Fort Abraham Lincoln Park

Visit this historic fort in North Dakota.

Fort Abraham Lincoln Park features a Native American Village, a visitor center, military forts, a coffee shop, a gift shop, picnic shelters, a playground, and more. Lodging options include cabins, teepees, and campgrounds. The visitor center museum showcases over 1,000 historical artifacts, including pottery, animal skins, and other interesting things. Learn of the Mandan Native Americans' lives by experiencing the on-a-slant village and venture through the reconstructed earth lodges built into the sediment of the hillsides. 

Once known as Fort Mckeen, Fort Abraham Lincoln helps you see what life was like for early frontier soldiers. This fort housed about 650 men at one time. The fort declined in 1891, and most of the fort was dismantled. Today, you will see a newly reconstructed fort depicting the historic military buildings. There are 6.75-miles of loop trails that are perfect for hiking, biking, and horseback riding. Equestrians must have a horse permit to ride in the park. Anyone wanting to spend several days at the park can also book a campsite here. If you're looking for a neat historical site in North Dakota, look no further than Fort Abraham Lincoln Park.