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Saratoga National Historical Park, Lake George
Saratoga National Historical Park — photo · Courtesy Saratoga National Historical Park / www.nps.gov
§ Attractions · Lake George

Saratoga National Historical Park.

Parks, Gardens & Preserves

The battlefield where Britain's grand invasion collapsed and the war turned

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Parks, Gardens & Preserves · Lake GeorgeEntry revised Jun 27, 2026
§ No. I · Field Notes

About Saratoga National Historical Park.

Saratoga National Historical Park preserves the site of the pivotal 1777 Battles of Saratoga, where the American army achieved its first decisive victory against a British invasion force during the Revolutionary War. This event marked a crucial turning point in the conflict and had significant global implications. Visitors can explore the historic battlefield through self-guided tours, including the Saratoga Battlefield Tour and audio tours, and learn about the 1777 campaign, key figures, and related stories. The park also offers virtual tours of sites like the Neilson House and Schuyler House, along with a photo gallery and park videos. Beyond its historical focus, the park provides opportunities to engage with nature and offers educational programs for various age groups, including a Junior Ranger program. Planning a visit is made easy with information on operating hours, fees, directions, and special events.
§ No. II · The Particulars

Hours, facts & the front desk.

§ No. II

The front desk.

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§ No. III · The Plates

Saratoga National Historical Park, observed.

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Saratoga National Historical Park — plate IPlate I — the leaderPhotograph · Courtesy Saratoga National Historical Park / www.nps.gov
Saratoga National Historical Park — plate IIPlate IIPhotograph · Courtesy Saratoga National Historical Park / www.nps.gov
Saratoga National Historical Park — plate IIIPlate IIIPhotograph · Courtesy Saratoga National Historical Park / www.nps.gov
Saratoga National Historical Park — plate IVPlate IVPhotograph · Courtesy Saratoga National Historical Park / www.nps.gov
Saratoga National Historical Park — plate VPlate VPhotograph · Courtesy Saratoga National Historical Park / www.nps.gov
Saratoga National Historical Park — plate VIPlate VIPhotograph · Courtesy Saratoga National Historical Park / www.nps.gov
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