National parks inspire visitors to explore, learn, and connect. This brand-new tier for young park enthusiasts under the age of 16 was created to help children foster their love and stewardship of our public lands and connect them with our shared history. This tier ensures the legacy of our parks will continue for future generations.

Specific Junior Supporter Benefits include:

• A copy of Color Harpers Ferry upon purchase.
• Exclusive pins sent to their mailboxes for their birthday! 
• Priority Registration for all youth programs.
• 15% discount on all items in the Park Bookshop.
• Discount at over 500 national park shops around the country that are part of the Public Lands Alliance.

Big adventures start with curious kids, so be sure to take advantage of the priority registration for our Stories in the Park program series and our brand new program series Day with a Ranger! Embark on an adventure filled with fun, learning, and imagination as we discover the rich history of Harpers Ferry National Historical Park together. Through captivating stories, hands-on activities, and engaging discussions, kids will connect with historical themes, meet fascinating figures, and experience the magic of a national park like never before. Along the way, they’ll foster a love of reading and develop a deeper understanding of the past.

A pay your age tier, available for folks from ages 18-34!

Our Vision, as the Park Association, is to connect park visitors to the natural beauty, unique history, and cultural heritage of Harpers Ferry and to inspire present and future generations of park supporters and advocates. Our treasured public lands have never needed more aid than now. This tier actively supports that vision by allowing the next generation to be engaged in protecting our public lands and their stories. Be a part of that vision by becoming the next generation of Stewards in Harpers Ferry.

Supporter Benefits:

• All Basic Supporter Benefits
• An Exclusive John Brown Enamel Pin

The basic tier for those who wish to support Harpers Ferry National Historical Park and the mission of the Park Association.

Industry and nature collided at Harpers Ferry. War and floods ruined industry, but nature rebounded, inspiring this town’s resilience. The peregrine falcon (“peregrine” meaning pilgrim or wanderer) came close to extinction by the 1970s. Thanks to the efforts of conservationists and the National Park Service, these magnificent birds also rebounded, and currently wander back to the cliffside of Maryland Heights in the spring and early summer. We thank all of our members who wander back to Harpers Ferry to see us!

Supporter Benefits:

• All Basic Supporter Benefits

“In every walk with nature one receives more than he seeks.” These words of John Muir come true for all those who hike the trails of Harper Ferry National Historical Park. A Great Blue Heron. Fields of Virginia bluebells. Once defended forts. The hidden ruins of a factory long extinct. A Wayfarer membership supports the conservation of these treasures and more.

“The Wayfarer" is the best value for membership at $55. You’ll receive all the benefits of being an HFPA supporter, plus a year of free access to all fee areas (including parking lots) in Harpers Ferry National Historical Park (normally a $60 combined value). Daily entrance fees at Harpers Ferry are now $20, so this tier quickly pays for itself! This is a perfect deal for those who visit multiple times a year and want to help support the park they love.

Supporter Benefits:

• All Basic Supporter Benefits
• Harpers Ferry National Historical Park Pass | $35 Value

Family Membership for those who frequently explore the park with their children or pets.

The Marmion family could have “skedaddled” when war came to Harpers Ferry in 1861, but Dr. Nicholas Marion, his wife Lydia, and 8 of their 14 children remained. Daughter Annie, 8 years old at the time of war, later wrote a manuscript that provided historians a valuable account of the trials faced by civilians during the war. While braving threats of starvation and bombardment, Dr. Marmion cared for civilians, soldiers, and contraband slaves. This tier honors all of the families of Harpers Ferry that inspire us with their resilience and grit.

Supporter Benefits:

• All Basic Supporter Benefits
• Harpers Ferry National Historical Park Pass | $35 Value
• NPS-Themed Game or B.A.R.K. Ranger Product

Patron membership in support of the preservation of Harpers Ferry’s history, architecture, culture, and natural resources.

With a stunning view of the water gap, the Lockwood House sits as a crown jewel of Harpers Ferry. A witness to war and reformation, it is now a testament to the importance of historic preservation in our public lands. This tier supports our mission to support the park’s interpretive and educational programs and provide aid to conservation and preservation projects.

Supporter Benefits:

• All Basic Supporter Benefits
• Harpers Ferry National Historical Park Pass | $35 Value
• Special Harpers Ferry Gift | 2026 Gift: Commemorative Print of the Bookshop
• Recognition in Quarterly Newsletter and Annual Meeting
• $65 Tax Deduction

Contributing Membership for individuals in support of the preservation of Harpers Ferry’s history, architecture, culture, and natural resources.

Walking along the banks of the Shenandoah in 1783, Thomas Jefferson mused on the “war between rivers and mountains that must have shaken the earth itself to its centre.” Indeed, this “riot and tumult” in nature set the stage for dramatic acts in American’s history. Stroll the Shenandoah River banks today and find hints of what the rivers brought to Harpers Ferry and what they took away.

Supporter Benefits:

• All Basic Supporter Benefits
• Harpers Ferry National Historical Park Pass | $35 Value
• Special Harpers Ferry Gift | 2026 Gift: Commemorative Print of the Bookshop
• Recognition in Quarterly Newsletter and Annual Meeting
• Private Guided Tour for Up to 7 People
• $135 Tax Deduction
• Extra Member Card

Sustaining Membership for individuals or businesses in support of the preservation of Harpers Ferry’s history, architecture, culture, and natural resources.

The rivers and mountains at Harpers Ferry have empowered and imperiled its occupants for centuries. The rivers brought settlers here, kept Robert Harper here, and convinced George Washington that Harpers Ferry was “the most eligible spot on the Patowmack River” for a federal armory. The rivers brought John Brown, Lee, and McClellan, and millions of visitors who seek history, knowledge, and recreation. The Potomac River supporter tier is for those who treasure this place and our work to tell its story for the generations that will follow.

Supporter Benefits:

• All Basic Supporter Benefits
• Nationwide Annual Park Pass | $80 Value
• Special Harpers Ferry Gift | 2026 Gift: Commemorative Print of the Bookshop
• Recognition in Quarterly Newsletter and Annual Meeting
• Private Guided Tour for Up to 7 People
• $340 Tax Deduction
• Extra Member Card
• Plaque for Businesses

Legacy Membership to champion the Association’s past and future mission to enhance the visitor experience at Harpers Ferry National Historical Park by supporting the park’s interpretive and educational programs and providing aid to conservation and preservation projects.
 

Supporter Benefits:

• All Basic Supporter Benefits
• Nationwide Annual Park Pass | $80 Value
• Special Harpers Ferry Gift | 2026 Gift: Commemorative Print of the Bookshop
• Out-of-Print Rare Book, Riot and Tumult
• Recognition in Quarterly Newsletter and Annual Meeting
• Private Guided Tour for Up to 7 People
• Extra Member Card