My son and I went today for the 250th anniversary! We got to see history come to life! Hard to describe how fun it is to see reinactnentments of our country and the true perspective of life back in 1770s.
History is beautiful. The fort is in great condition and all the demonstrations we saw, the stories we took part in were great! Live animals too! Grounds are beautiful and well kept. There is an elevator in the newest exhibit as well for handicap access 🤘
There is a cafe and restaurant on site! Thank god! And the food was really good! I got the mount defiance. A turkey club but in a full sandwich. Perfect. The raspberry lemonade is also, excellent. My son got a root beer float!
Good service and fun views.
RP
Robert Penfield
Oct 24, 2025
Fantastic fort,wonderful view, super clean and so many historical artifacts! Couple of the employees were super nice except a cranky little old lady on the second floor was very rude!!! Not going to let one bad apple ruined my visit, she needs to retire!!!
SR
Smelling the Roses
Oct 22, 2025
We enjoyed our visit to this fort. It was quite a trek around the place. They had a reenactment of loading the cannons and shooting it off twice. I wasn't expecting that in the middle of October. A small giftshop and restaurant was on-site as well. Pretty expensive and wouldn't reduce price for veteran, unless you were from their state...not right.
A beautiful drive into the fort and a stunning view of the lake and mountains from the fort! The fort is well-preserved and is reminiscent of a fortress you'd tour in Europe, and the museum is Smithsonian quality. You can tell how much work and funding has gone into making the Fort worth a visit. If you are interested in history, or just like pretty views, definitely go!
LM
Landon Ashby (pure mahem)
Oct 14, 2025
I had a Great Time here. Not everywhere was accessible with my powerchair but I definitely did not feel like I was missing out on anything. Huge Gift Shop. Just about everything on open ground level is packed gravel. My powerchair did not have any difficulty with it. There are a few raised stone areas in the Fort tunnel entrance that could be a potential trouble spot for some. Assistance is readily available if not by the staff, fellow travelers were always offering. I had one offer to push me up the final go at Mt. Defiance!