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War in the Pacific National Historical Park
Operating Hours & Seasons
 

Currently, the following park units are open from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM:

  • Asan Bay Overlook

We kindly request that all personal vehicles are parked outside the gates at the Asan Bay Overlook by 5:00 PM everyday. You are free to enter any of our park units at any time, but please be reminded that there may not be adequate lighting after dark and that any restroom facilities will be closed. Please be mindful of your safety and remember that vehicles are only allowed on park roads and parking areas.


Piti Guns Unit, Fonte Plateau Unit, Apaca Point, Mt. Chachao/ Mt. Tenjo Unit, and the Mt. Alifan Unit are not gated and may be accessed at any time. Please keep in mind that these sites are not patrolled by Rangers, may be remote, and do not have lighting after dark. Please be mindful of your safety and remember that vehicles are only allowed on park roads and parking areas.

 
T. Stell Newman temporary exhibit

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Temporary Exhibits at the T. Stell Newman Visitor Center

T. Stell Newman Visitor Center

Located in Sumay, Guam, in the old Army Reserve Center, our newly renovated Visitor Center is currently open to the public. We currently are displaying a variety of loaned and temporary exhibits and have completed our theater, which plays the park's interpretive program on the Liberation of Guam, and others.

 

We are open daily from 9:00am - 4:30pm.

We are closed on some federal holidays.

Please call (671) 333-4050 for more details.

War in the Pacific NHP Interactive Map
War in the Pacific NHP Interactive Map
Examine park units, offshore areas and roads.
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Assault troops of the 3rd Marine Division wade ashore under fire at Asan Beach  

Did You Know?
Asan Beach Unit was part of the landing area used by the United States on July 21, 1944 to recapture Guam from the Japanese.

Last Updated: March 26, 2009 at 20:02 EST