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Monday, 09 March 2020 / Published in Travel Journal

Worst YELP reviews for U.S. National Parks (and a twist)

Worst YELP reviews for U.S. National Parks

Graphic illustrator Amber Share made travel posters for U.S. National Parks based on their worst YELP reviews

When American graphic illustrator Amber Share found out that every single one of the 62 national parks in the United States have at least 1-star review on Yelp, she decided to illustrate these reviews and at the same time put a positive, fun spin on such a negative mindset.

She calls this personal gallery Subpar Parks and from the 62 Illustrations with hand lettering of each national park, these were my top favorite:

Zion National Park review — Scenery is distant and imprersonal – Zion National Park review

Yoshua Tree National Park review — The only thing to do here is walk around the desert – Yoshua Tree National Park review

Yosemite National Park review — Trees block view and there are too many gray rocks – Yosemite National Park review

Yellowstone National Park Review — Save yourself some money, boil some water at home – Yellowstone National Park Review

Saguaro National Park review — ok, if you like cactus – Saguaro National Park review

Sequoia National Park review — There are bugs and they will bite you on your face – Sequoia National Park review

Olympic National park review — No wow factor – Olympic National park review

Grand Teton National Park review — All I saw was a like, mountains and some trees . Grand Teton National Park review

Grand Canyon National Park review — A hole. A very very large hole – Grand Canyon National Park review

Death Valley National Park review — Ugliest place I’ve ever seen – Death Valley National Park review

Arches National Park review — Looks nothing like the licence plate – Arches National Park review

If you like Amber’s art you can follow her on Instagram.

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