Fort Frederick State Park is a
large complex of natural, cultural, and historic
resources in western Maryland, comprised of:
- Fort Frederick (a 1756 Stone Fort)
- CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps) buildings
- A close by family campground with 29 campsites
- Big Pool lake (part of C&O Canal), fishing and a
boat launch
- Round Top Heritage Area / Fort Tonoloway
- Woodmont Natural Resources Management Area
- The Western Maryland Rail Trail (biking &
hiking)
- Hiking and Nature Trails, Picnic Areas
- An Historic African-American one-room Schoolhouse
The Friends of Fort Frederick State
Park, Inc.
sponsors, or provides financial support, and
volunteer support for the park complex and historic
fort activities throughout the year, geared toward
enhancing the visitor's experience and providing
educational and recreational opportunities at the fort
and park. These include:
- Hosting an 18th Century Market Fair
- French and Indian War Reenactment
- Revolutionary War Reenactment
- School of the Ranger
- Civil War Reenactment
- Other Historical and Youth-Oriented Weekend Events
- Supporting Maintenance and Enhancement of Assets
- Purchase of Historical Interpretive Supplies and
Other Equipment
The Friends of Fort Frederick State
Park, Inc. is a 501C(3) organization. We are
always looking for new members to join us in helping
keep our heritage alive. Please check our calendar of
events and volunteer opportunities, and of course, we
encourage you to join the Friends.
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