WorldMark West Yellowstone is less than a mile from Yellowstone National Park, the very first national park. Gather the family to make memories you won’t forget with all the park’s classic sights, including the Old Faithful Geyser and the Grand Prismatic Spring.

Stay at WorldMark Estes Park or WorldMark Rocky Mountain Preserve and discover Rocky Mountain National Park together. This gorgeous mountain range features hiking trails, lakes, waterfalls, wildlife, and scenic drives. Don’t miss Longs Peak, the highest point in the park.

Zion National Park is a surreal blend of winding canyons and sheer cliffs with colors that will leave your family awestruck. Gorge walk through the Narrows, hike iconic Angels Landing, and horseback ride through the desert. See it all from WorldMark St. George or WorldMark Estancia, both one hour away.

Round up the family and drive over an hour to Olympic National Park from WorldMark Discovery Bay in Port Townsend, Washington. This huge park has a wide range of attractions from the dramatic rocks of Rialto Beach to magical hikes in Hoh Rainforest, a mossy green wonderland straight out of a fairytale.

For the epitome of “sun-kissed,” drive 2 hours from your Las Vegas resorts to reach Death Valley National Park. This below sea-level desert brings extreme heat and a different kind of sea salt. Visit the Badwater Basin salt flat and its unique salt polygons, then marvel at the Devils Golf Course and the view from Zabriskie Point.

Drive an hour from WorldMark Marina Dunes to explore Pinnacles National Park together. Geologically, this park was made from volcano eruptions that slid together, forming towering rock spires. This is a smaller park, so the best way to see it is to hike. Try the iconic High Peaks hike for a challenge, or the easier and shorter Balconies Trail to loop through talus caves.

Kings Canyon National Park is 2 hours from WorldMark Bass Lake — and if you don’t mind driving 45 minutes more, you can see Sequoia National Park, too. These side-by-side parks feature some of the largest trees you’ll ever see. Drive the General’s Highway through sequoia forests, then stroll through Zumwalt Meadow for one of the best day hikes around.