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Wind Cave National Park Goes Cashless

Wind Cave National Park (South Dakota) is now officially cashless for all transactions made with the National Park Service, such as campground fees and cave tours.

As per a report, cash and checks are no longer accepted, only credit or debit cards from Visa, Discover, Master Card, Diners Club, and American Express.

Wind Cave Chief of Interpretation Tom Farrell said most of the National Park system has been transitioning to a cashless system for multiple reasons.

Farrell said that Wind Cave became partly cashless earlier this year after their online reservations system was made functional, as payment is required at the time.

According to its Facebook page, aside from cave tours and campground fees, all Interagency Passes fees will only be by credit, debit, or digital payment.

Farrell said that whether it is collected with cash, check, card, or digital, the cave tour and campground fees are an essential part of Wind Cave’s project budget.

For more information and to plan your visit check the park website www.nps.gov/wica.

This story originally appeared on Chadron Radio.

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Jennifer Young
Jennifer Young
March 19, 2024 12:05 pm

I came across some cool news. Wind Cave National Park in South Dakota has gone cashless for all transactions. It’s a shift that fits perfectly with our digital age, making things easier for us visitors. Plus, going cashless can help boost efficiency and safety for everyone at the park. Pretty neat, right?

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