This was definitely an unexpected gem of a place. Lots of Revolutionary War history with beautiful monuments & memorials. The Visitor Center was open and had a nice tour through it. The staff was very friendly. There are quite a few hiking trails along with an audio driving tour around the park as well.

Fabulous spot of beauty and historical importance. I highly recommend it. Walk and enjoy the space or even drive through.

Best park around for taking a walk. The scenery is everything, and you can close your eyes and feel the history of the place. If you like to take walks in nature, this is a great place to start.

Well presented Revolutionary War battlefield. Information is well researched and documented. Enough and not too much info. How it factored in the final British campaign could have been better explained ... and we missed the film.

Awesome walking path, monuments, and interesting history about the battle that we lost, that helped us win the revolutionary war. So grateful for those who fought for the freedoms we now enjoy! #givethanks

Nice place to walk as well as get some history in. The museum is still open and Covid safe. Staff is friendly and knowledgeable.

Museum was cool and had a lot of info. The walk to view the outside monuments wasnt strenuous, but it wasnt always an easy stroll, either.

The details of the battle are well presented in the museum. The walking trail was great as it captured the highlights of the monuments and was not too strenuous. The drive was also great with plenty of parking and the ability to get information on my phone.

Amazing park to walk in day and night. I would go there always and go running. The tracks are amazing and the trees are beautiful.

Phenomenal national park. Rangers still available during covid!!! Wish I planned more time- would recommend at least 2-3 hours for beautiful park walk, and fab visitor center OPEN in covid

9-3-2020 - I walk my dog at the Guilford Courthouse National Military Park at least two to three times a week. I love the historical significance of this park, and the many ways you can traverse the trails, as well as experience the history through areas designated to teach you about the integral Battle that occurred here during the Revolutionary War. Park Rangers Barefoot, and Foxx, are wonderful staff members on site, and at the Visitor Center. (Which is currently closed due to Covid-19 restrictions.)The Visitors Center Museum and mini-movie are a must-see to fully experience what Guilford Courthouse National Military Park is all about, and how it shaped our city. Family groups of deer roam the park throughout the day and add to its non-city feel. The only drawback are the numerous downed trees from storms in the last 3-5 years; they dont block the trails, but the way they have been handled leaves a very messy/uncared for look to the park.

Beware the visitor center parking lot. They charge 130$ for tickets if you happen to miss the little entrance gate sign(thats easy to miss) that says they close at 5pm, while the rest of the parking lots remain open and will lock you in. There is no other sign inside the lot. Tried to leave shortly after 5, the rangers leaving the museum didnt bother to warn me on the bench as I was catching my breath from hiking the trails and a Park Ranger immediately shows up to ticket people. Obvious money making scheme.

Nice place to walk with family and pets also the visit center has interesting and educational material for the public about the history of the area.

Great place. Rangers are friendly. Bathrooms are open. Trails could be a little better marked and distinguished from the paved road.

This was a neat park/museum, perfect to spend an afternoon exploring. It was very interesting to see a Revolutionary War site in the South.The museum was has some interesting artifacts on display, and the exhibits seemed updated and well done. The park grounds were quite nice, but the statues and monuments etc are very grandiose. The park itself is dated in the sense that it was built to glorify history rather than accurately interpret it.It is definitely more of a park than a battlefield, and was in a surprisingly populated area. I enjoyed it, and if you enjoy military or American history you may too. It seemed like a popular place for dog walkers and seniors. If youre an average tourist/traveler, it may not be your thing.

This is my favorite park because it’s perfect for running, biking, skating or just walking. There is a paved wide trail that goes in a big circle about 2 miles for one lap. It’s great to explore all of the unpaved trails and monuments as well! It’s always clean and socially distancing usually isn’t a problem. Go here to get your exercising done in nature!

A great place to visit. Great walking paths with playgrounds and a pond. We happened to visit on the 238th Anniversary of the battle. There was an reenactment, and vendors selling various items. The statutes and memorials were really awesome. Took my kids there (ages 10-16) and they loved it. We didnt have a lot of time to spend there, but will definitely go back. There are also picnic tables available. Definitely a fun place to check out if youre in the area.

