The 500-acre Washington Crossing Historic Park hosts thousands of visitors every year who come to see the point from which a battered and dispirited American army launched a counterattack that reversed its long losing streak, preserving its will to fight. The park also contains restored colonial buildings, Bowman’s Hill Tower, Revolutionary War soldiers’ graves, stone memorials, picnic pavilions and historic collections. Tours are offered at the Historic Village near the Visitor Center and the Thompson-Neely Farmstead & Grist Mill. Visitors are invited to climb to the top of Bowman's Hill Tower, located near the Farmstead. The recreational areas of the park are open for use from dawn to dusk all year, weather permitting. Tours and programs are offered by the non-profit Friends of Washington Crossing Park. Facebook Comment Policy:
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