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Saratoga National Historical Park John Neilson Farmhouse: this small, red, one-room building is the only structure on the battlefield from the time of the battles.
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Saratoga National Historical Park
Guided Tours
 
A Battlefield Guide in Revolutionary War American uniform speaks with a group of visitors.

A Battlefield Guide in Revolutionary War American uniform speaks with a group of visitors at the American River Fortifications (Bemis Heights).

Official Saratoga Battlefield Guide (OSBG) Program

On pastoral fields and gently rolling hills above the Hudson River, two hotly contested Revolutionary War battles fought here ended in an American victory so momentous that it is known as one of the most important in world history.

You can now experience a personally guided caravan tour of Saratoga Battlefield with an Official Saratoga Battlefield Guide. Trained by National Park Service staff, these knowledgeable and courteous guides are available for hire with tours to fit your schedule and interest.

Tour length: 2½ to 4 hours
Schedule of fees: 1 - 10 people: $80
Each additional person $8.00
Tour availability: By advance reservation, tours are available
daily from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Evening tours may also be arranged.

Official Saratoga Battlefield Guides are independent contractors who are paid a fee for their programs by visitors. The guides are authorized by the Park through a Commercial Use Agreement.

For more information or to schedule a tour:
By phone: (518) 664-9821 ext. 224
By e-mail: SARA_info@nps.gov

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Closeup image of a Black soldier in American regimental uniform.

Did You Know?
American armies during the Revolutionary War had integrated service –Black soldiers serving alongside white counterparts. But for a few exceptions in practice, the policy of integrated service did not return until the Korean War.
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Last Updated: July 16, 2008 at 14:36 MST