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This Park is classified in the category of Historical place.
Nice job NPS!!! A very nice presentation of Native American culture 2000 yrs BP.....
Very informative and super great Rangers.
Fascinating historic native American place.
Amazing!
Wonderful place full of magic an mistery
The Hopewell and Adena peoples and their story are absolutely fascinating. They have excellent displays and interpretative posters, and the mounds themselves are quite impressive.
Peaceful.
Buck Fifty cross country running race
Had the gates closed.
Rangers are friendly and very informative. Great stop for a day visit. Books on Native American history are fairly accurate- this review is coming from a Ho-Chunk person, so I can only verify our history. Lots of kids seemed to be enjoying it, and I plan to bring mine when I have some.
A great place to learn about history. Disappointed to learn all the mou do are replicas.
A fun day of exploring and learning!!!
Great movie, nice small museum, allow maybe 30 min inside before VC closes, then you can walk around outside the rest of the time after it closes and read the informative signs around the Mounds
Grouchy park ranger at entrance. Very little information about the mounds.
Such a fascinating history. Small visitor center with great display of artifacts, good book selection and really interesting movie.
Great historical place! Must see if you are in the area.
Nice place hike and take picnic
I love this place! Great for a quiet walk with the family.
Great place to take a walk check out the museum and watch the film its about 20 min and very educational gives you a better understanding of what you are seeing.
Love going to historical sites.
Awesome little park with picnic tables for a peaceful, serene lunch.
Very informative and intriguing to learn about the hopewell mounds and Indians
We thoroughly enjoyed our visit to the park. It is a beautiful setting. The displays & artifacts were very informative, interesting & educational. The staff were very friendly, personable & knowledgeable. I recommend to anyone interested in state, regional & local history.
It's a nice place to take a walk and learn about Ohio's history.
This park is definitely something to see. The mounds here are very fascinating and there are quite a few of them. There's at least two nice trails that I saw. Also check out the gift shop/museum.
Great park site. The rangers were hands-on with the kids. We enjoyed the rich history.
Lots of books and information in a Very cool museum, Grounds well kept up. Staff very friendly
Nice little place to explore.
Very interesting place. Double history surrounding when it began and more recent history of how it was preserved. A true gem.
Mound City is well kept. Informative video. Impressive
Interesting. Books and craft kits available but PRICEY!!!! Lectures and walks/tours are very informative.
Cool history and museum. The mounds are reconstructed (a.k.a. fake) -- they used to be on Camp Sherman property and were destroyed in the process of creating the camp.
Very interesting and informative.
Awesome place just for an area to walk in But the history of the Hopewell Indian culture was a great experience. The area has a total of 34 mounds. Take the kids there, good place to picnic.
The video was very informative and the grounds are really interesting.
Great information and such an historical treasure.
Nice and clean. Good place to take the family and learn a little history.
For accuracy and authenticity, the center is excellent. It's video presentation is excellent. It is a part of early native American history not usually so well presented or represented. The prices in the gift shop were also quite reasonable.
This is an outstanding national park historical site. Worth a trip to explore the mounds.
Nice place, free, informative, worth a visit, friendly staff, only a few minutes from 35.
Great place. Enjoy the usual quietude and ask a lot of questions. There are a couple different locations to visit in the area. Look for their Harness series lectures and try to attend any you are interested in.
Great historical site to visit, it offers kids the opportunity to earn a "Junior ranger" badge, my 9 and 12 year old really enjoyed that activity.
An amazing place! When at the visitor center, be sure to see the short film which provides an explanation about the earthworks and some insights into the brilliance of the native American culture that built them. The earthworks are impressive!
Museum was closed but Park is open till dusk. Enjoyed reading the information outside and want to go back. We had to cut visit short due to rain. Great place to have a picnic
Interesting subject matter, very neatly maintained facility and grounds.
A Park Ranger leads a guided tour of the Park each morning at 10:00 am. If you opt to wander the grounds on your own, there are several information plaques telling about the construction and purpose of the different mounds. Beyond the mound wall perimeter, there is a short trail through a wooded area, and a pathway going down to and along the Scioto River. There are several benches to sit, relax and ponder; there are a few picnic tables if you care to bring a snack or lunch.
The kids had a great time !!! Extra summer learning !!!
Amazing how such a large scale project like this could have been built 2000 yesterday ago.
It was very very beautiful and also a very beautiful experience as well
Nice quiet place
Told three school teachers and ten friends about Hopewell. Fascinating film and park. Unfortunately it was raining and I was already ill from getting wet and into air conditioning. Miserable now.
Beautiful park despite being surrounded by state prison facilities but once inside the short, wooded drive to the parking area all things modern and ugly are forgotten. A very peaceful park with a near immediate calming effect. Get off that awful paved Yoctangee flood wall path and experience the real beauty of Ross County. "Serenity Now!"
Very relaxing walk
The staff was very helpful and the mounds are interesting.
Very cool little park that's off the beaten path. Has a very nice running/hiking trail.
