Admin The Independence Junior Ranger Sticker is FREE at National Park Service right now — no catch on the price, just claim it while the offer lasts.
What you’re getting: Designed for kids ages 8 to 12, with family and teacher help welcome; Challenges cover the Liberty Bell and Independence National Historical Park history; Sticker mailed free after completing challenges. This is a straight freebie, no purchase required and no rebate to chase. The only cost is the time it takes to work through the challenges.
How to claim
- Open the Junior Ranger Challenge page on nps.gov (link below).
- Work through as many of the challenges as you can. Parents, teachers, and older siblings are expected to help; doing your best work matters more than finishing every single challenge.
- Email the Junior Ranger Challenge program with your completed work, and include a mailing address in the body of the email.
- Your Junior Ranger sticker arrives by mail. Note: this program awards stickers, not badges.
Freebie verified
We checked the challenge page ourselves and the program was live and accepting entries as of 2026-10-27T07:20:12Z (UTC). Freebie offers can end early if stock runs out, so don’t sit on it.
Pros and cons
- Pro: Free sticker earned by learning, not by buying anything
- Pro: Family-friendly challenges you can work through together
- Pro: Run by the National Park Service itself, so the offer is solid
- Con: Kids must complete challenges first; this is not an instant claim
- Con: This program awards a sticker only, not a Junior Ranger badge
Fine print: shipping terms and eligibility are set by National Park Service, so give the offer page a quick read before you claim. Freebie availability changes fast — if the form is down, the offer has ended.
