The Details
Tropical rainforest and coral reef in the heart of the South Pacific — the only US national park south of the equator.
When To Visit
Best Time To Visit
MONTH BY MONTHMay through October is the drier season, with lower humidity and calmer seas — best for snorkeling and hiking.
Crowds are never an issue, but flights and lodging are limited, so book early.
November–April is the wet season with heavy rain, rough surf and cyclone risk. It is hot and humid all year.
General patterns — conditions vary by year. Check current NPS alerts and road status before you go.
How Far
Park Entrances
SET YOUR LOCATIONNearest Airports
ESTIMATED DRIVE TO THE PARKDistances are rough estimates to the closest entrance. Check road and ferry conditions before you go.
What To Do
Top Things To Do
Where To Stay
Camping
Campgrounds inside the park are booked through Recreation.gov, and many fill months ahead.
FIND CAMPSITES ON RECREATION.GOV ↗Lodging & Nearby Towns
There’s no lodging inside this park, so most visitors stay in the nearby towns above.
Cool Facts & Figures
By The Numbers
Links
Plan Your Visit
OFFICIAL & TRUSTED SITESNational Park of American Samoa