It will probably surprise you that some people use the gloriousness of the internet to leave nasty Yelp reviews for Mother Nature.

Truly. There are people out there who claim Yosemite is “just a bunch of crappy dirt with some rocks sprinkled on it,” and that Yellowstone is “by far the worst place I’ve been so far. …the park itself is nothing grand, there are mountains, trees, and lakes. Nothing too spectacular. The one thing that makes this place different from other parks is the geysers. I was extremely underwhelmed.”

The same review said Yellowstone looks “SO much better in the pictures” and claims you can have a similar experience if you “just boil a pot of water at home.” Also, the cell service is terrible and “the food here sucks.”

Seriously.

Well, the good news is that in every dumb and awful situation, there are people out there willing to give it a silver lining. In this case, it’s designer and illustrator Amber Share, who has taken these 1-star reviews and turned them into stunning posters of the parks.

Here are 10 of my favorites!

10. Grand Teton National Park.

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I went to @grandtetonnps and all I saw was exactly what was promised. One star. Posting this week's park a day early, because who wants to be on Instagram on Christmas Day? Hope you all have a wonderful holiday week! #handlettering #lettering #handdrawntype #illustration #nationalparks @nationalparkservice #grandtetonnationalpark #grandteton #subparparks

A post shared by Subpar Parks by Amber Share (@subparparks) on Dec 24, 2019 at 8:18am PST

9. Yellowstone National Park.

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Idk about y'all, but I don't have a pot in my kitchen large enough to boil 560 gallons of water a minute . . . @yellowstonenps @ynpforever #yellowstonenationalpark #grandprismaticspring #findyourpark #weareparks #passiontopaid2019 #passiontopaid @nationalparkservice #nationalparkgeek #nationalparks #yellowstonenps #yellowstoneforever

A post shared by Subpar Parks by Amber Share (@subparparks) on Feb 12, 2020 at 8:04am PST

8. Joshua Tree National Park.

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Yeah, all there is to do at @joshuatreenps is explore a desert wilderness larger than Rhode Island, full of interesting plants, animals, and geology. YAWN. One star. #handlettering #lettering #handdrawntype #illustration #subparparks #passiontopaid2019 #passiontopaid

A post shared by Subpar Parks by Amber Share (@subparparks) on Dec 11, 2019 at 7:08am PST

7. Capitol Reef National Park.

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Bright side: at least this person wasn't confused about @capitolreefnps not being a coral reef in the middle of landlocked Utah? . Happy Friday friends! Going to order the first round of products this weekend so I can start fulfilling all of your orders as soon as possible, so don't forget to get your orders for the first 11 parks in today (To be clear, they're not going away, they'll still be around and I'll do my best to keep them in stock as often as possible! Preorders help me anticipate demand for future parks and fund inventory!). So far we've raised almost $50 for @goparks! It's not a ton, but hopefully will be the first of many donations. Thank you all for being so amazing!! . . . #findyourpark #nationalparks #nationalparkgeek @nationalparkservice #capitolreef #capitolreefnationalpark #weareparks #passiontopaid #passiontopaid2019

A post shared by Subpar Parks by Amber Share (@subparparks) on Feb 21, 2020 at 7:26am PST

6. White Sands National Park.

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IDK, I feel like @whitesandsnps was pretty up front about this one. ⁠ .⁠ (The review goes on to say that there aren't even any playgrounds, unless you count sliding down the sand hills and my inner child was SCREAMING about how much more fun that would be than a normal slide). ⁠ .⁠ .⁠ #whitesandsnps #whitesandsnationalpark #whitesands @nationalparkservice #weareparks #findyourpark #nationalparkgeek

A post shared by Subpar Parks by Amber Share (@subparparks) on Mar 6, 2020 at 7:07am PST

5. Yosemite National Park.

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Please get a more sophisticated color palette and do something about all these trees, @yosemitenps. 1 star.

A post shared by Subpar Parks by Amber Share (@subparparks) on Jan 29, 2020 at 8:07am PST

4. Glacier National Park.

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I guess calling the park "Glacier" wasn't a strong enough hint as to the climate of the area @glaciernps . . . #glaciernationalpark #nationalparkgeek #usnationalparks #visitmontana #weareparks #montanamoment @nationalparkservice #glaciernps

A post shared by Subpar Parks by Amber Share (@subparparks) on Feb 28, 2020 at 8:34am PST

3. Bryce Canyon National Park.

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Hoodoo you think you are giving @brycecanyonnps_gov a 1-star review? (Sorry not sorry about this pun.)⁠ .⁠ .⁠ .⁠ @nationalparkservice #weareparks #brycecanyon #brycecanyonnationalpark #hoodoos #utahisbeautiful #beutahful

A post shared by Subpar Parks by Amber Share (@subparparks) on Mar 11, 2020 at 7:15am PDT

2. Crater Lake National Park.

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Just goes to show you that with the right mindset, even the deepest lake in the US, which is literally in a COLLAPSED VOLCANO, can be boring. ⁠ .⁠ .⁠ .⁠ #craterlake #naturalwonder #craterlakenationalpark #weareparks #nationalparkgeek @nationalparkservice

A post shared by Subpar Parks by Amber Share (@subparparks) on Mar 4, 2020 at 7:01am PST

1. Grand Canyon National Park.

Call me McKayla Maroney because I am unimpressed. pic.twitter.com/zfccyGhwjy

— Subpar Parks (@subparparks) March 11, 2020

You guys, these are just priceless and honestly, I want to print and frame them. I hope she sells them at some point to mark this point in humanity’s decline.

What do you think? Clever or annoying?

Let’s talk about it in the comments!

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