Fees & Reservations
|
FEES: Visitation to the park is free of charge. RESERVATIONS: We recommend making a reservation if you want a presentation or guided tour from one of the park guides or an interpretive ranger. Otherwise, the 1 1/2 mile walking tour is self-guiding. Trail Guide booklets may be obtained at the trailhead, or the visitor center PRESENTATIONS: To view the park’s film or to request a walking tour or talk, contact park staff at the visitor center. Walk-in requests for film presentations or ranger led programs are welcome and encouraged at no charge. School group or tour group presentations are recommended to be made in advance. AMERICA the BEAUTIFUL - NATIONAL PARKS AND FEDERAL RECREATIONAL LANDS PASS PROGRAM: Since the park does not charge a fee we do not sell these passes. For your convenience we provide this link for this information. Link to Lands Pass Program |
 |
|
Did You Know?
Camp Supply was established in 1868 as a supply depot for U. S. Soldiers. It was from this newly formed camp that Lt. Col. George Armstrong Custer led close to 800 men on a march to punish the Southern Plains Indians for their involvement of raids and attacks on wagon trains, stagecoaches, and settlements.
Today the current location of Ft. Supply lies just one mile west of the original camp.