Most activities are outdoors. Good, walking shoes with closed toes and low heels are advised. Accessibility Directly in front of the entrance gate is a handicap temporary parking zone. Due to the authenticity of the site's reconstruction, accessibility is limited. The Visitor Center, Museum, and rest rooms are accessible.
Natural lighting is used in the living history areas of the site, resulting in dimly lit rooms.
Tours of the site for special needs groups and individuals can be arranged with reservations. Bus drop off zones are in front of the entrance gate and on the James Street side of the site. Buses can be parked in city lots across the street. Getting Around The entrance gate to the Monument requires a short walk of less than one quarter mile or 275 meters from the city parking facilities on James Street. For those touring the area by bicycle, a bicycle rack can be found at the entrance gate.