Last updated: July 8, 2026
Learn what tours and programs are happening. PLEASE BE AWARE the only way to go inside the mansion is on a tour, with tickets.
Generations of diverse people lived, worked, and were enslaved at Hampton from the 1740s to the 1940s. Explore their stories.
A recent Ethnographic Study uncovered major information on the lives of those enslaved at Hampton and their descendants. Read about it here.
Hampton was once a 25,000-acre commercial, industrial, and agricultural plantation. Discover its history here.
National parks make great classrooms! Kids of all ages and can delve into local and national history as they explore the park.
Whether you are interested in guided tours, or exploring the garden and grounds on your own, there are plenty of things to do at Hampton!
Click to learn more about the project, the park’s history, and how to plan your visit.
The only way to go inside the mansion is on a tour, with tickets! Click to learn how to get tickets and the times for the tours.
Depending on the size and complexity of the planned event, the park may require you obtain a special park use permit (SUP).