Fort Lee Historic Park 

Fort Lee Historic Park is set on 33 landscaped acres atop the Palisades just south of the George Washington Bridge, with spectacular overlooks of the Hudson, Manhattan, and the George Washington Bridge. There are a Visitor Center and Museum, reconstructed 18th Century soldier hut and campsite, and reconstructed gun batteries. Fort Lee has been named as a significant stop on the Hudson River Valley National Heritage Area Revolutionary War trail.

Planning a Visit?

Visit the Palisades Interstate Park Commission website for Fort Lee Historic Park for more information:

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO

  • Visitor Center open Wednesday–Sunday, 10AM – 5PM. 

  • Grounds open 8AM — dusk

 
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