Accessibility

The information about specific facilities and services provided below may help you better plan your visit. If a particular service or issue is not mentioned below, please contact us.

T. Stell Newman Visitor Center
Reserved parking spaces are available with accessible walkways to the visitor center. The facility has accessible restrooms.

Museum exhibits are highly interactive and feature the latest technology, gripping personal stories, museum artifacts, and multiple language support.

Access services can be arranged for public programs by contacting (671-333-4050 or email) the museum in advance.

A free manual wheelchair loan is available at the T. Stell Newman Visitor Center on a first-come, first-served. basis.

Verbal description tours can be arranged by contacting the museum with two-weeks advance notice.

In addition to the exhibits, the visitor center theater plays our compelling 10-minute movie, The Battle for Guam, with captions in five languages (English, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, and Russian).

The T. Stell Newman Visitor Center is located just outside the main gate of the Naval Base Guam on the ocean-side of Marine Corps Drive. It is open from Sunday through Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. We are closed Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, and New Year's Day.


Asan Beach Unit
Reserved parking spaces are available with accessible walkways leading to the to the mounments and Asan Point. The restrooms are accessible.

Asan Bay Overlook Unit
Reserved parking spaces are available with accessible walkways leading to the view points and memorial wall. No restrooms are available at this unit.

Ga'an Point
Reserved parking spaces are available with accessible walkways leading to Japanese guns and pillboxes. The restrooms are accessible.

Apaca Point
Reserved parking spaces are available with accessible walkways leading to a accessible picnic area. No restrooms are available at this unit.

Park Brochure
A Braille introductory pamphlet is available on request at the T. Stell Newman Visitor Center. You can also download a a copy in a Braille Ready Format (BRF).

 

Service Animals

Service animals are allowed in national parks. For a definition of a service animal, please visit www.ada.gov/service_animals_2010.htm.

Service Animals that meet Americans With Disability Act (ADA) guidelines are permitted everywhere in War in the Pacific National Historical Parks. Owners are encouraged to identify their working service animal, such as with a vest. Identification is not required, but helps prevent unwarranted "dog on trail" complaints from other visitors. There are no plastic bags provided at park units for waste products, so please bring your own.

Caution! The island environment can be deadly for pets. Car temperatures rise quickly in the sun. Your pet can easily die of heat exhaustion. We recommend you not leave pets in the car at all, even with the windows cracked.

National Parks: Accessible to Everyone

National Parks: Accessible to Everyone is the National Park Service's website dedicated to showcasing trails, activities, and other features that are accessible at units of the National Park System nationwide.