American Memorial Park - Activities

The Carillon Belltower is dedicated to the American and Northern Marianas people who died during World War II. In their remembrance, bells chime every half-hour from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

HISTORIC SITES The park contains many remnant structures from World War II. Scattered throughout the park are Japanese pillboxes, buildings, fuel storage tanks, bunkers, and a bathhouse/garden complex. There is also a Chamorro Latte Stone near the park entrance where Beach Road ends.

CULTURAL SITES The first Carolinian village site is marked by a wayside exhibit at Micro Beach.

WETLAND MANGROVE FOREST The 30-acre wetland and mangrove forest is a remnant ecosystem habitat of the Northern Marianas. The wetlands contain numerous species of plants, trees, flowers, and birds, including the endangered Nightingale Reed-Warbler. The adjacent mudflats are an important migratory bird site.

AMPHITHEATER A modern 1,200-seat outdoor amphitheater complex and other facilities host a variety of special events.

TOURS Wetland, bird watching, and educational tours are available by making advanced arrangements with the National Park Service.