Camp Hancock State Historic Site

Explore the Legacy of Camp Hancock! Located at 101 East Main Ave., Bismarck, Camp Hancock is a historical gem that preserves the rich military heritage of the region. Established in 1872 as Camp Greeley to protect the workers building the Northern Pacific Railroad, this site was renamed Camp Hancock in 1873, honoring General Winfield Scott Hancock. Step inside the historic log headquarters building, which has been carefully enlarged and remodeled over the years. Now serving as an interpretive museum, it showcases fascinating artifacts and stories that illuminate local history. Whether you’re a history enthusiast or just looking for a unique outing, Camp Hancock offers an engaging experience for all ages.