If you’re a history buff, nature lover, or simply looking for a good meal – Fort Monroe is unlike any other. From walking and biking to swimming and boating, Fort Monroe provides a family-friendly atmosphere that celebrates history and facilitates insightful conversations with National Park Service (NPS) rangers. Throughout our beautiful 565-acre national monument we offer a wide variety of seasonal events including a summer concert series in Continental Park and Ghost Walk Tours in the fall.
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Find out more about all the experiences you will find at Fort Monroe
Where to Start
- Start at the Fort Monroe Visitor and Education Center at 30 Ingalls Road
- Pick up a map, a few brochures, and the Walking Tour Guide
- Pick up your free ticket to visit the Casemate Museum
- Spend some time in the interpretive galleries
- Pick up NPS Junior Ranger and B.A.R.K. Ranger information and your Fort Monroe passport stamp
- Stroll through the Casemate Museum at 20 Bernard Road, where you can learn about America’s largest stone fort in existence today
- Continue your exploration by walking across the moat bridge to enter the stone fort where 400+ years of history await you
