• Visitor Center at Valley Forge - The newly renovated Visitor Center offers an ideal introduction to this beautifully preserved national park. Visitors can enjoy a self-guided exhibit and an engaging documentary that detail the events of the winter of 1777-78, highlighting how Washington’s troops overcame severe challenges and how Washington himself emerged as a legendary leader.
• Muhlenberg Brigade - The Muhlenberg Brigade huts at Valley Forge are historically significant as they served as winter quarters for General Peter Muhlenberg’s brigade during the American Revolutionary War in 1777-1778. Built by soldiers under harsh conditions, these huts provided shelter during the harsh winter. Today, visitors can explore reconstructed huts and gain insight into the challenges faced by the Continental Army during this pivotal period in American history.
• National Memorial Arch - This impressive memorial honors the sacrifices made by Washington and his soldiers during their encampment at Valley Forge.
• Washington’s Headquarters - Situated in a scenic part of the park, this elegant stone house served as George Washington’s headquarters for much of the Valley Forge encampment. Visitors can stroll around this beautifully restored building and, if open to the public, admire the stunning interior across all three floors.
• Statue of General Friedrich von Steuben - Among the many unsung heroes of Valley Forge, Baron Friedrich von Steuben stands out for his significant impact. Entrusted by Washington to reorganize and retrain his weary troops, von Steuben used the Grand Parade grounds to transform the Continental soldiers into a formidable fighting force. A statue of him overlooks the fields of the old Parade, where historians agree the American army was born.
• Artillery Park - Artillery Park at Valley Forge was vital during the American Revolutionary War, serving as a key logistical and strategic hub for the Continental Army’s artillery units. Located within the historic Valley Forge National Historical Park, it features reconstructed artillery pieces and exhibits highlighting the artillery’s role in the war effort. Visitors can explore the park to learn about the training, maintenance, and deployment of artillery units, gaining a deeper understanding of the military operations conducted at Valley Forge.
• Washington Memorial Chapel - This active chapel is a Gothic Revival-style memorial dedicated to General George Washington.
• Schuylkill River Trail - The Schuylkill River flows through Valley Forge, adding natural beauty and historical significance to the area. During the American Revolutionary War, the river served as a crucial waterway for transportation and communication for both the Continental Army and the British forces.

• Local English-speaking guide
• Transportation to/from Philly & Valley Forge
• Donation to Valley Forge National Park
• Scenic views

• Additional food and drink
• Souvenirs
• Tips and gratuities for the guide

Let our local guide take the wheel and accompany you in our cozy tour van for a half-day journey through the historic Valley Forge National Historical Park!

On the way to the park, the knowledgeable guide will share insights about the early stages of the Revolutionary War and the circumstances leading to the encampment at Valley Forge. Upon arrival, you’ll have the opportunity to visit the Visitor Center, which features an excellent exhibit highlighting the significance of this revered location.

Delve into history within the reconstructed soldiers’ huts of the Muhlenberg Brigade. These buildings provide a glimpse into the challenging conditions faced by soldiers during the encampment.

Enjoy a leisurely exploration of the National Memorial Arch, General Washington’s Headquarters, and several other notable sites.

Come and uncover the remarkable history preserved in the monuments scattered throughout Valley Forge’s scenic landscape.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.