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Kings Mountain National Military ParkLoyalist reenactors resting on hilltop as they did before the battle begin.
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Kings Mountain National Military Park
Frequently Asked Questions
 

Q: What are the hours of Operation?
A: Kings Mountain National Military Park is open daily from 9-5. All facilities including trails close at 5:00 PM.

Q: Is Camping Available at the Park?
A: Get more information on camping. 

Q: Is Kings Mountain a Civil War battle?
A: No, the Battle of Kings Mountain was fought during the American Revolution.

Q: Are Golden Age & Golden Access Passes available?
A:Yes, both passes are available at the Visitor Center.

Q: Is food available on site?
A: No, food is not available at the park.

Q: Does the park hold battle reenactments?
A: No, the National Park Service does not allow battle reenactments.

 

1815 stone chronicle marker and the new stone Chronicle marker  

Did You Know?
Kings Mountain NMP has the second oldest Revolutionary War Monument in the nation. It is the 1815 Chronicle Marker located on the battlefield. Several veterans of the battle dedicated it.

Last Updated: July 28, 2006 at 14:19 EST