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Accessibility
Accessibility enhancements including trail bridge linkage projects and bench programs for accessibility
Visitor tip
Take advantage of knowledgeable and friendly park rangers available for guided tours through the reconstructed fort buildings. Visitors consistently praise ranger expertise for bringing the history to life and enhancing the educational experience.
Visitor tip
The park features 82 mentions of diverse trails (dirt, grass, and paved) suitable for all fitness levels and abilities. Dogs are welcome on leash, making it ideal for visitors wanting to combine history exploration with outdoor recreation and scenic Missouri River views.
About Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park
Recreated outpost once led by Custer. Recreated fort led by Gen. Custer, featuring his home, a Mandan village & other rebuilt structures.
Quick Facts
- Type
- State Historic Park
- Highlights
- Living History Garrison, 1876 immersive reenactments
- Key Feature
- Hands-on historic experiences and educational events
What visitors say
A very nice and walkable state park. There is a lot of history and you can explore the reconstructed buildings and displays. There is a combination of dirt, grass, and paved trails. There is an entrance fee unless you have the state…
Parts close at 5 and we got there around 4. We checked these out first and were impressed with what we saw. We then went to the Infantry post at the top of the hill to walk a bit and enjoy the view before heading out.
Beautiful campground, stayed there in the winter weather dry camping. Nice to have vault toilets accessible and electricity for our RV. Look forward to coming back in the summer
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Did You Know?
- Fort Abraham Lincoln features accurately reconstructed buildings from original blueprints, including Custer's House, barracks, blockhouses, and a recreated Mandan village with earth lodges
- The park offers living history weekend experiences and immersive reenactments, with the Living History Garrison event scheduled for July 10-11, 2026
- General Custer led Fort Abraham Lincoln, making it a significant historical site connected to a pivotal figure in American frontier history
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