Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park

Ok. Yup, it was Ft. McKeen that I was thinking of. The reenactors & I use to march there almost every year

No sorry but is more place for fishing nice

$7 entry fee per car

Depends on your personal likes.

I live near Ft. Lincoln! It's one of our favorite places to visit! And, no, it is not haunted! We especially enjoy riding the trolley from Mandan to Ft. Lincoln in the fall! Breath taking scenery!

Yes. Pay for admission and tor tour.

There is nothing offensive about it for sure but the land is called fort Abraham cause of the buildings and remains of buildings and the name Definitely not going to change unless the government defends the park and recreation community company

I don't know that as I don't have a boat. Looking at the map of the park there is no boat ramp. Here is a link to the state park map. It also has the contact info on this page. https://www.parkrec.nd.gov/fort-abraham-lincoln-state-park

They do not have a designated swim area.

Perfect Jason...it was late when I asked this...I'm gonna swing by and check it out! Thanks Again

I would suggest that you contact them directly and they will be able to answer that question. I don't remember from when we visited this last summer

I would contact Ft. Lincoln directly and maybe they can help you. I hope that you can find a picture from that time.

They are, but.. perhaps not inside the actual buildings that you can walk through tho as they serve food in one of them.

Why would you need a host for Ft. Lincoln? You don't need a invite to Ft. Lincoln. It is a re-created post of the 1873-1877 period.

It's a historical site .. like a state national park

Yes it was the last assignment for G A. Custer & Libby. I strongly advice going & checking it out. Call ahead & find out I'd the frontier army will be there on the weekend. IF THEY ARE plan on going & arriving about 10:00 Saturday morning & stay for the entire day. Live demonstrations of period rifle, drill by the infantry, precise horse riding drills by the cavalry & many unexpected happening. HOWEVER, I would like to correct Ryan about not calling him Colonel. I was a reactor with the army. "Colonel" was used by the military personal. It was civilians that aren't suppose to call him Colonel.