Nice trails for bikes or walking
Worth your time to visit. What a history lesson you can get here.
A lot of history very nice very clean really enjoyed it
Very informative and well maintained !! Quite a sight to see.
Be sure to visit and learn more about the inhabitants of North America before the Europeans arrived.
Fascinating look into the America of 100 BCE
Very educational , interesting and great
Great historical place to learn about early Indians of Ohio. Respect the mounds, listen to the rangers they are full of knowledge. Great hiking trails, stay on path as there is a lot of poison ivy.
The tourist center is full of great information and movies. This was my first time there and I thoroughly enjoyed it.
A moving eye opener to the insensitivity and arrogance of our European/Judeo-Christian centric society and culture. Thanks.
Visited the Junction Earthwork earlier in day for a researcher guided tour. Stopped at Hopewell Visitor Center on wsy home. Volunteers wete personable and VERY well informed. Fabulous place to visit.
People from all over the world are visiting this hidden gem. Unbelievable how many of the Hopewell People were gathered at the same time in several local areas.
For a free place it is a neat thing to see and learn about!
A nice visitor center with a short informative video, a small museum with Hopewell culture artifacts, helpful Rangers and volunteers. This is all attached to the mound city site. If you are looking to visit the serpent mound, be advised that it is about an hour away to the southwest.
Very interesting. Wish I had more time.
Wish I had more time
Impressive display of Indian Mounds. The largest collection of mounds that I have visited in 1 location.
Very interesting site. Although historical items have been uncovered at this site and others around the state, there is really only speculation about why the mounds were created where they are or the relevancy of their designs and layouts.
Very informative
Stooped while traveling threw the area. I have been to most of the mounds in southern Ohio. Beautiful place for a stroll and reading about their culture. Lovely center with very friendly staff.
Museum is small but has an informative video. Good walking trails nearby.
Liked how they let a back corner of the complex go wild, to illustrate what early settlers would have found.
His place is amazing
The mounds are well maintained and the small museum provides a good understanding of the people who built the mounds.
A beautiful walk to see historical Mounds from badk in the day
Awsome
Very fascinating ancient native culture. Lots of technology, astrology, trade, and tradition.
I am so disappointed that the people there didn't even show visitors the insides of the mounds. They could have used the computer to show people! The mounds themselves are not interesting,you can use what the hopewell used though.But still this is the best rating you will here out of me.
Great walk. Quiet, beautiful
Kind staff who appear to love the history of the site. Really cool location.
Awesome place and an amazing mystery! Staff was super helpful answering all questions and guiding us to the many different sites run by the N.P.S.
We have begun the adventure of collecting passport cancellation stamps at national parks and historical sites. We were excited to have a historical location so close to home, so we stopped. We were pleasantly surprised at the history of the mounds and the American natives who built them. Definitely a place worth visiting.
Interesting site. Would have been nice to access the visitor center. Thanks Trump for closing it.
It was a nice area, interesting and quiet. I liked the museum too. It is nice that you can still visit historical areas for free.
Nice place to get away, learn some history, and have a quiet walk.
This was a wonderful tour, absolutely recommend it if you are in the area!
It was bigger than we thought.
After my visit to the cultural center, I have a much broader understanding of the Hopewell people. The staff is very knowledgeable. Walking around the mounds is a rare experience.
This is a great place to go check out, they have a museum there that has artifacts that they found on site. some date back many moons ago. just to walk through the fields around there and read the placards of how our ancestors took care of the pass loved ones. If you get a chance, please go take a look see.
A small, enjoyable historic park. Features include a 20 minute introductory film, a small museum with artifacts from the excavations, a gift shop, and of course the mound complex itself.
It's a good place to visit. The Earth Mounds are spread out over the area. To see several sites will take you some time. Go to the visitors center first and watch the movie. It gives you things to watch for.
Great place to visit with kids (especially 4th graders ;) ) lots of great info in the center, great walk outside. Amazing history here!
Beautiful place to visit. The staff is extremely knowledgeable and friendly.
Great place for a little stop. They staff was great in explaining the history of this site and several other sites in the area. I had no idea of the amount of history around this area.
Beautiful and very pleased to see our country is protecting and preservation of the heritage of native Americans
Great employees
Great biking trail plus a great walking trail.
A fantastic place to learn about local heritage.
Great historical learning experience.
We loved visiting and learning about this historical landmark!
They would not let my dog in:( so I could not view the informational center. So it was just a walk to read the a igns in front of the mounds.
Very interesting culture
Worth a look, lots to learn and see, very interesting.
Great site if you're into mounds and Hopewell and Adena cultures. Good 20 minute movie. Knowageable staff give tours. Good for kids.
Well, we walked around the mounds. Walked by Scioto River. Enjoyed the artifacts in the museum. Talked with the interpreter park ranger. Received energy and left energy.
Awesome place deer come right up to you
This park is very clean. The junior ranger program is great. It has a nice little trail around the mounds.
