Fort Lincoln State Park, located near Mandan, North Dakota, is a historical park that spans approximately 977 acres. It was established in 1907 to preserve the area's rich history and natural beauty.

The main feature of Fort Lincoln State Park is the reconstructed military post known as Fort Abraham Lincoln from which Lt. Col. George Armstrong Custer departed before his infamous Battle at Little Bighorn in 1876. Visitors can explore restored buildings including Custer's House and barracks blockhouses offering insights into frontier military life.

In addition to its historic significance, the park offers recreational activities such as camping with modern facilities available for visitors year-round; hiking trails through wooded areas along the Missouri River; picnicking spots; bird watching opportunities due to diverse habitats within its boundaries.