Old Fort Niagara is located at 102 Morrow Plaza Youngstown New York

Hours 9:00am – 5:00pm in season

Phone: +1 716-745-7611

Open seven days a week during the months of April – October.

Open Wednesday – Sunday during November – March. View hours

2025 Admission: Adults $21.00, Children 6-12 $13.00. 6 < free. 

Advance ticket sales are not available. 

Automobile parking, restrooms and picnic facilities available.

Nearby Fort Niagara State Park has swimming pools open to the public during the summer for a nominal fee. more info

Niagara Falls Scenic Trolley

The Discover Niagara Shuttle stops at the Old Fort Niagara!

Learn about the history of Fort Niagara over the past 200 years. Old Fort Niagara offers you a chance to step back in time to an era when great empires struggled for control of North America. You’ll visit original 18th century buildings, enjoy incredible views and take part in exciting living history programs.  Don’t miss viewing the Fort’s original War of 1812 Flag. Visit Old Fort Niagara online at www.oldfortniagara.org. Don’t forget to visit our Fort Niagara Lighthouse webcam!

Aerial panorama of Old Fort Niagara.

Live broadcast of Old Fort Niagara

Old Fort Niagara Reviews
4.8 Over 1208 Reviews
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Great place to go if your interested in american history.
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One of, if not the coolest historical place I've ever visited. I didn't even realize it was here before my wife and I took a trip to the falls. Highly recommend this stop for any history enthusiast.
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Always such a fun time!! Staff is so knowledgeable and the grounds are super clean and interesting
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Old Fort Niagara is a reconstructed fort of one that was there many years ago. There is one original building that is still standing. When you enter the building, there is a small museum that tells the history about the fort and what it was used for. There is a fee to enter the actual park for parking before you get to the fort itself and there is a fee for the fort but you do get the parking fee deducted as long as you show them your receipt. There are signs telling you which way to go to get to the fort from the entrance fee station. Once you get to the fort, there are many buildings to check out. We saw a couple of demonstrations while we were visiting the fort and the guides were very polite and helpful. It’s on the edge of the Niagara River which flows into Lake Ontario and you are able to view both of them from the fort.