Things to Do

Bucks County, Pennsylvania stretches along the Delaware River just north of Philadelphia. It's an enticing patchwork of historic towns, countryside, and river communities with something for everyone to enjoy.

Enjoy outdoor recreation? There are plenty of walking and hiking trails, or you can spend the day biking along the Delaware Canal Towpath, or kayaking along the Delaware. Explore Revolutionary-era landmarks and take a tour of a castle or two (Bucks County has five!). Spend a weekend hopping between wineries and farm-to-table restaurants. Bring the kids to Sesame Place Philadelphia in Langhorne or a pick-your-own farm. Chase fall foliage through covered-bridge country or plan a romantic getaway at a riverside inn.

However you like to travel, there's something here for everyone.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What’s there to do in Bucks County, PA?

A: Bucks County offers outdoor recreation, historic sites, museums, shopping, theater, train rides, river activities, wineries, breweries, scenic drives, family attractions, and seasonal festivals throughout the year.

Q: Does Bucks County offer any unique attractions?

A: Absolutely! Unique attractions include Fonthill Castle, Mercer Museum, Ringing Rocks Park, the county’s historic covered bridges, and scenic rides on the New Hope Railroad.

Q: Can I spend multiple days exploring Bucks County:

A: Yes! Many visitors turn Bucks County into a multi-day trip by combining river towns, museums, outdoor recreation, shopping, dining, live entertainment, wineries, breweries, and seasonal attractions across different parts of the county.