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As the United States expanded west in the mid-19th century, conflicts began to break out along the Santa Fe Trail, and the federal government established forts to provide protection to the settlers. Fort Larned was established in 1859 and remained in place until it was abandoned in 1878.
Today the National Historic Site is a monument to the history and cultures of those times. When you visit, you will first see a picnic area as you enter the site. There are picnic shelters and restrooms near the entrance; the shelters are set among trees that provide shade and are near the Pawnee River, which flows past the site. You may be able to spot the wildlife that now resides here, creatures such as white-tailed deer, blue jays, and armadillos; the bison, wolves, and other wildlife that once lived here now exist elsewhere, due to the pressures created by land development and expansion. When you go RV camping near Fort Larned National Historic Site, you will be within a short traveling distance of most of the area's attractions.
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