Steptoe Battlefield State Park

About Steptoe Battlefield State Park

Steptoe Battlefield is a four-hectare park used daily by residents, visitors to the state park system and visitors from around the world. American soldiers led a series of attacks in a battle that ended in the early hours of July 2, 1864.

They withdrew wounded from the fortress under the cover of darkness, and a sign in the park commemorates them. The park is open all year round and offers events such as hiking, camping, picnics, horse riding and other activities.

Stowe Battlefield State Park, one of the most famous battlefields of the US Civil War, is the only state park in North America with such a monument.

The 1,50m high granite monument was erected in 1914 by Esther Reed and the chapter of the Daughters of Our Revolution. American soldiers from Stowe, New York, who fought in the Civil War on the battlefield of St.owe on April 14, 1863.

Boots on the battlefield on the outskirts of Rosalia in Whitman County, and there is also a bank with ATMs nearby.

If you turn right from the parking lot on the west side of the park, you can turn right into the battlefield on the way back to your car. Turn right onto the road and turn left onto the highway at the entrance to Stephoe Battlefield State Park.