I have been looking the parks in the United States, and I think they are amazing, and plus, if I were a senior, I don't think I would want to go through the hassle of going to another county to see a beautiful park.
Lilyof WI5:43PM March 26, 2010
Are you ashamed of the US or what?
The US has some of the most incredible wilderness parks including Assateague National Seashore, a prisitne natural beach with wild ponies, the Grand Canyon, the Tetons, Muir Woods, etc. In a time of recession, you should be giving advice to travel close to home and support the local economies.
bookloverof MD5:46PM February 28, 2009
I have traveled all over the world and still find our American Parks by far the most receptive. Most others charge large fees for staying and high prices for meals. Fortunatly I was on a Goverment contract the last time I traveled. Lets look at local parks such as a simple one called Boiling Springs in Oklahoma. You will find deer, wild turkeys and many other animals wandering around all the time. A nice Golf Course is near by and and Woodward is also near. Try it some time you will like it. Dr. Paul
Dr. Paul C. Denny Jr. Retired University Prof. of OK11:00AM February 27, 2009
I don't believe that your article didn't mention one park in the U.S.A. I know we have some beautiful parks that seniors & young alike can enjoy & at a reasonable price. Step to your business...Thank YOU
Manuel E. maldonadoof NY4:31PM February 25, 2009
Sorry so many are angry here, but I get the point. But at least "travel with grandchildren" offered a nice alternative instead of complaining. We all need to help each other out. State parks in WVA, VA, and MD have great cheap sites with cabins, near many points of interest. esp. civil war sites and not crowded at all like our nat'l parks. Enjoy.
Chrisof PA1:53PM February 25, 2009
Yes, I wanted parke in the US
Patricia Schaeferof MD11:29AM February 25, 2009
I was very disappointed to read that you would recommend 10 parks, not even in the US. Most of us could never afford to travel to such places.
Thank you for the other information on the Senior Pass for adults 62 years of age and older. This was much more reasonable information.
Laura Mitchellof OR11:19AM February 25, 2009
You really missed the mark with this list. Don't you have anything to offer or are you outsourcing your writing.
Nelsonof FL11:03AM February 25, 2009
Lovely choices, although Acadia National Park and the Grand Canyon are beyond gorgeous. The Grand Canyon needs to be seen to be described. Nothing compares, having visited many National Parks in the US,
joan Cummingsof CT9:25PM February 24, 2009
the reason America is having problems is because of people like you that want us to go some where else. I am going to unscribe to this news letter because this is not really U.S.News
People should be more American and quit make other countries rich. We are a free people but only because we fight for the right to be free. One Nation under God, not Allia.
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Chris of PA 1:53PM February 25, 2009
Patricia Schaefer of MD 11:29AM February 25, 2009
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