The Who Gives A Crap Parks Edition was still available in the US on Sept. 29, 2026, now in a 48-roll box only. It pairs the brand’s premium 100% bamboo toilet paper with 12 national-park wrapper designs created with Parks Project. WGAC lists the same core paper specifications and 48-roll price as its standard premium bamboo line, so the practical difference is the artwork rather than a different roll.
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For a one-time order, choose the one-time option on WGAC’s page. With a subscription, the first box is Parks Edition; later deliveries switch to standard bamboo rolls.
Availability on Sept. 29, 2026: WGAC listed the Parks Edition in one size, a 48-roll box for $75; the 24-roll box offered in August is no longer listed. Eligible new subscribers saw a first-shipment price of $60, reflecting the advertised $15 first-order discount.
What the Parks Edition includes
The limited edition uses 12 wrappers featuring US national parks, including Joshua Tree, the Rocky Mountains and the Grand Canyon. Who Gives A Crap created the edition with Parks Project; the launch release credits the photography duo Breakfast for Dinner for the images.
WGAC publishes these specifications for each roll:
- 100% bamboo fiber
- 3-ply paper
- 370 sheets per roll
- 3.94-by-3.94-inch sheets
- Plastic-free packaging
Those are the brand’s current product specifications. The rolls sit under the company’s FSC license code C190271, listed in the site footer and searchable in FSC Public Search; the FSC guide records the certificate as valid to July 2028 when read Aug. 25, 2026. For a wider look at sourcing, certifications and the donation model, read our Who Gives A Crap sustainability review.
Current price and subscription terms
| Purchase option | First shipment | Price (Sept 2026) | Sheets per box (370 per roll) | Cost per 100 sheets (Sept 2026) | What happens next | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 48-roll one-time order | Parks Edition | $75 | 17,760 | $0.42 | No recurring delivery | Buy at Who Gives A Crap |
| 48-roll new subscription | Parks Edition | $60 for eligible new subscribers | 17,760 | $0.34 first box, then $0.42 | Future deliveries switch to standard bamboo toilet paper | Buy at Who Gives A Crap |
The Parks box is the first subscription shipment. Later deliveries switch to standard 100% bamboo toilet paper at the then-current regular price. WGAC says subscribers receive a reminder three days before shipment and can skip, delay, change or cancel through the account portal. The $15 discount is limited to eligible new subscribers and applies to the first order.
How it compares with standard bamboo rolls
The Parks Edition and standard premium bamboo product pages list the same core specifications: 100% bamboo, 3-ply, 370 sheets per roll and plastic-free packaging. Both showed the same $75 price for 48 rolls on Sept. 29, 2026; the standard line also comes in a 24-roll box ($49), which the Parks Edition no longer does. The national-park wrappers are the meaningful product difference.
If the box size and bamboo paper already fit what you need, the Parks Edition adds the artwork without a one-time price premium at the checked prices. If the designs are not useful to you, the standard bamboo line delivers the same published paper specifications. The bamboo toilet paper comparison puts this roll beside Save Trees, Reel, PlantPaper, Betterway, Bumboo and Cheeky Panda on sheets per roll, cost per 100 sheets, FSC license code and PFAS disclosure. Check the live product page before ordering because price and availability can change.
What the environmental claims cover
Who Gives A Crap says the rolls use bamboo from cooperative plantations and that the company donates 50% of profits to clean-water and sanitation nonprofits. The Parks Edition wrappers do not change those product or donation claims.
Bamboo is not automatically the lowest-impact toilet-paper material. WGAC’s own comparison says its recycled-paper rolls have a lower carbon footprint and use less water than its bamboo rolls. Treat the Parks Edition as a design choice within the premium bamboo range, not an environmental upgrade over every other option. Our guides to PFAS-free toilet paper and lower-waste bathroom swaps cover other parts of the decision.
Who should choose the Parks Edition?
- Choose the one-time box if you already want WGAC’s premium bamboo paper and prefer the park wrappers.
- Read the subscription terms first if the $15 discount is the draw; later deliveries switch to the standard bamboo product.
- Compare the recycled line if material impact matters more than softness or wrapper design, because WGAC reports lower carbon and water impacts for its recycled paper.
- Verify checkout details before buying. WGAC describes this as a limited edition sold while stocks last.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Who Gives A Crap Parks Edition still available?
Yes, in one size. WGAC’s US storefront listed the 48-roll box at $75 as available on Sept. 29, 2026; the 24-roll box sold in August is no longer offered. WGAC describes the Parks Edition as limited and sold while stocks last, so confirm the current price and availability before ordering.
What happens if I subscribe to the Parks Edition?
Eligible new subscribers saw $15 off their first Parks Edition shipment: $60 for the 48-roll box on Sept. 29, 2026. Later deliveries switch to standard 100% bamboo toilet paper at the then-current regular price. Subscribers can change, delay, skip or cancel future deliveries.
Is the Parks Edition different from regular Who Gives A Crap bamboo toilet paper?
The wrappers are the clear difference. WGAC lists the Parks Edition and standard premium bamboo rolls with the same core specifications—100% bamboo, 3-ply, 370 sheets and plastic-free packaging—and the same $75 one-time price for 48 rolls on Sept. 29, 2026.
Is the Parks Edition softer than standard Who Gives A Crap bamboo rolls?
No difference is published. The Parks Edition page lists the same 3-ply, 370-sheet, 3.94-inch bamboo roll as the standard line, and WGAC presents the edition as its premium bamboo paper in different wrappers. Softness is not measured or claimed separately for either roll.
Does the Parks Edition carry the same donation commitment?
Yes. The statement that 50% of profits go to clean-water and sanitation nonprofits is company-wide and appears on the Parks Edition page itself when read Sept. 1, 2026. No separate park-related donation is listed; the Parks Project partnership covers the wrapper artwork.
Is the Parks Edition sold on subscription or only as a one-time box?
Both. The Parks page offers a one-time box and a subscription whose first shipment is the Parks Edition and whose later deliveries are the standard 100% bamboo roll. On Sept. 1, 2026 the 48-roll first subscription box showed $60 against the $75 regular price, with WGAC’s three-day reminder and skip, delay or cancel controls.