NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Valles Caldera National Preserve will resume collecting park entrance fees beginning January 1, 2025. With the return of entrance fees, the National Park Service will eliminate separate fees for fishing in the park. Story continues below News: New Mexico’s struggling with an IV fluid shortage; officials think it might ease up Community: Tents, shopping carts, park use: Proposed rules could change how Albuquerque addresses the homeless crisis Trending: Mother seeks answers after son was killed in Albuquerque shooting The National Park Service says Valles Caldera will retain 100% of the fees collected. Those funds will be used on projects including road, trail and trailhead improvements. The fee covers seven consecutive days of entrance to Valles Caldera. Fees will run $25 per vehicle, $15 per person and $20 per motorcycle. There will also be a $45 annual pass specific to Valles Caldera. Entrance fees were first suspended in 2017. The National Park Service says the suspension was due to lack of services available in the National Park Unit at that time.