Bucks County

Bucks is one of Pennsylvania’s most historic and picturesque regions, known for its charming small towns, rolling countryside, cultural landmarks, and proximity to both Philadelphia and New York City. With a mix of vibrant communities, excellent schools, and a rich blend of history and modern amenities, Bucks offers a truly unique quality of life.

Local Attractions

From history and culture to outdoor recreation, Bucks is full of attractions:

• Peddler’s Village – A destination for shopping, dining, and year-round festivals in Lahaska.
• Washington Crossing Historic Park – The site where George Washington crossed the Delaware River during the Revolutionary War.
• Sesame Place – A family theme park in Langhorne featuring rides, shows, and Sesame Street characters.
• Bucks County Playhouse – A renowned theater in New Hope offering Broadway-quality productions.

Schools

Bucks is home to some of the top-rated school districts in Pennsylvania, making it a sought-after area for families. Notable districts include:

• Central Bucks School District
• Council Rock School District
• Pennsbury School District
• Neshaminy School District

Restaurants & Dining

Bucks offers a vibrant dining scene, from fine dining to cozy cafés:

• Black Bass Hotel – A historic riverside inn and restaurant in Lumberville.
• Marsha Brown Restaurant (New Hope) – Upscale Creole cuisine in a restored church.
• Earl’s New American – Modern American dishes in Lahaska.
• The Landing Restaurant (New Hope) – A scenic spot overlooking the Delaware River.