BOSTON, Mass. (WWLP)-- Parking will be free for all visitors to Massachusetts State Parks from Saturday, November 9 through Monday, November 11. The Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) will waive parking fees as part of an initiative where the National Park Service offers free admission to National Parks nationwide on Monday, November 11 only. Governor Healey attends topping-off ceremony for new Veterans’ Home in Holyoke DCR has installed designated parking spaces, at several parks across the state reserved for veterans. Additionally, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), New England District will waive day use fees at its their recreation areas on Veterans Day Monday. Visitors should check the status of a recreation site before visiting, as some areas may have seasonal closures or other access considerations. "The Healey-Driscoll Administration is waiving parking fees at state parks to honor the sacrifices of our veterans and active servicemembers. This initiative recognizes the courage and dedication of those who have served and continue to serve,” said Energy and Environmental Affairs Secretary Rebecca Tepper. “Massachusetts has a proud military history, and our state parks provide great opportunities to experience our outdoor spaces. This weekend, we welcome our veterans and servicemembers to enjoy the beautiful lands they helped protect.”   “We are proud that the Healey-Driscoll Administration is continuing the initiative to waive parking fees at DCR parks for the weekend in honor of Veterans Day, said Executive Office of Veterans Services Secretary Jon Santiago. “The service and sacrifices of our veterans and service members inspires us all, and offering free parking is a small gesture to express our profound gratitude for their dedication to our country. We wish everyone a safe and happy Veterans Day!”    “DCR is the steward of so many of our state’s cultural resources, many of which commemorate the important role Massachusetts has played in our country’s military history,” said DCR Commissioner Brian Arrigo. “Waiving parking fees for Veterans Day is a small way to recognize the service and sacrifices of current and former military members and encourage visitors to experience these important sites and learn about their importance.”