This is a great spot to come to and and learn something new nice trail to walk and very education I must say..... I live in Las Vegas amd NC is my home and just want to contribute to the reviews because I do speak from experience.

A fantastic park with a nice walk path :) There is also a fascinating museum for any history fanatics, or those wanting to know more about the fierce battle between Greene and Cornwallis. Overall a nice area and a great place to go when the weather is good!

Its a beautiful park full of history. I love walking around with my family.

Friendly staff and well kept grounds.Good interactive tour.Informative museum.Great walking/biking trails

Peaceful and very cool on a hot day. There is nothing much to do with covid so this is the next best thing.

This place is beautiful! The historic house and blacksmith shop are somewhat interesting, but I really like the walking and biking paths winding through the forest.

What a great park! Its peaceful, yet you can feel and see the history.

Absolutely love this park. They take extremely good care in maintaining it and keeping it clean. The park rangers are always very nice and courteous as well!

Super friendly staff!! Very knowledgeable and polite. Great little museum. Love that history.

The history of this place is a must stop to learn and understand the battle and the birth of our Nation.

Excellent walking paths throughout the park. Its much bigger than I realized the first time I went there. I walk the paved loop often with my dog and its great exercise for him (a little over a mile); tons of space for walkers/runners, bikers, and cars; not very difficult of a walk; and a good amount of dog waste trash cans/bag dispensers. Weve also walked the smaller paths off the road that seem to have more monuments, and love those as well. A few open fields along these smaller paths are great for playing fetch if you have a long lead. Love all the benches along the route as well.

We enjoyed the tour. There are two shows/movies, a nice historical walk-through exhibit, and a nice gift shop in the visitor center. I would not say this place is kid-friendly- they are very serious about the sanctity of the park. The path to the big monument is not paved and the path to the smaller sites is very steep, so this may not be the best place to visit for folks with mobility challenges. There is a nice driving tour that might be a good option.

Im from California, and what an awesome experience and some great exercise too go with it.

Beautiful trails. Great place for family and pets.

The city of Greensboro is named after Revolutionary War General Nathaniel Greene, who, in March of 1780, fought British General Cornwallis and his troops to a draw, at the location of the present battlefield park. My wife and I frequent this park to run and walk during all seasons of the year. This park has a loop roadway approximately two miles long, with stops along the way describing the battle. You can even tune your radio to have your visit narrated. There are numerous paved trails that split off from the various stops, as well as many interesting monuments throughout the park. My favorite is the huge statue of General Greene on his horse near the entrance to the park. The park is heavily wooded, offering shade and beautiful fall color. There is a park office, gift shop and museum with ample parking. The museum offers a free movie about the battle. There is no charge for visiting the park. This is the only Federal National Park (Military Park) in Greensboro, and it is truly a one of a kind gem for Greensboro.

A great place to learn about a battle that took place in Greensboro. Also, the park has a beautiful path with a lot of nature and ancient gravestones!

This is a huge place with lots of history, learning, and recreation opportunity. I didnt even scratch the surface of the park but learned a lot and enjoyed my brief stop there. The signers monument is humbling and a great tribute to some of Americas heroes. The visitors center staff are knowledgeable and friendly. I look forward to coming back for more!

I greatly enjoy this park. Its great for walking, riding my bike and enjoying nature. Lots of people do the same.

Check out the museum. I had an ancestor that was at this battle. We mentioned this to one of the staff members and he asked what his name was. We told him and he went to the back office. He came back later with letters, documents, and correspondence that they had about this ancestor and other descendants. It was really neat.We did the audio tour with CD but it looked like you could call a phone number to get the same thing. There are a lot of different stops and things to see.

Very peaceful. Especially enjoyed visiting the Veterans Memorial with my mom.

This is my first time here, I loved walking the trails. Its very shady and scenic. It is also very well maintained.

