Stillwater, Saratoga County
Rolling hills with fields and hedgerows paint a pastoral scene belying the desperate battles that took place here during the Revolutionary War. Primarily visited for its historical significance, this 3,000-plus-acre park in Stillwater, Saratoga County, hosts many species of birds and mammals. Designated an Important Bird Area by the National Audubon Society, the park provides breeding habitat for grassland birds. Victory Woods is a separate parcel about 8 miles north of the battlefield.
Wildlife to Watch
- Woodchucks
- Red fox
- Cottontail rabbits
- Wild turkey
- Red-tailed hawks
- Kestrels
- American goldfinches
- Bobolinks
- Bluebirds
Where to Watch
- Trails
- Tour road
- Visitors center
Recreational Opportunities
- Hiking
- Biking
- Cross-country skiing
- Equestrian trails
- Visitors center
- Historic home
- Battlefield
Size
Battlefield - 3,000 acres; Victory Woods - 22 acres
Closest Town
Stillwater
Directions
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Contact Information
Telephone: 518-670-2985
Address: 648 Route 32, Stillwater, NY 12170
Website: Saratoga National Historical Park
Photo credits: NYS DEC, Park Ranger Jacquie Tinker