Through hostels in five state parks and three others close by to state parks, we provide inexpensive accommodations for families, groups and individuals. While hostels historically attract budget-minded students, all travelers are welcome. Members get discounted rates, but you don't have to be a member to stay at a hostel. Nearly 150 hostels in the United States offer comfortable, environmentally sensitive places for budget-minded travelers to lodge for the night or longer. During your stay, you'll find friendly people looking for adventure, excitement and an opportunity to discover this marvelous world.
Hostels provide dormitory-style accommodations with separate quarters for males and females.
Some hostels also have self-service kitchens or cafeterias, dining areas, secure storage and common rooms for relaxing and socializing with other travelers from around the world. Others have laundry facilities and travel libraries. Most major urban hostels have 24-hour access, but most of the smaller ones are accessible only in the morning and evening. Hostels offer unbeatable savings on overnight lodging. Many hostels, especially in major urban areas, are handicapped accessible.