Local Attractions

ANTlQUE AND FLEA MARKET
Route 29 South, 15 miles from the Inn. Saturday and Sunday. Go early - large indoor and outdoor selection.

BUCKS COUNTY RIVER COUNTRY
P.O. Box 6, Point Pleasant, PA 18930. (215) 297-5000. Tubing, rafting, canoeing, kayaking on scenic Delaware River. Group and company picnics fully catered. Nation's largest haunted woods hayride.

BUCKS COUNTY PLAYHOUSE
70 South Main Street, New Hope, PA I8938. (215) 862-2041. March - December.

BUCKS COUNTY RIVER COUNTRY
Rafting, canoeing, kayaking & tubing on scenic Delaware River

FRIENDS OF THE DELAWARE CANAL
Locktender's House, 145 South Main Street, New Hope, PA 18938. (215) 862-2021. Restored 19th century Locktender's House on the Delaware Canal. "Life at the Lock" exhibit depicts canal workers and their families at work and play. Located at the New Hope Mule Barge Ride.

GREAT ANTlQUE SHOPPING AND ART GALLERIES
In New Hope and in Lambertville, NJ, a short walk across the Delaware River Bridge.

GHOST TOURS
P O. Box 3354, Warminster, PA 18974. (215) 957-9988 or (215) 357-5637. Tours meet at the cannon on Main Street in New Hope. Tours begin at 8pm every Saturday night June -August. September-November tours run every Friday and Saturday night.

MUSEUMS
There are wonderful museums in the area. The Michener Museum has opened a satelite in New Hope at Union Square. For the Bucks County Tourist Commission-call(215) 345-4552.

NEW HOPE & IVYLAND RAILROAD
P. O. Box 634, New Hope, PA 18938. Station on West Bridge & Stockton Streets. (215) 862-2332. Enjoy a 50 minute narrated train ride through scenic Bucks County. Ride the antique coaches pulled by our 1925 Baldwin Steam Locomotive, or historic diesel engines. Special Dinner, Brunch, Wine and Cheese trains available. Santa Rides.

NEW HOPE MULE BARGE COMPANY
P. O. Box 164, New Hope, PA 18938. New Street. (215) 862-2842. Experience canal life as it existed 150 years ago. Travel the picturesque Delaware Canal, a PA State Park, on an old-fashioned mule drawn barge. Folk singer & historian on board. April - November 15.

NEW HOPE WINERY, INC.
6123 Lower York Road, Rte. 202, New Hope, PA 18938 (215) 794-2331. The "all new" New Hope Winery. Visit our winery and taste our award winning Pennsylvania wines - over 32 varieties! Gift shop is full of international wine accessories, gourmet foods and items for baskets. Personalized labeling available.

PARRY MANSION
45 Main Street, New Hope, PA 18938. (215) 862-5460. Built in 1784 by Benjamin Parry and purchased by the New Hope Historical Society in 1966. The Mansion reflects 125 years of decorative changes from 1775 to 1900. April - December.

PEDDLER'S VILLAGE
Experience shopping in an 18th century countryside village with landscaped gardens and 70 specialty shops ranging from wearable art, jewelry, fashion accessories, gourmet foods, toys and novelties, handicrafts, home furnishings, collectibles, leather goods, flowers, and more.

RALPH STOVER STATE PARK
Situated in eastern Bucks County, the park contains 45 acres of fishing, swimming, hiking, picnicking and whitewater rafting. The nearby High Rocks section of the park is a lovely overlook with beautiful scenic vistas of the Tohickon Creek.

SAND CASTLE WINERY
72 acre estate producing world class wines. Cabernet, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Riesling grapes grown & bottled. Tasting & cellar tours.

WASHINGTON CROSSING HISTORIC PARK
P O. BOX 1 03, Washington Crossing, PA 18977. PA Rtes.32 and 532. (215) 493-4076. The site where on Christmas, 1776, George Washington and the Continental Army crossed the icy Delaware River. Includes the 19th-century village of Taylorsville, Bowman's Hill Wildflower Preserve, outdoor recreation and picnic areas.

UPRIVER DRIVE
(Rte. 32 North - 15 miles, return Rte. 29 South on New Jersey side, Straight highway). Scenic all the way to Frenchtown Bridge. Original stage coach route along river. Don't miss miniature mule farm and the artist Garber's home on Cutaloosa Road - 3/4 mile in. Also, Lumberville store - rent bikes, picnic lunches).

WELLS FERRY BOAT RIDES
Narrated tour on the Delaware River will give you a little history and a glimpse of New Hope's varied architecture.

For information, go to www.newhopevisitorscenter.org, www.newhopepennsylvania.com, www.buckscountycvb.org, or www.buckscounty.org