A bill to increase parking opportunities for persons recreating at Federal recreational lands and waters, and for other purposes.

Bill 118 s 4362, also known as the "Recreation Access for All Act," aims to improve parking options for individuals visiting Federal recreational lands and waters. The bill seeks to address the issue of limited parking availability at these popular destinations, which can often deter people from enjoying outdoor activities.

The key provisions of the bill include the establishment of a grant program to fund the construction and maintenance of parking facilities at Federal recreational sites. This program would provide financial assistance to agencies responsible for managing these lands and waters, allowing them to expand and improve parking infrastructure to accommodate more visitors.

Additionally, the bill includes measures to ensure that parking facilities are accessible to individuals with disabilities, including the installation of designated accessible parking spaces and the implementation of signage to guide visitors to these spaces. This is aimed at promoting inclusivity and ensuring that all individuals have equal access to recreational opportunities on Federal lands and waters. Overall, the Recreation Access for All Act seeks to enhance the visitor experience at Federal recreational sites by increasing parking opportunities and improving accessibility for all individuals. By addressing these key issues, the bill aims to encourage more people to engage in outdoor recreation and enjoy the natural beauty of these public lands and waters.