Staff was friendly when we first entered. The place is not that big, but for the space they have,…read morethey have a good variety. They have a rock wall, slide, lots of stations with different tactile experiences, a small water station, among many others. There is a hand washing station on one end and family friendly bathrooms on the other (including changing table in both men's/women's bathrooms, and step stools for the little ones). Parking is metered every day, including Sundays.

Watch out for the the New Hope Police ticketing this private lot with absolutely no signs nor…read morekiosks in view of the parking area in front of the museum! What an ordeal. I was ticketed two times in 5 minutes and ended up having to go to court after depositing over $180 in extortion fees from the Newark police who refused to make this right when I provided evidence that you could not see any signage nor kiosks when parking in front of the museum. The exhibits are tired and run down and missing many items. That said, the grandkid had a good time. Shame on the chief of New Hope Police or mishandling Justice and telling me I could go to trial. The judge dropped the charges immediately and chastised the New Hope Police department.

In the heart of Abington, and about a hundred yards away from the Roslyn train station, you can…read morefind Briar Bush, a hidden nature preserve tucked away on Edge Hill road. With scenic walking trails, an outdoor classroom, day camps and a small indoor animal habitat, Briar Bush is a great spot for small children, couples on a date, or anyone looking for a brief respite from the urgency of the modern world. With free admission for locals and a small fee for out-of-towners, the preserve is accessible to all patrons provided that they are able to walk down some wooded trails that circle through the admittedly short walking routes. The centerpiece of the trails is a picturesque, secluded pond with benches for sitting and an interactive sign with information on the local fauna and flora. The indoor animal habitat has a small gift shop, pamphlets on upcoming events and information on other parks in the area, and several interesting animals such as a blind possum named Odin, a bearded lizard named Karl, and several other unique turtles and reptiles. All of Briar Bush can be walked through in an hour or so, but the low admission, interactive nature events and scenic walking trails will have you wanting to return again soon.

I take my 2 y. o. granddaughter nearly every week. There are so many wonderful things to explore…read moreand learn from. They have a walking path through the woods with a natural playground and sandbox, a bird house building to watch and interactive displays, a mini zoo inside a house with small animals and activities including a treehouse. They also have weekly activities and seasonal events for elementary school kids. My granddaughter calls Briar Bush "The Animal House" and loves to put a donation in the collection box before we leave.

This is one of galleries in New Hope that have original works of one of the most beautiful…read moreimpressionist painting of the established living artist Laurence A. Campbell. It is amazing that we can see such amazing collections that could be in Museum anytime soon opened to the public. In New Hope there is great small galleries that hold various paintings (but mainly they are realism or impression work) Cheers to a town with amazing galleries.

Came across this unique gallery, way of friends. The exhibit will change next year, but it's worth…read morea peak if you're strolling about the area. If you buy art, these items are for sale (at least most).

Founded in 1981 by author and paranormal investigator Adi-Kent Thomas Jeffrey, Ghost Tours of New…read moreHope offers one-hour walking tours that offer a brief and engaging glimpse into the sometimes-sordid history of New Hope, Pennsylvania at a very reasonable price point. Unlike some other local (and much more expensive) 'ghost tours' that feature costumed actors who jump out of the bushes to scare participants or focus solely on the macabre, Ghost Tours of New Hope offers a more historically-based tour that emphasizes stories of eerie paranormal happenings in this small town on the Delaware River. New Hope is a quaint, historic town on the Delaware River, located approximately halfway between Philadelphia and New York City, featuring art galleries, a range of casual and upscale dining choices, eclectic shopping boutiques, and the Bucks County Playhouse that attracts talent from Broadway and Hollywood. The charming hamlet is often called one of America's most haunted towns with a history dating back to the American Revolution when Aaron Burr allegedly fled to New Hope after dueling with Alexander Hamilton (and some say never left..). Ghost Tours of New Hope offers one-hour walking tours every Saturday night at 8pm from June through November and Friday nights starting in mid-September through Halloween. Tickets are $12 (as of October 2025) and may be purchased in-person from the tour operators with cash or Venmo approximately 30-60 minutes before the start of the tour. There is one route that runs along Ferry Street and one route that runs along Mechanic Street and the Delaware Canal Towpath. Both walking tours begin adjacent to the Parry Mansion Museum and the historic cannon on the corner of Ferry Street and Main Street. Wear comfortable shoes, dress appropriately for the weather, and consider bringing a flashlight as the sidewalks and streets of New Hope can be very uneven. Gratuities are optional and our guide didn't push for them. We'll definitely be back soon for the other route!

