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Get InspiredNorth AmericaUnited StatesNorth CarolinaGreensboroGuilford Courthouse National Military Park

Guilford Courthouse National Military Park

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National Military Park·Historic, Quiet, Educational, Serene
The General Greene Monument is a focal point of commemoration on the battlefield
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Hoskins' House and Kitchen Located on the Grounds of the Colonial Heritage Center
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The Historic New Garden Road was a colonial highway and the location of the artillery during the Battle of Guilford Courthouse
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Anthony Singleton used two 6 pounder cannons like these reproductions at the American Third Line, the final battle point
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18th Century Field Drum at Guilford Courthouse National Military Park
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The General Greene Monument is a focal point of commemoration on the battlefield
Photo by from Nps
Hoskins' House and Kitchen Located on the Grounds of the Colonial Heritage Center
Photo by from Nps
The Historic New Garden Road was a colonial highway and the location of the artillery during the Battle of Guilford Courthouse
Photo by from Nps
Anthony Singleton used two 6 pounder cannons like these reproductions at the American Third Line, the final battle point
Photo by from Nps
18th Century Field Drum at Guilford Courthouse National Military Park
Photo by from Nps

Guilford Courthouse National Military Park preserves the site of the 1781 battle that significantly altered the course of the American Revolution. General Nathanael Greene’s tactical maneuvers against Lord Cornwallis’s forces here were essential to the eventual British surrender at Yorktown. Today, the park acts as a living monument and a recreational retreat for the Greensboro community. Visitors can explore the battlefield's narrative through a series of walking and biking paths that wind past various commemorative markers. The visitor center enhances the experience with detailed exhibits and a film that brings the intense combat to life. It is an ideal destination for those looking to combine historical education with a quiet day in nature.

Guilford Courthouse National Military Park preserves the site of the 1781 battle that significantly altered the course of the American Revolution. General Nathanael Greene’s tactical maneuvers against Lord Cornwallis’s forces here were essential to the eventual British surrender at Yorktown. Today, the park acts as a living monument and a recreational retreat for the Greensboro community. Visitors can explore the battlefield's narrative through a series of walking and biking paths that wind past various commemorative markers. The visitor center enhances the experience with detailed exhibits and a film that brings the intense combat to life. It is an ideal destination for those looking to combine historical education with a quiet day in nature.

Address
2332 New Garden Road
Websitenps.gov
Phone3362881776

Highlights

  • Site of the pivotal 1781 Revolutionary War battle

  • Extensive network of walking and cycling trails

  • Visitor center with exhibits and historical film

  • Numerous commemorative monuments and markers

  • Natural, forested landscape for quiet reflection

Before you go: Guilford Courthouse National Military Park essentials

  • The park is primarily an outdoor site, so check the weather forecast before planning your visit.

  • The trails are suitable for both walking and cycling, but some areas may have uneven terrain.

  • Educational resources are concentrated at the visitor center, which has specific operating hours.

Visitor Center

Start your visit at the visitor center to watch the introductory film and pick up a map of the battlefield trails.

Trail Etiquette

The park is shared by walkers and cyclists; stay on marked paths to preserve the historical landscape and ensure safety.

Best For

History enthusiasts and outdoor lovers seeking a peaceful walk.

Currency

USD $

Average Cost

$20-$50 p/day

Time of Day

Morning, Lunch, Afternoon

Historical Context

Take time to read the various plaques and monuments throughout the park, as they provide specific details about the troop movements during the battle.

Languages Spoken

English

Occasion Tags

History Buffs, Families, Nature Lovers, Locals

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Location

Greensboro, North Carolina, United States
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