Preserved Revolutionary War battlefield featuring historic farmlands, walking trails, monuments, and interpretive exhibits commemorating a surprise nighttime attack during the Philadelphia Campaign.
General Information
Hours:
Daily: Sunrise to sunset
Open year-round
Open year-round
Fees:
Free admission
Pet Policy:
Leashed pets are permitted on the battlefield grounds and trails; owners must clean up after their pets
Closest cities with hotels:
Malvern, Pennsylvania (approximately 4 mi)
Seasons:
Spring through fall provide the most comfortable conditions for touring the battlefield, though the park is accessible year-round
Location:
https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=400+Monument+Avenue+Malvern+PA+19355400 Monument Avenue, Malvern, PA 19355
Website:
https://www.paoli.org/paoli.org
How to Get There
From Malvern (4 mi): Take US-30 east from downtown Malvern, continue toward Monument Avenue, and follow signs to the battlefield park entrance at 400 Monument Avenue.
Overview
Paoli Battlefield Historical Park preserves the site of the Paoli Massacre of September 20, 1777, when British troops made a surprise night bayonet attack on General Anthony Wayne's American encampment during the Philadelphia Campaign. Walking paths, interpretive signs, and monuments cross the preserved fields in Chester County.
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