Hotels in Gettysburg, PA
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Hilton Garden Inn Gettysburg
1.55 milesFrom*
$114
Honors Discount Non-refundable
Free parkingIndoor pool - 1 of 12
Hampton Inn Gettysburg
1.95 milesFrom*
$136
Honors Discount Non-refundable
Free breakfastFree parkingIndoor pool - 1 of 9
Hampton Inn Hanover
13.06 milesFrom*
$153
Honors Discount Semi-flex
Free breakfastFree parkingIndoor pool - 1 of 12
Tru by Hilton Shippensburg
20.92 milesComing Soon
We're opening in July 2026, but aren't accepting reservations yet.
Free breakfastFree parkingIndoor pool - 1 of 10
Tru by Hilton Chambersburg
22.48 milesFrom*
$103
Honors Discount Non-refundable
Free breakfastFree parkingIndoor pool - 1 of 12
Hampton Inn Chambersburg
22.50 milesFrom*
$104
Honors Discount Non-refundable
Free breakfastFree parkingOutdoor pool - 1 of 12
Spark by Hilton Carlisle South
24.60 milesFrom*
$64
Honors Discount Non-refundable
Free breakfastFree parking - 1 of 12
Homewood Suites by Hilton Carlisle
26.23 milesFrom*
$108
Honors Discount Non-refundable
Free breakfastFree parkingIndoor pool - 1 of 12
Hampton Inn Hagerstown-I-81
28.18 milesFrom*
$113
Honors Discount Non-refundable
Free breakfastFree parkingIndoor pool - 1 of 12
Hampton Inn Hagerstown
28.55 milesFrom*
$114
Honors Discount Non-refundable
Free breakfastFree parkingOutdoor pool - 1 of 12
Spark by Hilton Mechanicsburg
28.57 milesFrom*
$92
Honors Discount Non-refundable
Free breakfastFree parkingIndoor pool - 1 of 12
Tru by Hilton York
28.77 milesFrom*
$96
Honors Discount Non-refundable
Free breakfastFree parking - 1 of 12
Homewood Suites by Hilton York
28.91 milesFrom*
$111
Honors Discount Non-refundable
Free breakfastFree parkingIndoor pool - 1 of 12
Homewood Suites by Hilton Harrisburg-West Hershey Area
29.53 milesFrom*
$138
Honors Discount
Free breakfastFree parkingOutdoor pool - 1 of 12
Hampton Inn Harrisburg West
29.71 milesFrom*
$117
Honors Discount Non-refundable
Free breakfastFree parkingOutdoor pool
What is Gettysburg known for?
Gettysburg is known for the pivotal 1863 Civil War battle and the Gettysburg Address, delivered by President Abraham Lincoln at the dedication of Soldiers’ National Cemetery. Today, travelers come for preserved battlefields, thoughtful museums, and commemorative sites that interpret the conflict and its legacy, with many planning trips around convenient stays at Gettysburg hotels to explore the park, the cemetery, and nearby historic landmarks.
What are popular things to do in Gettysburg?
Gettysburg blends powerful history with easygoing countryside experiences. Guests find meaningful sites and simple outdoor pleasures across town and the surrounding park.
• Tour the battlefield for context and views, including avenues lined with memorials that bring the three days of fighting into focus and connect key sites among gettysburg attractions.
• Begin at the Museum and Visitor Center for exhibits, the film and cyclorama experience, and maps that help plan a thoughtful route through things to do in Gettysburg.
• Visit Soldiers’ National Cemetery to reflect where Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Address and to see the resting place of thousands of Union soldiers.
• Explore Eisenhower National Historic Site for a look at President Dwight D. Eisenhower’s home and farm, a quiet counterpoint to the battlefield.
• Stroll downtown historic blocks for galleries and small museums, then enjoy seasonal farm stands and orchard drives in the surrounding countryside.
What are the most popular outdoor activities in Gettysburg?
The park and countryside make time outdoors easy, with activities that pair gentle terrain with sweeping battlefield scenery.
• Walking and hiking on battlefield avenues and designated trails for close-up monument views and photo-friendly overlooks across gettysburg national battlefield.
• Bicycling on park roads and avenues for a slower-paced circuit of major sites, following posted regulations from the National Park Service at gettysburg national military park.
• Horseback riding on designated bridle trails with permitted operators or by bringing your own horse, a memorable way to experience key ridgelines and fields.
• Picnicking at signed areas and scenic pullouts for relaxed breaks between stops, especially pleasant in spring and fall.
• Wildlife and landscape photography at sunrise or late afternoon for soft light across fields, farm fences, and landmark high ground.
Do battlefield tours in Gettysburg offer guided options and seasonal schedules?
Yes, guided battlefield tours are offered by Licensed Battlefield Guides as two-hour car tours or bus tours that depart from the Museum and Visitor Center, with availability most days and more frequent options in spring through fall. Self-guided auto tours are available year-round, and ranger-led programs typically run on a seasonal schedule. Advance reservations for Gettysburg battlefield tours can help during busy weekends and anniversary dates, while day-of, first-come options may be available for Gettysburg National Military Park tours.
What kind of food is popular in Gettysburg?
Gettysburg’s food scene reflects local farms and Pennsylvania Dutch roots. Guests often find homestyle comfort dishes, apple-inspired treats from Adams County orchards, hearty soups and pot pies, roasted meats with seasonal vegetables, and simple farm-to-table plates that highlight nearby growers. Casual cafes and family-friendly spots are common across restaurants in gettysburg.
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