The entrance was a little hard to find as Google maps said it was on the south side, but it's actually on the east side. The price for one adult is $7, very cheap!

Let me start off by saying that we were lucky visit on a demonstration day. This day is special because the docents (volunteers) dressed up as people from the time the fort was active and were doing the activities that they would've done back then. DEFINITELY try to visit the fort during one of these demonstration days. Check their website for more information and dates.

The docents were making bread, they had a blacksmith ( and apprentice), they had cooks making food, they had traders, and they even fired off a shot in a cannon! Honestly a fantastic group of people! They were all very knowledgeable about the fort and the history around it. They were all extremely nice and open to answering any and all questions. The shooting of the cannon was definitely a highlight. Another top highlight was the fact that when we were talking to the cooks, one of the lady's actually wrote the book "A Taste of the Fort". When we found this out, I went back to the gift shop and bought it and she was very nice and signed the book for me! The gift shop is a cute little with very fair priced items. They even had some activities for kids to do while there was a group of three docents playing music on old instruments!

This was a fantastic place to stop by and honestly I wish I could have spent several hours learning everything about it. Definitely work your time! Plan at least two hours for fun learning in my opinion. Lots of history!