Ninety Six National Historic Site in South Carolina brings Revolutionary War history to life for families exploring this fascinating period of American independence. Kids love wandering the historic trails where they can see reconstructed fortifications and imagine what life was like during the longest siege of the Revolutionary War.
Junior Ranger Program at Ninety Six National Historic Site
The Junior Ranger program at Ninety Six combines hands-on history activities with outdoor exploration as kids complete challenges about colonial life, military strategy, and the famous siege. Young historians earn their badges by participating in living history demonstrations, completing scavenger hunts along the interpretive trails, and learning about the diverse people who called this area home.
- Walk the historic siege lines and earthworks where Revolutionary War battles took place
- Complete fun activities about colonial trades, frontier life, and military history
- Explore the visitor center's interactive exhibits and artifact displays
Planning Your Visit
Van Life Tip: The visitor center parking area can accommodate larger vehicles, and the paved interpretive trail is perfect for families with strollers or mobility needs.
Plan Your Stay
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