Ninety Six National Historic Site, SC
Visitor Services

There are interpretive trails and picnic tables available at the park.

Service	Description	Service	Description
	Fees No fees, but donations are accepted.		Information The park provides a visitor center and museum with exhibits.
	Restrooms There are toilet facilities here.		Retail There are places to shop here.

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Special Considerations

This historic site becomes busiest from April to May. If you'd like a more private viewing, visit during January and February when there are fewer visitors. Trail guides are available in French and German. Allow one to two hours to visit the park. No reservations are required, but organized groups should contact the staff prior to visiting.