Plan Your Visit
Start at the Visitor Center and Museum, then explore the grounds at your own pace. Don't miss the new pioneer garden, started by a group of master gardeners.
Admission
Free for everyone. Donations keep the site open and are always appreciated.
Donate with VenmoOn the Grounds
Visitor Center & Museum, the 1813 stockade, the Tavern, pioneer garden, 1840s cabin, Indian Heritage Monument, Carriage House, and picnic pavilion
Upcoming Events
Second Sunday Acoustic Jam
Bluegrass and country, played the way it always has been — pull up a chair at the Tavern and listen, or bring an instrument and sit in. A regular get-together on the second Sunday afternoon of every month.
Blacksmiths (Phenix Forge)
Watch iron take shape over the forge the old-fashioned way. Live blacksmithing demonstrations at the Phenix Forge, with the smiths happy to answer questions as they work. Every fourth Saturday of the month.
Fall Festival at the Fort
Free admission (donations accepted) for a full day of fall activities: a quilt show and contest, craft vendors, food, and living-history demonstrations throughout the grounds. One of the fort’s biggest events of the year.
Make the Most of Your Visit
Reenactments
During special events costumed living-history interpreters bring back the fort's daily life.
Tours
Self-guided and group tours cover the fort grounds, the Visitor Center and the museum.
Historical Artifacts
The museum holds artifacts recovered on site, from the Creek Nation era through statehood.
The Creek Nation's History Is All Around You
The fort stands on Creek Nation land along the Chattahoochee. Next door, the Chattahoochee Indian Heritage Monument honors the Creek people and their story.
Chattahoochee Indian Heritage Monument
Become a Member
- Gift shop discounts and Tavern rental discounts
- Use of the picnic pavilion
- Quarterly newsletter with news and activities
Nearby Attractions
Fort Mitchell Address
Send Us a Note
Contact our team at Fort Mitchell for any inquiries or general information.

