Leave the driving to us and let our local guide escort you in our comfortable tour van for a half-day excursion through historic Valley Forge National Historical Park!
During the ride out to the park, your expert guide will discuss the early years of the Revolutionary War, and the events that led to the encampment at Valley Forge. When you arrive at the park, you'll have a chance to explore the Visitor Center, which boasts a wonderful exhibit that details the importance of this hallowed site.
Immerse yourself in the history inside the recreated soldiers' huts of the Muhlenberg Brigade. These structures give us an idea of the difficult conditions that soldiers had to contend with during the encampment.
Take your time while you view the National Memorial Arch, General Washington's Headquarters, and several other important sites.
Come and discover the incredible history captured in monuments throughout Valley Forge’s picturesque surroundings.
A recently revitalized Visitor Center is the perfect introduction to this beautifully preserved national park. Here, a self-guided exhibit and a fascinating documentary will detail what transpired on those hallowed grounds in the winter of 1777-78, how Washington’s men persevered in the face of horrific obstacles and how Washington himself grew into the legendary leader he would be remembered for.
The Muhlenberg Brigade huts in Valley Forge hold historical significance as they served as winter quarters for General Peter Muhlenberg's brigade during the American Revolutionary War in 1777-1778. These huts, constructed by soldiers under harsh conditions, provided shelter for troops enduring the severe winter at Valley Forge. Today, visitors can explore reconstructed huts and gain insight into the challenges faced by the Continental Army during this pivotal period in American history.
This striking memorial stands to commemorate the sacrifices of Washington and his soldiers while encamped at Valley Forge.
You will make your own way to the meeting points