The national parks of Antigua and Barbuda are the four areas deemed by the parliament of Antigua and Barbuda to be of immense national value and worthy of protection. National parks in the country are overseen by the National Parks Authority, an agency within the Antiguan and Barbudan government responsible for the preservation of natural beauty within these parks, the encouragement of sustainable tourism and related amenities, and the general oversight of these areas. In national parks, human activity is heavy regulated, including permanent residence, sport and play, usage of vehicles and watercraft, and related activities.
List NameImageParishAreaDate establishedNelson's Dockyard National ParkSaint Paul630 ac13 December 1984Devil's Bridge National ParkSaint Philip245 ac22 August 2008Fort Barrington National ParkSaint John85 ac22 August 2008Green Castle Hill National ParkSaint John86 ac22 August 2008
See also Forest reserve (Antigua and Barbuda)
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