Fort Pulaski National Monument 4.0 (reviews)

Savannah, GA Historical Unclaimed Last Updated: 2025
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About Fort Pulaski National Monument

Step back in time with your family at Fort Pulaski National Monument, where history comes alive against the backdrop of stunning natural beauty. Nestled on the banks of the Savannah River, this historic site offers a unique glimpse into the 19th-century military architecture and a pivotal moment in American history. Kids will be fascinated by the tales of the Civil War, where the fort played a crucial role during the battle in April 1862, marking the first significant use of rifled cannons in combat.

As you explore the fort, you'll find it brimming with educational exhibits that captivate the imagination. The kids can walk across drawbridges, peek into ditches, and gaze at the towering fortifications. Inside, the exhibits delve into the construction of the fort and illustrate its eventual fall to advanced military technology.

Guided tours are available throughout the week, making the visit both informative and interactive, with rangers ready to answer curious minds. For those who love the great outdoors, Fort Pulaski offers hiking trails, biking paths, and even spots for kayaking - perfect for adventurous families looking to explore the surrounding marshes and wildlife.

Don't forget your camera, as the views are simply breathtaking, offering ample opportunities for photography enthusiasts. The fort is also a great spot for fishing along the riverbanks, adding to the variety of activities available for all ages.

Whether you're a history buff or nature lover, Fort Pulaski National Monument invites families to experience history firsthand, creating cherished memories with every visit.

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Adults $10.00

Children Free under 15 years

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Last Update 2025

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Fort Pulaski National Monument FAQ’s

How does Fort Pulaski encourage sustainability and conservation?

Fort Pulaski participates in conservation efforts to preserve its historical significance and natural surroundings, ensuring clean, maintained environments for all visitors.

What outdoor activities can families enjoy at Fort Pulaski?

Families can hike, bike, and kayak around the fort, explore nature trails, and even fish on the Savannah River, making it an adventure-filled day.

Are there facilities for families with babies?

Baby changing stations are available in the restrooms, and the site is stroller-friendly, making it easier for families with little ones.

Are there any dining options nearby Fort Pulaski?

There are restaurants and convenience stores on Tybee Island and Wilmington Islands, which are the closest options for food.

What are the best times for guided tours?

The guided tours run at 11am, 1pm and 2:30pm Sun - Thurs, with 11am and 2:30pm tours Fri & Sat. They also have 1pm Ranger Programs on Friday and Saturdays.

Can we purchase souvenirs at Fort Pulaski?

Yes, the Visitor Center offers a small selection of souvenirs, including books, educational kits, and unique keepsakes to remember your visit.

What educational programs are available for school groups?

Fort Pulaski offers a variety of educational programs for school groups, including guided tours and hands-on activities tailored to different age groups.

What are the options for a healthy meal while visiting?

Why not take a picnic! There are covered and outdoor picnic areas available during park hours, and you don't need to reserve.

What accessibility options are available for visitors with disabilities?

Facilities: Visitor Center parking, restrooms, and exhibits are wheelchair accessible. Fort lower level, and restrooms are wheelchair accessible. Picnic area parking, restrooms, and tables are wheelchair accessible.

Can we bring our pets to Fort Pulaski?

Pets are welcome in the monument, but they are not permitted in the public buildings. The summer can get hot so don't leave pets in the cars.