Valley Forge was the site of the 1777-78 winter encampment of the Continental Army. The 3,500-acres of monuments, meadows, and woodlands commemorate the sacrifices and perseverance of the Revolutionary War generation. The park honors and celebrates the ability of citizens to pull together and overcome adversity during extraordinary times. Read More
Determined to Persevere
Plan Your Visit
Find directions, explore things to do, learn about operating hours and more.
Event: March-In of the Continental Army
Special Evening Program, December 19th, 6 to 9 PM. Ranger-led walks by candlelight, campfires, colonial music, chocolate tasting and more.
"Black Powder" Friday Events
Join us the day after Thanksgiving for "Black Powder" Friday. There will be guided tours, interpretive programs, and living history.
Things To Do
Explore the park and make new discoveries!
Muhlenberg Brigade Huts
Reconstructed huts built to Gen. Washington's specifications. Also, this is the main site for Valley Forge's Living History program.
History and Significance
Learn about the history and significance of Valley Forge.
Places
Explore the park buildings, structures and monuments.
Park Film
Watch the official park film, "Valley Forge: A Winter Encampment"
The Encampment Store
Visit The Encampment Store for books, clothing, food, tours and more.
Maps and Brochures
Download park maps, including trail maps and brochures.
Junior Ranger
Explore and learn about Valley Forge to Become a Junior Ranger!
Volunteer Opportunities
Learn more about volunteer opportunities in the park.
Museum Collections
Explore various collections of pictures, books, documents, and artifacts.
Permits and Reservations
Learn more about park permits and reservations for large groups.
Wildlife Watchers
Be a citizen scientist at Valley Forge. It's easy to do!
Photos and Multimedia
View official park photos, the park film and more.
Last updated: November 16, 2018