Located in Bucks County, there are many things to do in the local regions. Biking, discovering covered bridges, maybe a hunt through some of the antique shops scattered throughout the area, or a visit to the Sand Castle Winery for the afternoon.
Glider rides and light aircraft sight seeing are available at Van Sant Airport. For history, well, Washington did cross the Delaware 20 miles down river. And for kids, Seasame Place and the Crayola Crayon Factory are nearby.
Golden Pheasant Inn Bed and Breakfast - A Country Bed and Breakfast Inn & Restaurant
Located just north of New Hope, PA in Erwinna, Pennsylvania. The Golden Pheasant Inn is situated on the eastern boundary of Tinicum township in a section of Bucks County which was called Manor of Highlands. In 1699, the 7,500 acres were purchased from William Penn by the London Company.
With the completion of the northern leg of the Delaware Canal in 1832, oases sprang up along the route to serve the canal men on their runs from ..... [ more
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Built in the 1700's and considerably enlarged and remodeled in 1871 and again in the 1990's, the Evermay on-the-Delaware is listed on the National Register of Historical Places. Located on 25 acres of lush pastures, woodland and gardens between the Delaware River and Canal, the hotel is central to exploring Bucks County, Pennsylvania, and Hunterdon County, New Jersey. Within a short distance of the hotel is antiquing, historic sites, galleries and museums, parks and canoeing. Nevertheless, Evermay on-the-Delaware ..... [ more
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Golden Pheasant Inn Bed and Breakfast - A Country Bed and Breakfast Inn & Restaurant
Located just north of New Hope, PA in Erwinna, Pennsylvania. The Golden Pheasant Inn is situated on the eastern boundary of Tinicum township in a section of Bucks County which was called Manor of Highlands. In 1699, the 7,500 acres were purchased from William Penn by the London Company.
With the completion of the northern leg of the Delaware Canal in 1832, oases sprang up along the route to serve the canal men on their runs from ..... [ 
Built in the 1700's and considerably enlarged and remodeled in 1871 and again in the 1990's, the Evermay on-the-Delaware is listed on the National Register of Historical Places. Located on 25 acres of lush pastures, woodland and gardens between the Delaware River and Canal, the hotel is central to exploring Bucks County, Pennsylvania, and Hunterdon County, New Jersey. Within a short distance of the hotel is antiquing, historic sites, galleries and museums, parks and canoeing. Nevertheless, Evermay on-the-Delaware ..... [