Recreation data for tourism boards
Find out who visits the parks and forests near you and where they come from, then plan your season and your ad spend around it.
What the federal data says about your visitors
We combine Park Service visit counts, Recreation.gov bookings and Census data for your area, and refresh it when new numbers come out.
The cities your visitors come from, how far they travel, and the household incomes where they live.
Your seasonality: when people show up, and when they book.
Park and forest visits, going back decades.
The economic impact of outdoor recreation in your state, in spending and jobs, from the BEA.
All the federal land near you, sorted by who manages it.
Any table as a spreadsheet and any chart as an image, each with its source and date, for board reports and grant applications.
Visit counts come from the Park Service and other land agencies. Where people come from and when they book comes from reservations for federal campsites, permits and tours on Recreation.gov.
For the questions that come up all year
Whether Denver deserves more of the spring ad budget, or how this summer compared with last, you can ask in plain words and get an answer from your area’s visitor and booking data, with its sources.
From $6K a year
That's for a town or county. If you need more than that, we'll send you a quote.