From Philadelphia: Valley Forge National Historical Park Tour - Small Group

Leave Philadelphia by vehicle and
head to Valley Forge National Historical Park

Board the vehicle at the corner of 12th and Arch Streets in Philadelphia and head to Valley Forge National Historical Park, one of the most important sites of the American Revolutionary War. On the way, your guide explains the early days of the war and how George Washington's army came to spend the winter at Valley Forge. The tour runs for about 4.5 hours in a small group of up to 14 people.

Explore the visitor center and reconstructed soldiers' huts

At the park, visit the Valley Forge Visitor Center with its historic objects and artifacts. Walk among the reconstructed soldiers' huts to understand the harsh conditions American soldiers endured during the brutal winter, and learn why this winter encampment became a key turning point in the Revolutionary War.

See Washington's Headquarters and the National Memorial Arch

See Washington's Headquarters, which still stands on the banks of the Schuylkill River, and the massive National Memorial Arch built to honor Washington and his army. Depending on the itinerary, you may also visit the Washington Memorial Chapel, the General Wayne Statue, the Philander Chase Knox Estate and the Commander-in-Chief's Guard Huts.

Hear Revolutionary War stories you won't find in textbooks

Your expert guide shares the stories of the people who helped Washington survive the encampment and transform his army into a formidable fighting force. At the end of the tour, return by vehicle to the starting point.

※ The tour runs rain or shine.
※ Sites visited may vary depending on local conditions.