Eugene O'Neill National Historic Site
- Historic house
- Regional draw
- Danville
Eugene O’Neill National Historic Site preserves Tao House, where the playwright worked on several of his major late plays.
The hillside property near Danville provides a distinctive setting for exploring his life, writing and working environment through National Park Service interpretation.
Reservations are required for visits, including scheduled tours and self-guided days. The house lies inside a private gated community and visitors cannot drive personal vehicles to it. Use the free National Park Service shuttle from Danville according to the instructions in your confirmed reservation; do not attempt independent access through the neighborhood.
Visitor details reviewed October 27, 2026. Consult primary place information for background, and confirm current access and operating arrangements before visiting. View on OpenStreetMap.
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