Camp Nelson National Monument

Camp Nelson was a Union Army recruitment and training camp for African American soldiers during the Civil War, and a refugee camp for their families seeking freedom.

Yes, visitors can join guided tours to learn about the site's history and significance.

Yes, there are designated trails for visitors to explore the natural beauty and historic sites within the monument.

Yes, visitors can visit the on-site visitor center for more information and exhibits about the monument.

Yes, educational programs and workshops are offered to provide deeper insights into the history of the monument.

Yes, there is a nominal entrance fee for visitors to access the monument and its facilities.

Pets are not allowed in the indoor exhibits and buildings, but leashed pets are welcome on the outdoor trails.

Yes, the site is wheelchair accessible with ramps and designated parking spaces for visitors with disabilities.

Yes, there are designated picnic areas where visitors can enjoy a meal amidst the historic surroundings.

Photography for personal use is allowed throughout the site, but commercial photography requires a permit.