which is why ongoing Datadory deliveries accumulate them into a queryable history.
Is historical park visitation included?
Not in this collection - it is a current-state inventory rather than a statistical archive. The multi-decade visitation series, annual recreation visits reaching back to 1904, sits in NPS Visitor Use Statistics (IRMA Stats), which Datadory catalogs and delivers separately. Pair the two for supply plus demand.
Which geographies do NPS records cover?
Every US National Park Service unit across all 50 states and the territories - 474 units at research time. Granularity runs beneath the state line to the individual park unit, campground, visitor center, parking lot and even a single alert or event, so a trip planner can pull one campground without hauling the whole estate.