Fort Laramie National Historic Site

"Fort Laramie has no entrance fee! The fort is mentioned in most accounts of people traveling the Oregon Trail, so I had always been curious about what it looked like. We didn't do the auditory tour, because we had little ones with us, but we enjoyed looking in the buildings and reading the signs. There was lots of room for our toddler to run. He especially enjoyed the taxidermy in the officers' quarters. The bathrooms were well maintained and clean. Give yourself at least 2 1/2 hours. They close at 4. We carried the little ones up the steps as they are a bit narrow and steep. Several building have these steps, so it isn't very accessible for someone in a wheelchair or someone with a cane."

"Wonderful historic site somewhat out of the way. Low crowds, nice gift shop/visitor center, and lots of interesting buildings to explore & enter. Didn’t get there early enough to enjoy the old-timey “bar” (mostly/all non-alcoholic drinks I think), but it looked like a fun experience!"

"Such a cool piece of history! Easy to read and understand info boards are placed conveniently around the property. Dog friendly too! Stay on the paths, watch out for bull snakes! Loved the experience here."

"Pretty nice historical site. We were there on a day with folks done up in historical period clothing to interact with. Nice and cold a/c...a gift shop. I enjoyed my time there."

"Excellent to stop by while traveling about 90 min worth of stuff to learn about. Great for kids. They had live cannon fire while we were there. We ate lunch there in camper. Parking is big enough for RVs and good roads in and out. Best thing is free admission"