Looking for unique national park gifts for the outdoor lover in your life?
National parks are America’s best idea, so I’ve compiled 75 of the best park themes Gift ideas!
From stickers to clothing to home goods and camping gear, you’ll find something your favorite outdoor person will love on this list – almost as much as they love the parks.
There are gifts to suit every budget and geographic preference, from $2 Smokies-themed stickers to a $300 Glacier-themed rug and everything in between, including:
There’s a reason it’s number 1 on the list! This small card gives you access to all 63 American national parks (which cost up to $30 per visit!), as well as hundreds of other national recreation areas, with your entire car.
I get compliments all the time on this custom welcome sign that hangs on my front door welcoming people to “Basecamp Daily Sparkz.”
Create a summer camp atmosphere year-round with these custom felt pennants, available in dozens of park-themed colors and designs.
Rumpl’s national park designs come in a variety of styles and thicknesses, including blankets featuring Grand Teton, Joshua Tree, Yosemite, Yellowstone, Rocky Mountain and Grand Canyon motifs.
Snuggle up on the couch with a custom pillow featuring your favorite park! Multiple designs to choose from, from vintage to modern.
I love postcards in fun, irregular shapes. Noteworthy Paper Press offers adorable designs for many of the most popular parks including Yellowstone and Glacier.
Can’t decide which park to highlight? Get them all with this stylish set!
This DVD set makes a great gift for parents, grandparents or anyone who owns a DVD player. The stunning, award-winning series is also available to stream on Amazon Prime.
Perfect for your denim jacket, backpack or hat.
These retro-inspired designs remind me (in a good way) of Girl Scout patches from the 90s.
I’ll take one of each please!! You can purchase these designs individually or order a “mystery pack” of 5, 10, 20 or even 50 stickers.
Etsy is full of adorable sticker designs like the ones above. Some of my other favorite places to buy outdoor decals are TrekLight Gear and REI (and cute cafes in cute mountain towns of course!)
For a coffee by the morning campfire (or just at your laptop).
This sweet little guy is perfect for kids or kids at heart. How can you say no to these eyes?!
Other adorable plush toys include bison, wolves, bears, moose, Eddie the Moose, mountain lions, Flopsie the mountain goat and more.
Nothing says “I’m thinking of you” or “I wish you were here” like a pretty postcard. They make great gifts, keepsakes, and even decorations!
I have a framed set of these exact national park postcards hanging in my living room because it was cheaper than a poster and didn’t force me to highlight a particular park.
Bougie blankets for friends you really like or a “forever” gift for yourself. They are 100% wool and will last forever.
I bought these and am afraid to write in them because they are so cute! (But you can write in if you’re not as weird as me.)
Enjoy “hanging out” at your favorite park knowing you just supported the National Parks Foundation.
These look great on a denim jacket, backpack, hat or even on a bulletin board as a keepsake.
Paddywax candles smell amazing and support the National Park Foundation. My favorite is the Glacier scent!
Surprise! Another poster that I hang in my house. Adorable.
A stylish, interactive way to keep track of all your national park trips.
Because every day is a good day to support our national parks.
A calendar that doubles as wall art.
For all your road trip memories, you can purchase versions for most national parks. Moms love these!
Remember your favorite places with a classic, minimalist ornament and be glad you’re spending the holidays somewhere a little warmer than this bison’s home in Yellowstone.
A great housewarming gift for nature lovers. My kitchen is yellow, so I love the Yellowstone version.
Fathers, husbands, boyfriends and brothers love these! (Women do this too, but it’s not that hard to buy them.) This set features four iconic US mountains, including Half Dome and Mount Rainier.
Are you more into beer than whiskey? There is also a glass for you.
My dream is to sip my morning coffee from this cup while staring out the window of my cabin at the snow-capped peaks. Until then, I’ll be content with this cup.
Soft and stylish t-shirts for your favorite granola girl.
This looks so real I want to wear one with an olive green jacket and yell at rude tourists.
Everyone likes bears and everyone likes graphic t-shirts. What’s not to like?
Another good choice for cereal girls.
These handcrafted beaded earrings depict a scene from Badlands National Park. For more outdoor earrings, check out the custom clay earrings I received from Mount Whitney.
Fun fact: I took a class in college taught by Dayton Duncan, Ken Burns’ co-producer! It was one of my favorite courses and this is a great book.
Interesting fact: The word “sequoia” is one of two words in the English language that contains all vowels! (The other is “joking.”) A quality book for history and ecology nerds.
If it’s even half as funny as his Instagram account, this book should be a real eye-catcher! Available for pre-order now, shipping August 24th.
The authors of this book have #goals: They visited all the national parks in one year, took beautiful photos and then compiled them into a book.
I haven’t read this book yet, but it’s been recommended to me several times, so it can’t be bad!
A great introduction to John Muir’s writings with a focus on the Yosemite region. (Looking for books to read for the John Muir Trail? Start here.)
A highly entertaining and informative read for anyone who has ever considered becoming a park ranger. (Who hasn’t?!)
Terry Tempest Williams’ writing is overwhelmingly beautiful, especially when she writes about her favorite desserts.
Part crime thriller, part homage to the High Sierra. I couldn’t put it down!
This beautifully designed game is perfect for a camping trip or a cozy night indoors when it’s too cold to camp.
As an avid dog mom and park lover, I would love to get my paws on one of these unique gifts.
While I drink coffee from my mountain cup and look out over the mountain peaks from our dream cabin, Juno can sip from her matching mountain cup.
Bougie people get beautiful Pendleton blankets and bougie wow wows get beautiful Pendleton beds.
Seriously, my favorite piece of outdoor dog gear. It fits in any pocket (yes, even the uselessly small pockets of most women’s pants) and is perfect for hiking or road trips.
Need more ideas for your Bark Ranger? Check out Juno’s favorite hiking and camping gear for dogs.
Where to buy national park inspired gifts
Almost all of the gifts in this guide came from one of these five outdoor stores. Shop local when you can and support these brands when you can’t!
What great national park-inspired gifts have I missed? Let me know below!
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