Prince William County, Virginia
Manassas National Battlefield Park
National battlefield park
The park covers about 5,000 acres of rolling fields and woods north of Manassas, where Confederate and Union armies fought in 1861 and 1862. The Henry Hill visitor center anchors the First Manassas walking tour.
Why Visit
It is one of the best-preserved Civil War battlefields in the country, with a clear driving tour, walking trails and frequent ranger talks.
Amenities & Facilities
- Visitor center and museum
- Driving tour
- Walking trails
- Restored farm buildings
Things to Do
- Walk the First Manassas trail loop
- Tour the Henry Hill visitor center
- Drive the battlefield tour
- See the Stone House
Best For
History enthusiasts and families looking for an easy, informative outing.
Parking & Visiting
Parking is available in designated lots. Fees, hours and seasonal closures change, so confirm current details with Virginia State Parks or the park's managing agency before visiting.
Nearby Communities
- Manassas
- Manassas Park
- Gainesville
- Haymarket
Related Attractions
- Old Town Manassas
- Manassas Museum
- Manassas Regional Airport
- Bull Run Mountains
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there an entrance fee at Manassas National Battlefield Park?
There is no general entrance fee; the visitor center and parking are free, with donations welcome.
How long is the First Manassas trail?
The First Manassas loop is about 2.5 miles and passes the Henry House, Stone House and key battle positions.
Seasonal Note
Trail conditions, beach staffing, boat rentals and road access change with the season. Confirm current hours and closures with the managing agency before you travel, especially in winter and early spring.