So much Rev War history in the heart of Greensboro. Very interesting.

Walk about was awesome. Next time will use the cell phone tour.

We walk our dog here all the time! Great shaded trails and good for kids.

Beautiful and relaxing way to get fresh air and feel the energy of a battle.

An amazing place to walk with family and friends and your four legged ones. Great historical place to visit. Anyone visit in that area should take time to go Vist this place.

Watch the 10 minute battle map video at the information center before going on driving tour, you will have a better understanding of the battle lines.

A very beautiful and well kept treasure of our history.

Good place to see memorials to our fallen heroes of the American Revolution. The statue of General Nathaniel Greene is impressive.

Beautiful walk through hiking trails and sets of story lines on history of park. If you are fascinated with history then this is the walking park for you!

Great park with a walking tour and visitor center with well-maintained exhibits. Nice walking trails, too. Visitor center also has a few videos running if you have time for a longer visit. Got the stamp for my national parks passport book!There was also a table with tactile/braille maps of the battle, which was pretty neat.

The trail was very nice. It would have been better if it didnt start raining.

Its alright. Not as developed as other military parks

Its not often today we reflect on where we come from or how something is made. This is a great humbling tour through our past very accessible with drive offerings, phone on demand audio for tour, and clean facilities.

Well laid out tour. Lots of great info. Beautiful park!

A good place to learn about the revolutionary war in NC. Great place to walk yourself and your dog!

I never heard of this place, or if I had Id forgotten, until doing some genealogical research and finding that one of my ancestors had provided supplies to the Continental Army specifically for this battle. Since I was going to be in town anyway I stopped in and was very glad that I did. The two film presentations that they offer were very informative and entertaining. The park itself is laid out well, the monuments are interesting and easy to get to either on foot or by car.Thanks for a wonderful experience.

Wonderful to go for a run around this area!

A beautiful park with nice trails and interesting things to read about what happened there

So lovely to take a walk thru the park.

Great place for quiet walks, learning about history.

Great park and battle field, lots of walking trails and bike trails. Could do better with signage, gets confusing.

My mother and I come here often to walk the trails. I love it! I often take pictures of the scenery while walking.

Love this park! The approx. 2.25 trail is completely shaded in the spring/summer. It has four unisex bathrooms, which are essentially four mens rooms because of hit and miss. Not a single one was fit for women to use.

Great trail for jogging biking or just taking the kids out

We almost always visit (pending weather) as we are leaving NC! Wonderful museum and well- kept trails. Be sure to check out their ranger program and film. For kids, there is a chance for them to participate in the Junior Ranger program and earn their badge!

Wonderful piece of U.S. History. The rangers all had wonderful passion and shared it with my son and I. I recommend the whole walk. Stop by the Welcome Center and watch the National Parks video. Puts it into great context. The hike is well worth it. My 5 year old has sparked an interest in history and this really brought it to life for him. For me it exemplifies the sacrifice these men made for our new nation. The battle of New Garden was hand to hand, house to house. Led by Lighthorse Henry Lee. It was this battle that sent Cornwalis packing toward Yorktown!

Excellent place to visit, very beautiful

Great place to visit, take a walk, and to get a feel for what happened during the Revolutionary War. The visitors center has great exhibits and information, and it is great for school trips!

We loved walking around and talking about the history

Wanted a new place to hike and looked this park up. It was so much nicer than I anticipated! Lots of different trails, all well maintained and plenty of historic sites to see along the way .

The prelude to Yorktown resplendent in all its glory...

My favorite place to walk.

Well preserved National Park that remembers an important Revolutionary War battle. Information/Welcome Center is great. I highly recommend the walking out driving tours.

Discover why we are Greensboro! Great history and fantastic walking trails. You might even meet the resident deer herd. Where else can you have a close encounter with an 8 point buck in the city?

A very interesting and relaxing park with clear lanes for bikes, pedestrians and only one-way for motor vehicles. LOTS of history with informative signs nestled along a winding path through the forest.

