A nice Weekend-day trip down Pacific Northwest history. Also check out the military cemetery and also the humble Catholic cemetery that contains the remains of Mother Joseph and her Sister followers.

The history around this place is pretty amazing. Park rangers do a great job of making you feel like you are in the era.

The fort was closed although it was suppose to be open when we were there.It is a nice area to walk around though and get a couple pictures. Walk past the fort and walk over the bridge.

My husband really enjoyed the fort. Good guide in the big house which had Spode China and cherry dining room table and chairs. This was a surprise to me.

This is a really nice site in a beautiful setting. The docents were very friendly as well. I did feel that there was an overall lack of signage or general information about the site. I suppose that I was hoping for a more comprehensive museum....More

Great to just walk around and find out the history of this fort. To be able walk at your own pace and enjoy the rich history it brings. Plaques tell you all bout each area of the fort.

What I love about this place is how it’s free & open to the public. I have many fond memories of late night rendezvous with old friends. Never a bad idea for an afternoon picnic or jog. Free parking all along the open plain, plenty...More