San Pasqual Battlefield State Historic Park, State historic park in San Diego, United States

San Pasqual Battlefield State Historic Park is a state historic park in San Diego County, California, United States. It covers rolling hills and open land, with a visitor center and a marked battlefield area that show where the 1846 clash took place.

The battle fought here in 1846 was part of the Mexican-American War and involved US Army forces under General Stephen Kearny. The site became a state historic park in the 20th century to protect the battlefield and tell its story.

The name San Pasqual comes from the Spanish mission era and is still used for the valley and the nearby creek. Local groups hold small ceremonies here, and the open ground is also a place where people come to walk and learn about the area's past.

The park sits off a rural road, so coming by car is the easiest way to reach it. Trails are uneven in places, and the visitor center is a good first stop to get oriented before walking the grounds.

A monument on the grounds marks the spot where soldiers who fell in the battle were buried. The park also sits along a route once used by travelers and troops moving between the coast and the interior.