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Road and Trail Updates
Wilson Road is now open to Library Lane, while restoration of the sewer line repair area continues. More »
Support Your Park
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Thank you for your interest in supporting Valley Forge National Historical Park. Your donation will enhance programs and activities that protect park resources and provide visitor services at Valley Forge. Philanthropic contributions continue to make a significant difference; we welcome and are grateful for your support. There are several ways of supporting the park. The park is able to accept direct donations. If you are interested in donating directly to the park, you may contact the business manager by phone (610-783-1005) or email. Donations (checks payable to the National Park Service) may be sent to: Pat Madden View the links below to support Valley Forge through our friends group, cooperating association (bookstore), and volunteering. 
Learn about the volunteer opportunities at Valley Forge. Group and internship, natural resource and historical informational opportunities are available year round. Plus, learn about the nation-wide volunteer days in the park. 
NPS/VAFO The Friends of Valley Forge Park is a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation and promotion of Valley Forge National Historical Park. 
The Encampment Store at Valley Forge The Encampment Store operates as an extension of the park’s efforts primarily in the areas of enhanced programming and visitor services, ranging from assisting with the operation of guided trolley tours to developing special educational products to complement the interpretation in the park. In addition, the store donates 10% of gross revenue back to the park to use as appropriate. 
The Center for outdoor ethics is a national program to promote protection of nature and build awareness, appreciation and respect for America's public lands. |
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Did You Know?
Precision marching was the key to victory on the 18th century battlefield. Inspector General Baron von Steuben made marching the central element of his training program at Valley Forge. By May the army was able to stay in formation while advancing and retreating over all types of ground.