Parks Seeker

Name: Parks Seeker
Rating: 4.6 (90 reviews)
Author: CGX Design

By: CGX Design App

Exploring U.S. National Parks

Overview

Version:

5.7

Last updated: 2026-07-21

Ranking

#140,345 ▼ 6

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Parks Seeker is a Chrome extension that acts as a digital passport to 700+ US & Canadian sites. Track your visits to the United States' National Parks and Canada's parks, view detailed park information, and check in using your GPS when you arrive. Earn badges, attach photos to each visit, and share your progress with friends. Sync checks across multiple devices with Dropbox, and create a wish list of parks you'd like to visit next.

Explore all 63 active US National Parks and a wide range of park types—battlefields, forests, historic sites, lakeshores, memorials, and more. See an interactive map of parks and your check-ins, locate the nearest park based on your location, and manage your visits offline when data service isn't available. Learn more at www.parksseeker.com

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Navigation & Mapping Data Photography

By:

CGX Design

Rating:

4.60

(90)

Version:

5.7 Last updated: 2026-07-21

Version code:

888608894

Creation date:

2014-12-13

Compatible devices:

Size:

91.21MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-08

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 140,345 ▼ 6

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Developed by:

CGX Design

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/parks-seeker/id914289571

Website:

https://www.parksseeker.com

User Reviews

Reviews largely praise Parks Seeker for its ease of use, simple design, and a map-based interface that shows visited versus unvisited parks with color-coded pins. Users value cross-agency coverage beyond just NPS sites, the ability to check off visits, and GPS logging. Photo uploads, sharing, and ongoing category expansions are highlighted as major strengths. Several reviewers request enhancements such as saving or backing up data with a user account, filtering or sorting by state, and additional category packs. Overall, a strong, user-friendly tool with room for features.

Pros

Easy to use with a simple, clean interface.
Map with pushpins and color indicators showing visited vs not visited, making progress visible.
Covers parks from multiple agencies, not limited to the NPS.
Keeps a log of visits with the ability to check off parks and track GPS-based visits.
Supports adding photos and sharing, with ongoing updates and new category expansions (bundles).

Cons

Recent reviews

This app is worthless. If you want a great app, get the free NPS app from the National Park Services. It has everything you want or need and then some.

by Da*****, 2024-10-05

The app is great. I would appreciate if there was an option to create a username and account so that I could back up everything that I’m saving. Also, if there could be a way to list what national sites are tracked with cancellation stamps that would be very helpful.