Countless attractions await to delight you in Bucks County! Amble through historic Bucks County towns and experience old fashioned festivals. Tour our wineries and covered bridges. There's a new experience around every turn of our winding roads in Bucks County.

Pearl S. Buck House & Historic Site

Guided tours of the Nobel and Pulitzer Prize-winning author's circa 1825 farmhouse and intact collection on a picturesque 68-acre estate. Seasonal special exhibits. 

 

 

 

 
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Loux Covered Bridge

Located on Wismer Road in Plumstead Township the Loux Covered Bridge was constructed of Hemlock in 1874 and crosses Cabin Run Creek. Height Limit: 11 ft; Width: 15 ft; Weight Limit: 15 tons; Length: 60 ft.

 
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Mood's Covered Bridge

The Bridge, crossing the Perkiomen Creek, was built in 1874 and destroyed by fire on June 22, 2004. Rebuilt and reopened to the public in 2007.

 
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Perkasie Olde Towne Association

Quaint downtown features restaurants, gift shops, clothing boutiques, antique stores and more. Stop by when you’re in the neighborhood and explore what Perkasie has to offer.

 
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Sheard's Covered Bridge

On Covered Bridge Road between East Rockhill and Haycock Townships. Built in 1873, this bridge spans the Tohickon Creek. Height Limit: 12 ft 1 in; Width: 15 ft; Weight Limit: See local postings; Length: 130 ft.

 
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South Perkasie Covered Bridge

Built in 1832 of pine and oak, this bridge once crossed Pleasant Spring Creek until it became closed to vehicular traffic.

 
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