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![]() National Park Service Explore the Battle of Guilford CourthouseWelcome to Guilford Courthouse National Military Park! This park is a Revolutionary War battlefield that commemorates the Battle of Guilford Courthouse between Major General Nathanael Greene's milita and Continental army versus Lord Charles Earl Cornwallis British and Hessian army, on March 15, 1781. Whether you seek the footsteps of soldiers or enjoy a walk through the forest, the park offers a reflective space for you to ponder and explore this battle of the Southern Campaign of the American Revolution. You can chose from a variety of activities designed for youth, adults, individuals, and families!
Hours of OperationThe Park Gates close at 5:00PM which includes the Visitor Center Parking Lot, Tour Road, and Hoskins Farm. Cars left in the parking lots and spaces on the Tour Road after 5:00PM will be subject to a fine. Parking after hours is available in the lot at the intersection of New Garden and Old Battleground. ![]() NPS Photo / Rebecca Barefoot Self-Guided Cell Phone ToursHow to Access the Cell Phone Tours1. Go to the App store on your phone. Battle of Guilford Courthouse Cell Phone Walking TourYou will explore the inner trails of the battlefield and visualize the events of March 15, 1781 as you listen to the Park Ranger’s narration. This walking tour will start you at the Hoskins Farm parking area. There is 38 minutes of audio and the entire walk is 1.75 miles. This tour last approximately 1.5 hours. Tour Stops include:1A. Introduction to the Campaign Battle of Guilford Courthouse Cell Phone Driving TourThis self-guided cell phone driving tour takes you along the Tour Road, offering 9 spots to drive your car and park to listen about the battle. This is a perfect rainy-day alternative to walking the battlefield. Start in the Visitor Center parking lot. There is 42 minutes of audio and the entire drive is 2.5 miles. This tour lasts approximately 1 hour. Tour Stops Include:
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Last updated: September 15, 2023