Fort Harker

Fort Harker

Fort Harker, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, was constructed by the Union Army in 1862 and expanded in 1864 with the help of soldiers and freed slaves. Overlooking Crow Creek it guarded crucial railroad lines and supply depots. Every April, Fort Harker is the location of an annual Civil War reenactment event.

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Lodging options include hotels, cabins, short term rentals, tree houses, glamping tents, and campgrounds. Visitors can find accommodations to suit every preference and budget, ensuring a comfortable stay.

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