Great day celebrating 237th anniversary of Battle of Guilford Court House.

Great historical park with loads of wonderful walking paths

Ive been here a couple times now, separated by many years, and have loved it both times. It is great to learn the history of what it took to secure our freedoms in the US and to learn of those that gave their lives for the cause. Highly recommended that you walk the loop and learn how the battle unfolded.

Walking trails that arent muddy after rain.

Beautiful park clean and easy to navigate with great trails to breathtaking historical monuments

I spent some time here. It was loaded with joggers and walkers. I assume it is a safe place. Im old and barely make it from parking lot to Visitors Center. Rainy day.

It looks trashy, especially on the inner walking paths.

So far weve only spent an hour at this great site, but we plan on returning very soon. From a Revolutionary War point of view the area has some pretty significant history, and should interest even people with only a minimal interest in Americas breaking away from England. In addition to looking around we watched a 30 minute live action film while there which was very enlightening and moved along at a good pace - wasnt boring or stodgy at all. They also have an outstanding museum inside the visitors center with many great artifacts such as muskets, swords, pistols, uniforms, and everyday objects from the time period. Definitely worth a look if youre gonna be in the area. :)

Enjoyed this park, it highlights a battle of the American Revolution. It does a good job of describing the battle with videos and a museum. It was too hot to walk around, but we did parts of the driving and online tour, and it was really interesting!

Very nice memorial while on a hike

I love to walk at this park when the weather is decent. It is around 2 miles around on a lap. Everyone is friendly and the quiet nature makes it just right.

I love this place as I enjoy walking around the road without worrying about the smell of city cars... you might meet a few squirrels and peaceful deer

This is a beautiful park with some interesting pieces of history in it. I love walking my dogs through here while I look at the historical statues. There are plenty of benches and clear trails. There isnt much in the way of signs and posts, so I imagine its possible to get lost here, even if temporarily.It feels quite safe to walk through here. Im not sure what the crime statistics are for this place but Ive never felt unsafe in this park.

This is a lovely park. There is a large paved part you can walk on or trails that cut through the middle. It is beautiful to watch as the seasons change, lots of trees. Very peaceful

A beautiful place to walk and relax while learning about the revolutionary war.

Very interesting, I learned a lot about early American history, and its a beautiful place to walk, bike, walk your dog. A hidden gem, well worth a visit.

Great Park. Best interpretive video Ive seen yet.

A beautiful place to walk and enjoy nature. You can walk/ride bikes along the pathed roads, or walk the more secluded dirt paths. Youll find graves, land markers, and posters with history lessons along the way.

A great historical park for walking/running/bike riding. Just please observe the signs that keep pedestrians and wheeled traffic separated. And if you have a large group it would be nice to not spread out all across the lane, be courteous of others who may be walking/running faster than your group and yield some space.

Nice paved trails for walking and the visitor center was informative and enjoyable. Battle re-enactment was interesting with horses, artillery simulation and more.

Good place to walk, run, bike or push a stroller. Good tree cover throughout the loop. The loop is about 2 miles.This is also a good place for families. The area near General Greenes statue is ideal for little kids to safely run around. Also, the area near the obelisk monument with the benches is a nice place to sit, relax and enjoy nature. We love having mini picnics there.During these days of COVID, while out with my family, I found the loop to be a little unsafe as too many people are walking/running in both directions.The loop here is always several degrees cooler and therefore makes it a good place for walks during hot summer months.Overall this is a very nice park. I wish they had not put a road through it.

Good walking trails and the majority of the park is accessible by vehicle.

Great place for walking & a history lesson.

Very interesting Revolutionary War battlefield National Park.

Small but very well done museum exhibit of an important revolutionary war battle.

Lots of history at this park and well kept by the National Park Service....2 1/4 mile loop with different stops talking about the battle of Nathaniel Greene. Visitor Center has a gift shop and neat memorabilia in a walk thru gallery.

Excellent outdoor history experience.