Louisiana State Parks Launches Passport Program

The program lets visitors collect stamps at 32 state park sites and win prizes.

Updated on Nov. 3, 2026 in National Parks

Bold vector editorial illustration of a folded travel booklet on a wooden dock beside cypress trees and still teal water. — Louisiana State Parks launched a passport program Tuesday letting visitors collect stamps at all 32 state park sites and win prizes. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

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Louisiana State Parks has launched a passport program covering all 32 of its sites. Visitors collect stamps at each site and can request a passport booklet through the Louisiana State Parks website.

Why it matters

The program gives travelers a structured way to explore outdoor spaces, historic landmarks, and water destinations across the state. Parks have reported more visitors using the program over the past two weeks.

The program spans 32 state park sites, and parks have seen an increase in visitors using it over the past two weeks. The source does not quantify total participation or the number of booklets requested.

The players

Louisiana State Parks

The state agency that manages Louisiana's state park system and runs the passport program across its 32 sites.

The details

Visitors can request a passport booklet through the Louisiana State Parks website, then collect stamps at each of the 32 sites. Passport booklets are in high demand, and visitors can win prizes through the program.

Past two weeks: Parks saw increased visitor use of the program.
January 1, 2027: New Year's Day First Day Hikes encourage visitors to explore.

Roadmap

The passport program builds on Louisiana's network of 32 state park sites by giving visitors a structured route through them. It extends the parks' existing role as destinations for outdoor recreation, historic landmarks, and water-based travel.

Visitors can request a passport booklet through the Louisiana State Parks website before visiting. Collecting stamps at each of the 32 sites allows travelers to plan a route across the state.

The takeaway

The passport program offers a practical way for travelers to plan a route through Louisiana's state parks. Requesting a booklet in advance lets visitors track their stamps across all 32 sites.