松柏塱（英文：Tsung Pak Long），位於香港新界上水西部泛濫平原嘅淡水濕地，係一條香港圍頭與客家雜居嘅圍村，具體位置爲大頭嶺、青山公路、塱原同石上河之間。松柏塱村由黃、劉、陳、李、鄺及簡姓六個宗族喺20世紀初期左右建立，村前建有五間呢五姓族人嘅祠堂。村內唔少古建築仲保留原來風貌，可以講係香港而今保存得至好嘅客家圍村。著名練馬師簡炳墀係松柏塱原居民，試過獲選為松柏塱村村長。由於松柏塱一開始就係雜姓村落，其內部亦分爲唔同姓氏嘅聚居羣落，當中最出名嘅就係客家圍。粉嶺公路起好之後，松柏塱分開咗南北兩部分，由行人天橋連接，松柏塱村主體位於粉嶺公路北面，公路南面亦有少量村屋，高爾夫景園和愛園別墅都屬松柏塱範圍之內。
Tsung Pak Long (English: Tsung Pak Long), a freshwater wetland located in the western floodplain of Sheung Shui, New Territories, Hong Kong, is a walled village of Wai Tau and Hakka people in Hong Kong, between Tai Tau Ling, Castle Peak Road, Long Yuen and Shek Sheung River. The village was founded by six clans surnamed Huang, Liu, Chen, Li, Kwong and Jian around the early 20th century, and there are five ancestral halls of these five clansmen in front of the village. Many of the ancient buildings in the village still retain their original style, and it can be said that it is the best preserved Hakka walled village in Hong Kong. Mrs. Kan Ping, a famous horse trainer, was a native resident of Songbailong and was once elected as the village chief of Songbailong Village. Since Songbailong was originally a mixed surname village, it was also divided into settlements with different surnames, the most famous of which is Hakka Wai. After the completion of the Fanling Highway, the north and south parts of Songbailong Village were separated and connected by footbridges, and the main body of Songbailong Village was located on the north side of Fanling Highway, and there were also a small number of rural houses on the south side of the highway, and the Golf Garden and Love Garden Villas were all within the scope of Songbailong.