Monmouth Battlefield State Park

The battlefield landscape retains much of its 18th-century character. The open agricultural fields that witnessed the heaviest fighting — the area around the Hedgerow, the Parsonage, and the West Morass — remain largely unobstructed. The park preserves the terrain features that shaped the battle: the ravines and marshy ground that channeled troop movements, the ridgelines that provided artillery positions, and the hedgerows that served as defensive lines. The Visitor Center houses exhibits on the battle, the Monmouth campaign, and the significance of Valley Forge training. Annual reenactments and interpretive programs are held on the anniversary of the battle.