Preserved Revolutionary War battlefield featuring historic farmlands, forested trails, monuments, and interpretive exhibits commemorating one of the largest and most important battles fought during the American Revolution.
Visitor Center: 9am to 4pm daily
No entrance fee
How to Get There
From Freehold (5 mi): Take NJ-33 East toward Manalapan, continue to Business Route 33, and follow signs to the park entrance and visitor center at 20 State Route 33.
Overview
Monmouth Battlefield State Park preserves the site of the June 28, 1778 Battle of Monmouth, one of the largest and longest battles of the Revolution, where Washington's Continental Army, trained through the winter at Valley Forge, confronted British forces retreating from Philadelphia. Over 1,800 acres of battlefield have hiking trails, overlooks, and a visitor center with artifacts, maps, and multimedia, plus the restored Craig House.
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