Hampton National Historic Site
The Lower Farm parking lot near the Mule Barn is closed due to the Legacy Restoration Fund Project. The Upper parking lot located near the Orangery has reduced capacity due to a partial closure because of the Legacy Restoration Fund Project. To learn more about parking at Hampton Details
Buildings located on the farm side of Hampton National Historic Site are closed due to construction related to the ongoing Legacy Restoration Fund Project. Visit the project webpage for more information or click the link to learn more. Details
Traffic in the Baltimore area has increased considerably in recent months due to the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge which connected the Baltimore beltway. Please check the latest traffic conditions to plan your travel accordingly.
We do not mail Junior Ranger books; please download from site. Completed books may be submitted digitally. Junior Ranger badges may be mailed once per person per calendar year after completion. We do not mail completed books back.
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Hampton National Historic Site is a preserved estate in Maryland that showcases the history of the Ridgely family and their role in American society. Visitors come to explore the mansion, gardens, and the stories of the enslaved people who lived and worked here.
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The site offers a glimpse into 19th-century life and the complexities of American history. It serves as a reminder of the past, encouraging reflection on social issues that persist today.
Things to do
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At a glance
- Opened
- 1800
- Open
- Daily Sunrise to Sunset
- Accessibility
- wheelchair accessible
- Opening hours
- Daily Sunrise to Sunset
- Phone
- 410-962-4290 (option 2)
- Price
- Free
- Website
- www.nps.gov
Things to know
Photo: NPS Photo