Gilbert G.
6/20/2025
I visited Fort Necessity alone in mid-June 2025 as a pit stop on a drive from Columbus, OH to northern Virginia. Lot of pluses in visiting this federal park (the visitor center is open from...
Fort Necessity National Battlefield
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1 Washington Pkwy
Farmington, PA 15437
Fort Necessity National Battlefield in Farmington, PA is a historic site that commemorates the opening battle of the French and Indian War in 1754. This clash between British, French, and American Indian cultures ultimately led to the removal of French power from North America and set the stage for the American Revolution.
Located about 60 miles south of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the battlefield offers visitors a glimpse into the past with its reconstructed stockade and cabin. The site showcases the strategic location where George Washington and his troops camped, providing a clear field of fire and natural entrenchments. Explore this significant piece of history and learn about the events that shaped the future of the United States.
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Mr F G And Mrs M S.
1/16/2025
It's very quiet here. Great place to see and learn the history. The fort itself isn't original. It's a recreation. Friendly ranger.
Cindi R.
3/3/2024
Pleasant and very knowledgeable park rangers. Amazing that such a small fort was built as they sure seemed like just sitting ducks. Park also has a playground for kids and a 20 minute video...
Anthony R.
3/10/2024
An American history buff would really like this one. The museum was extensive and very informative. The staff was very friendly and informative. We were greeted upon entry. Pointed in the right...
Jesse K.
8/17/2023
For necessity is a small National park where George Washington lost a battle, and learned some valuable lessons. Nice grounds. Playground for kids. Easy walk to where they shoot the muskets....
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