Marine Corps Heritage Center
Semper Fidelis Memorial Park
Leatherneck Trail
Semper Fidelis Trail
Valor Trail
Chapel Trail
Chesty Puller Trail
Marine Trail
Old Kings Highway Trail
Devil Dog Trail
Boulevard de France/Crucible Switchback
Existing Rally Point
Emergency Telephone
Parking Chapel Restroom
Kings Highway Trail
1. Lieutenant General John A. Lejeune
2. Osprey Memorial
3. Ripley’s Raiders
4. Fallen Warrior
5. 3rd Battalion 26th Marines
6. HMM-364
7. Marine Veterans Memorial
8. The Tank Infantry Team
9. Force Reconnaissance
10. Sgt Reckless
11. TBS Class 3-67 and 41st OCC
12. Fire Department New York 9/11
13. 2nd Battalion 1st Marines
14. 3rd Battalion 3rd Marines
15. Hotel Company 2/7
16. Golf Company 2/7
17. Marine Corps Engineers
18. USS Arizona
19. 5th Special Basic Course
20. Basic School Class 1-57
21. Echo Company 2/7
22. The Chosin Few
23. TBS Class 3-57
24. VMO-6
25. 1st Reconnaissance Battalion, 1st Marine Division
26. HML/HMLA-167
27. BOC 1-69
28. BAR on the Beach
29. War Dog
30. Seagoing Marines
31. The Magni cent Bastards
32. HMM-362 Ugly Angels
33. Lieutenant General Lewis B. “Chesty” Puller
34. Denig’s Demons
35. China Marines
36. G-3-1 Korea
37. 5th O cers Basic Class 1948
38. The Boys of ’67
39. Molly Marine
40. Iron Mike
41. 1st Battalion 1st Marines 1st Marine Division
42. 1st Battalion 7th Marines
43. Combined Action Platoons - 1965-1971
44. – 62. OPEN
61. MCATA/VMGR
64. – 69. OPEN
ADDRESS: 1775 Semper Fidelis Way, Triangle, VA 22172 | PHONE: (703) 640-7965
HOURS: Open Daily from Dawn to Dusk | LEARN MORE AT: marineheritage.org/semper delismemorialpark
Semper Fidelis Memorial Park
Adjacent to the National Museum of the Marine Corps, a place of remembrance and re ection, Semper Fidelis Memorial Park is dedicated to the service of all Marines. The Park is an important part of the Museum visitor’s experience that provides a more personal look at the history of the Marine Corps and those that have served. Interwoven paths cross and meet at signi cant rally points where monuments honor various Marines or Marine Corps units and provide a place for visitors to pause and contemplate.
In addition to benches, plaques, and monuments, 45,000 commemorative engraved bricks line the paths throughout Semper Fidelis Memorial Park. These bricks are used to honor members from all US services as well as family and friends attesting to the honor, courage, and commitment that embodies the Marine Corps.
The Park provides visitors with three scenic overlooks, the Timothy T. Day Overlook, the Patrick F. Taylor Overlook and the Chesty Puller Overlook. These overlooks welcome visitors at di erent points around the park, providing quiet, peaceful areas for re ection and remembrance.
Semper Fidelis Memorial Park includes 2.5 miles of trails. The ADA compliant pathways provide additional access to Semper Fidelis Memorial Chapel and the southern section of the Old Kings Highway, as well as Prince William County Park Authority’s Locust Shade Park.
