fort abraham lincoln state park
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We chose this place; especially to sleep in the tipi and have the experience. We were somewhat surprised by the wood floor and cots; but also felt that most would want that (over the ground floor). We were greeted by the park ranger and were happy with the facilities (long drop close by). Modern facilities (flush toilet and showers) were not that far away and were extremely clean. Would offer that they should have more area for garbage (as we found people were leaving household garbage in the washroom facilities). The river is very nice; not sure if people swim in it though; no signage was posted. We ended the visit at the Indian Village and were more than surprised by how awesome that everything was there. Would highly recommmend the Indian Village. Save the tipi; and rent the rustic cabin instead (only 15$ more and way more comfortable; especially since not getting the true tipi experience).
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Much to see. Interesting history. The forts on the hill are great and what a view from there. Nice grounds and setting. Very good campground right on the river.
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We camp there and have always had an excellent time.. Close to home... The staff is very welcoming and willing to go out of their way to help you.. Love the history!!
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We visited here because of the Custer connection and really enjoyed the visit. The site was well kept and the recreation of the barracks was interesting. They have quite a good selection of books on a variety of historical subjects.
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My wife and I stayed during our trip out west. We do not think it is worth stopping for. First, when we stopped at the entrance gate, the lady informed us the campground was full. We had no intention of camping there. We always stay at a hotel. Second, the sound for the movie at the visitor center was very poor. Third, there is only a couple of buildings at the old military base. It is not worth the drive.
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We visited with my daughter and grandchildren. It was so nice to see the Custer house and the slant village. All guides were very informative. We went back in time to 1885 when we visited the Custer house. Very nice and the guide made no mistakes when asked by a visitor a question about General Custer in the past tense. He kept everything in the present time which inside the house was 1885. Fabulous day overall.
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We love going to Fort Abraham Lincoln State park. The park staff always have fun activities for children to do. Very clean bathroom and very nice Staff. I recommend camping at this park. We alway enjoy our stay!!!
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If you like history and want to bring it to life, then Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park is for you! Completes the story of Custer's Last Stand - as he started that fatefully journey from Fort Lincoln. The guides for Custer's house were excellent. They are dressed as infantry men and the time is 1875. The barracks are done up nicely to give you the idea of how it was like for them. The gift shop and bookstore especially is very good. Bookstore has table and chairs so that you can read and examine all the books for sale. Good displays of artifacts found on the site. Then, don't forget to go to the Infantry Post at sunset for spectacular views of the area. The On-A-Slant Indian Village is very informative (guided tours available) and the visitor center is great. Oh, and there is camping too. We spend a whole afternoon 4 - 5 hours. It could have been all day. Just a splendid place!
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Congratulations to the North Dakota historical society and the state Parks system for bringing to life an important figure and tiyme in our nation. The guide to our visit to the Custer house was extremely factual and complete. Although the original house burned the rebuilt model does more than present a picture of life at the fort it also help develop an understanding of the inhabitants and the times. Don't miss the infantry fort at the top of the hill. The rebuilt "block houses" have been well done. The story connected with the "grave yard' is not to be missed and once again helps define this time in our history. I recommend reading the book "Boots and Saddles" before your visit it will provide an excellent context.
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Excellent location, lots of local history. Quiet and enjoyed the lack of traffic and peacefulness. I liked everything, and there were no things that came to mind I did not like.