Discover GA's NPS Fort Pulaski National Monument Interpretative Programs - Fort Pulaski National Monument offers visitors and guests daily interpretive programs including guided tours ( 30-45 minutes) and musket and soldier demonstrations (15-30 minutes). Living History Days are presented every Saturday and Sunday and include cannon firing demonstrations.
Interpretive Programs Schedules
Monday - Friday
11:00 am Guided Fort Tour
12:00 pm Musket & Soldier Demonstration
2:00 pm Musket & Soldier Demonstration
3:00 pm Guided Fort Tour
4:00 pm Musket & Soldier Demonstration Saturday (Federal Interpretation)
10:00 am Guided Fort Tour
11:00 am Cannon Firing
12:00 pm Cannon Firing
1:00 pm Musket & Soldier Demonstration
2:00 pm Cannon Firing
2:30 pm Guided Fort Tour
3:00 pm Musket & Soldier Demonstration
3:30 pm Cannon Firing Sunday (Confederate Interpretation)
11:00 am Musket & Soldier Demonstration
12:00 pm Cannon Firing
12:30 pm Guided Fort Tour
1:30 pm Cannon Firing
2:30 pm Musket & Soldier Demonstration
3:30 pm Cannon Firing
4:00 pm Guided Fort Tour
Phone
Visitor Information - 912-786-5787
Operating Hours, Seasons & Phone Contact
Fort Pulaski National Monument is open daily from 9 AM to 5 PM. Park hours may vary during the summer. Fort Pulaski National Monument is closed on Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. Regular Hours:
Visitor Center open 9 AM-5 PM
Fort open 8:30 AM-5:15 PM
Bridge gate closes by 5:30 PM Summer Hours: (Memorial Day - mid-August)
Visitor Center open 9 AM-5:30 PM
Fort open 8:30 AM-6:30 PM
Bridge gate closes by 6:45 PM
*Please be aware of park hours and closing times. Remember! All vehicles must be across the Cockspur Island Bridge by closing time.
Fees & Reservations
Individual Fees $3 entrance fee charged for all visitors 16 years of age and older. 15 years old and under free. Receipt valid for additional 6 days of visitation. Teachers desiring an educational fee waiver must submit the request one month prior to the group's anticipated visit.
Directions to Fort Pulaski
From I- 95, take exit for I-16 about 15 miles west of Savannah. From I-16, take U.S. Highway 80 East. Follow signs for Fort Pulaski, Tybee Island and beaches. Fort Pulaski National Monument entrance is approximately 15 miles east of Savannah.
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