You must enterFort Sill to get there so be sure to have some sort of ID (driver's licence, passport).

It is not in Comanche, but rather in Lawton. Our family decided to head out on a clear winter's day to visit the gravesite of Geronimo. This is not a place to build your trip around, but if you are in the area, it is a bit of American history that should be experienced.

Have your drivers license ready to provide ID. Take Exit 41 off of I-44 to the Key Gate. Just a heads up - it's easy to enter into Fort Sill. The other markers are also interesting to read, though Geronimo's stands out from the rest by its shear size. The site itself is a quiet, well maintained place. As I drove through the camp, I wondered how life must have been for the Apaches there. The directions are well marked by signs and the folks at the gate give good directions. The site is not all that difficult to find. Visiting his grave was a 'no brainer' for me. Many Navajos I know respect Geronimo and consider him a cousin. I live on the Navajo Nation and have done so since 1996. Since my wife and I were traveling through Lawton, we decided to stop and visit the grave site. Many years ago, I had the privilege of visiting his grave. Geronimo is one of the most famous figures in American History.

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