Group Visits and Field Trips

Join a ranger for a group tour!

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Women’s Rights National Historical Park offers onsite programs for a wide audience. Past groups have included social organizations, motor coach tours, and senior groups. If you are interested in reserving a program for your group, please read the information below. If you are part of a youth or education group, please use the "Plan a Field Trip" link below for more options.

Our Park staff share the story of the 1848 Women’s Rights Convention in Seneca Falls and its roots in abolitionist and Quaker activism. Learn about the Convention organizers and the social movements shaped the nineteenth century.

Request a Group Visit

Groups of eight or more can arrange a visit by downloading our group reservation request form. Please email the completed form to [e-mail]. NOTE: The form is designed for school groups. If you are an organization or tour company, please fill out the form with your organization information in the "school" fields.

Please allow the park at least THREE weeks advanced notice to arrange for your requested date(s) and time(s). Group scheduling is completed on a first-come, first-serve basis.

 

For K-12 Educators

Plan a Field Trip

 

Accessibility Information 

Visit our Accessibility page to learn more about available accommodations.  

Cancellations and Rescheduling 

For cancellations and rescheduling please contact us as soon as possible at 315-568-0024. 

In the unlikely event that Women’s Rights National Historical Park cancels your visit due to weather or other extenuating circumstances, we will contact you as soon as possible to reschedule your visit. 

Additional Information

Where can our group have lunch?

There are a few locations that can accommodate large groups for eating bagged lunches outside. Adjacent to the visitor center is Declaration Park with outdoor seating. The large yard at the Stanton House contains picnic tables. Additionally, the Town of Seneca Falls operates Peoples Park on the north side of the canal, just a short walk from the Visitor Center (please contact Seneca Falls Recreation Department for information on use). Note: Women’s Rights National Historical Park does not permit food or drinks inside our buildings.

There are also restaurants within walking distance of our Visitor Center.

What else can we do in the area?

Visit our “Nearby Attractions” page to learn about the other cultural heritage sites and museums in our community.

 

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  Directions and Transportation

  Information about directions to the park, maps, and parking

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  Accessibility

  Information about accessibility of sites within the park

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  Nearby Attractions

  Learn about the other attractions to see in the area