Places to Stay in Gettysburg

Find the best places to stay in Gettysburg with our online accommodation directory! From charming hotels & motels and welcoming bed & breakfasts to rustic cabins & campgrounds and inviting guest houses & vacation rentals, there are all sorts of options to find your ideal accommodations. You’ll find great rates, too, so you can stay longer, explore more, and experience everything historic Adams County has to offer.

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Historic Hotels in Gettysburg

Classic charm runs deep at Gettysburg’s historic hotels, including Hotel Gettysburg – located in the heart of historic downtown Gettysburg. You could also lay your head at the Federal Pointe Inn, a former 1896 school that is a blend of Federal and Gothic architectural features located in the historic downtown district, or The Swope Manor, a beautifully preserved 1836 mansion. The Brickhouse Inn blends an 1898 Victorian home and an 1830s residence that bears battle scars from the war, while Lightner Farmhouse Bed & Breakfast offers a peaceful stay in an 1862 Federal-style house situated on 18 private acres just two miles from the Gettysburg National Military Park.

Places to Stay Near Gettysburg National Military Park

Wake up where history happened and stay just steps from Gettysburg National Military Park. Walk to the battlefield from welcoming spots like Best Western Gettysburg, 1863 Inn of Gettysburg, Quality Inn — Gettysburg Battlefield, and the Inn at Cemetery Hill. Want a little more breathing room? For those willing to take a short drive, options like Courtyard by Marriott Gettysburg and Wyndham Gettysburg provide modern amenities just a few minutes from the battlefield.

Cabins and Campgrounds in Adams County

For a rustic getaway in Gettysburg and Adams County, you can choose from popular cabin rentals and campgrounds. Settle into a campsite or a cozy cabin at Round Top Campground, or delight the whole family at Gettysburg Battlefield Resort. You can delve into Civil War History while enjoying the great outdoors at Granite Hill Camping Resort and Drummer Boy Camping Resort, or embrace a peaceful, woodsy retreat at Gettysburg KOA Campground.

Pet-Friendly Accommodations in Gettysburg

Adams County rolls out the red carpet for four-legged travelers! Snag a pet-friendly room at the 1863 Inn of Gettysburg, Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, or Wyndham Gettysburg. At Battlefield Bed & Breakfast, you and your pup soak in the countryside charm. Feeling adventurous? Cozy up in a cabin or campsite at Round Top Campground, Drummer Boy Camping Resort, Granite Hill Camping Resort, and Gettysburg KOA Campground.

Can you stay on the Gettysburg Battlefield?

Yes — in limited circumstances. Gettysburg National Military Park offers overnight stays at two historic properties on the battlefield: the Michael Bushman House and the John Slyder Farmhouse. These unique rentals are available seasonally and may close temporarily at certain times of year for maintenance or park operations. Reservations are made through Recreation.gov, and availability is limited. Guests should note that these are historic homes with specific rules and restrictions, and the park is closed from sunset to sunrise outside the immediate house area. For travelers seeking more flexibility or additional amenities, there are also numerous hotels, bed & breakfasts, inns, and campgrounds located just minutes from the battlefield and historic downtown Gettysburg. For current availability and full details on battlefield house rentals, visit www.nps.gov/gett/planyourvisit/eatingsleeping.htm

When is the best time to visit Gettysburg?

The best time to visit Gettysburg depends on what kind of experience you’re looking for! If you’re looking for lively events, reenactments, and tours, the summer is better, especially around the battle anniversary in July. For fewer crowds and beautiful scenery, visit in spring or late fall. Shoulder seasons offer lower rates, cooler weather, and a quieter, more reflective experience on the battlefield.

How many days should you stay in Gettysburg?

First-time visitors should plan to stay at least three full days in Gettysburg. One day is easily spent exploring the National Military Park and Museum. Beyond the battlefield, enjoy historic downtown Gettysburg, dine at local restaurants, shop eclectic boutiques, and explore the beautiful orchards, wineries, and hiking trails of Adams County.

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Places To Stay

Brickhouse Inn Bed & Breakfast of Gettysburg

One of Gettysburg’s premier award-winning Bed and Breakfast. Two historic buildings (1830 and 1898), great location, lovely gardens, on-site parking.

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452 Baltimore Street,
Gettysburg, PA 17325

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The Lodges at Gettysburg

Experience the rustic elegance of our private lodges with kitchenettes, fireplaces, porches, down bedding and modern comforts of home. Enjoy the solitude, beauty and comfort on our 63 rolling acres with picturesque views. Perfect for families, couples, retreats, weddings and more!

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685 Camp Gettysburg Road,
Gettysburg, PA 17325

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Newhart’s Iron Horse Inn

Enjoy our Civil War Farm, located on 65 acres just five miles from the Gettysburg National Military Park. There are two beautifully decorated facilities.

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720 Plunkert Road,
Littlestown, PA 17340

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Red Carpet Inn – Perfect Rest Motel

Located near National Park, Eisenhower Farm, Seton Shrine, Battlefield and Washington, DC tours from the motel. AARP discount. Under new management.

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2450 Emmitsburg Road,
Gettysburg, PA 17325

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Aspire Hotel & Suites

104 newly renovated and contemporary guest rooms. A grand ballroom and numerous closed-door meeting rooms. A private top-of-the-line breakfast area and cozy lobby. Simple contemporary luxury at its best.

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2632 Emmitsburg Road,
Gettysburg, PA 17325

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Blue Coat Cottage

Step into history and comfort at Blue Coat Cottage, Gettysburg’s jewel. Voted Best Vacation Rental in 2021, 2022, 2023 and 2024, this cozy haven offers modern comfort amid hallowed grounds. We offer peace and quiet while being a short drive to all Gettysburg has to offer. Your remarkable journey starts here.

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Gettysburg, PA 17325

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Eisenhower Hotel and Conference Center

Located south of Gettysburg, less than 5 miles from downtown and within a mile of the battlefields, the hotel offers amenities for all visitors.

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2634 Emmitsburg Rd,
Gettysburg, PA 17325

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The Brafferton Inn

This 1786 fieldstone, the oldest in town, offers 18 guest rooms with 6 suites, all with private baths, air conditioning & a gourmet breakfast daily.

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44 York Street,
Gettysburg, PA 17325

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Hotel Gettysburg

At the heart of Gettysburg’s historic district, the Hotel is conveniently located at One Lincoln Square, within walking distance of most attractions.

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1 Lincoln Square,
Gettysburg, PA 17325

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The Lightner Farmhouse Bed & Breakfast

On 18 acres, three miles south of Cemetery Hill, this historic Federal-style home offers a peaceful setting. Civil War Hospital. Full country breakfast.

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2350 Baltimore Pike,
Gettysburg, PA 17325

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