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Rocky Mountain National Park here in Colorado does - both for timed entry and - I believe - for location pinging in case of S&R https://www.nps.gov/romo/learn/

• LeafItAlone 1y ago
  Where on that page does it show that it is a necessity? I haven’t been to Rocky Mountain recently (and when I did go right before COVID don’t need one) but am an avid National Parks visitor and have never once needed a phone. You can print the timed entry codes (which I often do because of lack of cell service in some).
  • HaZeust 1y ago
    >"and have never once needed a phone. You can print the timed entry codes (which I often do because of lack of cell service in some)." I mean OK, fair enough; it's not NEEDED to have a phone. But short of printing out, they heavily incentivize timed entry codes being shared by phone; either by screenshot or sharing your phone for the code. When we do group visits to Estes Park from here in Denver, all members of the group use a phone.