Easy access and nice museum.
very nice park to let your kids run, the history here is amazing and has a little gift shop. my family learned a lot on this trip
Nice
Awesome place to learn about Chillicothe history and it's great for the kids too.
This place is really amazing. We only went to the main site - with the visitor center - but it was very informative and the ranger on duty was super helpful. Take the time to watch the film, and walk through the museum. Make a day of itn
My boys were less interested than me, but the visitor has an excellent interactive video station, as well as some as fantastic artifacts on display.
Beautiful park, easy access to the whole mound park and nicely maintained trails as well. The gift shop has a huge selection of books and other helpful resources to learn more about the different cultures. The quick video that loops is very informative and taught me a lot!
Great stop to take while learning about the history of Ohio and the Native people that used to live here. The visitor center is great and the area is beautiful.
A great place to learn about the native cultures that existed in Ohio a thousand years ago.
Small NPS site. Great junior ranger program (swag for the kiddos) and very friendly and helpful rangers. There's a small area with actual artifacts recovered from some of the area and the 17 minute video helps you understand the Hopewell. I wish the video had gone a little into how the significance of the area was recognized (much of the area has been farmed and built over). But a nice side stop on our drive to another NPS Park.
The park ranger and a volunteer who was serving that day helped make the experience better than excellent!! They had a command of the culture and the people and were able to answer every question. The park is beautiful especially as you go back through the woods down to the river.
Lovely place. Beautiful museum. The walk is easy and pleasant. Well kept and the river close by. Nice for quiet meditation. Dogs are welcome on a leash. Quite a bit can be seen in an hour but plenty to keep one occupied for 2-3 easily. Would make a good picnic site with tables and benches scattered around.
Rich with history. Beautiful surroundings. Great for the walker.
Interesting bit of history that I never knew
Go for it! Check out the mounds! Walk out to the Scioto river! Very nice park. Well maintained. Informative exhibits and staff. Wide variety of materials in the gift shop.
Great Experience. My son earned his Archaeology Merit Badge. Staff was great.
Interesting. Highly recommend a walk through the Millinium Grove near Fairfied Inn. That is really interesting.
Tour was nice. Grounds are beautiful. Enjoyed the video and museum.
This is the birthplace of American archaeology. The architecture of these cities is fascinating. Bret Ruby with the National Park Service provided insight into the development of these sites.
Excellent park that is associated with the National Park System. Best of all, this park is FREE. There are multiple locations with mounds to visit that have a great wealth of information to learn about the Hopewell Native Americans. The Visitor Center has a small but very informative museum with several artifacts. Definitely worth a visit.
Wonderful historic site
Great history lesson on some virtually unknown people. Very interesting.
One of the mysterious places about pre-Columbian era. Historians are still not sure why this palace was built or used for. Nevertheless, very interesting place. Museum and short video gives pretty good information about known facts. A Junior Ranger booklet seems to be a little difficult for 6 years old.
Nice laid back place to visit.
Neat to see along the way to another destination. Not worth a special trip tbh
Was a very peaceful and awesome. Just be sure to bring plenty of water
Great place to visit with kids
Very interesting. It has good explanations by the mpinds
The staff was very helpful and passionate about the site. Well maintained and beautiful
This is a very interesting place. There are a bunch of local mounds right next to the visitor center that are very interesting to walk around and see. The visitor center itself has a very interesting Museum attached to it, and it has bathrooms if you need those. Everything is very well maintained the field with the mounds is mowed and kept clean. The staff at The Visitor Center seems to be very friendly, and they were very helpful and explaining everything that you were looking at. The gift shop actually has quite a few very interesting souvenirs if you want to buy them too.
Pretty neat to see all the artifacts and all the stuff there I've been here 2 or 3 times and enjoy it each time
Interesting to learn the Hopewell Native American's traded far and wide.
Very informative, educational and fun for kids!
Very informative....self guided tours but Rangers onsite to answer any questions
Great place to visit for the entire family
Great place for kids!
THE HEART OF IT ALL HONOR OUR ANCESTORS
Was a great experience
Cool site nice museum great staff. Nice stop on a long drive
Stopped on my way through and was intrigued with the life and culture of the people of the area.
Wonderful explanatory intro film and then we walked around outside to imagine the people who built the Mounds it was absolutely amazing!
Amazing history! I wouldn't always buy what they "those" you happened here. There's no possible way humans could have built these mounds in the ancient days....
Fantastic family friendly place to go!
This is a cite rich with history that's easy to overlook. My wife and I started with the visitor's center where we met with a U.S. National Park Ranger who gave us a wonderful and enthusiastic overview. We also watched the 18 minute video. Then after an enjoyable walk around the area, we returned to the visitor's center and chatted with a newly assigned Ranger. He gave us an additional perspective of the area, including information about an active dig where we could observe archaeologists in action. How much you enjoy your visit here will greatly depend on your effort to uncover the history.
Have always enjoyed stopping here. A beautiful spot . An interesting look at the past.