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National Park Of American Samoa National Park Visitors

America's only national park south of the equator.

YearTotal Visits
20021,938
20030
20061,239
20076,774
20083,683
20093,242
20103,006
20118,716
201210,440
201317,919
201413,953
201513,892
201628,892
201769,468
201828,626
201960,006
20204,819
20218,495
20221,887
202312,135
202422,567
202543,258

Nestled across three volcanic islands in the South Pacific, the National Park of American Samoa offers a breathtaking tapestry of emerald rainforests cascading down dramatic volcanic slopes, pristine white-sand beaches, and vibrant coral reefs teeming with marine life, making it the only U.S. National Park located south of the equator. Visitors are treated to stunning panoramic ocean vistas from clifftop overlooks and serene views of traditional Samoan villages nestled within lush valleys. Adventurous visitors can immerse themselves in its natural wonders by trekking challenging jungle trails to discover hidden waterfalls and encounter unique wildlife like the native flying fox, or by snorkeling and diving among colorful tropical fish, sea turtles, and dazzling coral formations in its protected marine sanctuaries, providing an unparalleled blend of cultural immersion and ecological exploration.

Data Source: National Park Service Stats