It was Halloween weekend and 80°in October.What better way to take a lantern led Adi-Kent Thomas…read moreJeffrey Walking Ghost Tour in New Hope.You learn about the history of these haunted buildings some dating back to the 1700's. New Hope has some of the most haunted sightings and buildings in a 2 square block and in the country. ( The tours are every Saturday night from the first Saturday in June up to and including the Saturday before Thanksgiving. In the month of "October only" you can also find tours on a Friday night besides the usual Saturday night. The tours start at 8p and meet on the corner of Main and Ferry Street next to the Parry Mansion Museum. You don't need a reservation. I just walked up and there were two ladies taking money and giving out a paid sticker. Then you just line up with the rest of the tour people. PLEASE BRING CASH! They will also do private tours with advanced notice. My group had over 30 people in it. I suggest getting there at least 30-40 minutes before. The cost is $12. The tour itself is about an hour. Make sure you wear a sturdy pair of shoes. You will be walking down stairs and on dirt paths, and near a canal. These tours have been going on for over 42 years. New Hope has such a fun vibe. Everyone was excited for this tour. Parking in New Hope is a bit tricky. If you can't find street parking, I suggest parking a few blocks away in one of several lots. You will do a lot of walking in New Hope. The Staff was all very friendly, knowledgeable and informative. I would definitely recommend this tour.

It's a very special Library…read more Besides the absolutely beautiful architecture. Please tour the different rooms and see the Nakashima furniture on the main floor. Downstairs you can see the children's area. On the stairwell going down, please admire the artwork!! The staff was very friendly and answering all my goofy questions!! They have photos on the wall by the Nakashima table one of the photos of Carl Samberg, Pearl buck & james Michener. I really enjoyed having a self tour and finding out the different activities. They have going on here regularly.

Met Patricia yesterday at the library when I went to get my bucks County library card. Since moving…read morehere we haven't been able to visit my favorite place in the whole world, the library. I've been so eager to visit and have driven by countless times. She was wonderful & showed me around. The children's area was adorable and very thoughtful. This is a library that really cares and being a person who loves books & the library I know we will be here quite frequently. For parking there is street or you can park at the high school & walk.

Gordon's work it absolutely amazing! His gallery is quaint and jam packed with all his gorgeous…read morepaintings. He also works the shop and is one of the nicest people you will ever meet - so eager to tell you the story behind each piece.

I really enjoyed working with Gordon Haas I bought a great piece of art to compliment my new…read moreconstruction.

I saw my first hummingbird moth at Bowman's, so it'll always have a special place in my heart!!…read more For real, though, it's very nice here. The staff are friendly, they have periodic walks led by naturalists, and there are lots of pretty things to see: butterflies, frogs, birds, and lots of flora. The gift shop leaves a lot to be desired, but I guess that's not really the point of coming here, huh?

Was able to visit this beautiful preserve using our local library museum branch passes. The passes…read moregave us the ability to visit the preserve for free but typically the price per person is $12. There is limited parking at the visitor center, and we went on a weekday afternoon. We ended up parking on the side of the road near the visitors center. There are bathrooms, store, and native nursery plants for sale at the visitor center. Everyone was so nice and helpful with our first visit here. They provide a map of a variety of trails which are rated easy, moderate, and hard. I opted for the moderate trail which had some inclined and stairs. The Virginia blue bells were in full bloom. The trails were mostly shaded making it a comfortable hike. We also brought a picnic basket for lunch. There was a table at the visitor center and more tables at the entrance of the preserve if you wanted to have more seating.

I came tonight to see Righteous Jolly's production of…read more " A LEVITTOWN Christmas Carol." Charles Dickens+ musical + Levittown? Count me in . WHEN I FIRST WALKED IN, I SAW THE WONDERFUL MERCHANDISE AREA WITH ALL THE CUTE "REFERENCES THAT I WAS GOING TO LEARN ABOUT DURING THIS PLAY." NOSTALGIA OF AMERICA'S FIRST SUBURB in the 1990's & working on your dreams and it's never to late! JACK ROSEN PHOTOGRAPHY displayed all around. It really takes you back to the sort of dreaming nostalgic planned community. Our grandparents got the pleasure to move into long ago. And these photos were also for sale tonight. The handmade Christmas ornaments and cookies for sale, charming touch!! So this is a local twist on the Charles Dickens classic. I really enjoyed the chance to see this because I missed it last year. I loved all the songs and watching these dreamers manifest, righteous jollies tribute to Levittown. It made me very happy to be there to catch it this season. Thanks to all the staff that took care of us all. Seating was comfortable and I'm pretty happy with such wonderful entertainment tonight. Thank you so much.

I came in to the Arts Center for a local event. The space is very nice and well maintained. A…read morefashion show was the event and they did well with the flow of models around the seating arrangements. Stop in to check out the next event!