New Hope is a town on the banks of the Delaware River in Bucks County Pennsylvania known for it’s artists, dining, old buildings, theater and canal.
New Hope is home to the Bucks County Playhouse which recently added a restaurant, The Deck with river views.
Dining
The town has a diverse selection of nightlife and restaurants. Karla’s has some excellent food and drink to name one. If you are looking for something very informal try the Ferry Market. It is a food court suited to a variety of tastes.
Trains
If you love trains, the main station of the New Hope Railroad is in the center of town. Excursions run from New Hope throughout most of the year.
Canal
Depending on the water level, there are boat rides available on the canal. You can also walk along the scenic towpath.
There are a number of unusual and eclectic shops throughout the town. The Creeper Gallery has some, well, creepy stuff. In addition to a lot of retro items, Love Saves the Day has a macabre collection of mannequins in the alley next to their shop.
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Last Updated on January 10, 2020
We stopped in Karla’s in mid March for a drink. We’ve also been there for dinner. It’s an eclectic place with great food and drink.
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Unfortunately, the Blue Moose Restaurant has ceased operations as of 2019
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A steam engine pulling a train out of the New Hope Railroad Station in 2004
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Diesel engines and a passenger car with an observation platform at the New Hope Station.
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When we visit Peddlers Village in the winter we usually stop in at the Chaddsford Winery tasting room for a cup of warmed wine. If you get it to go, they serve it in a paper coffee cup with a lid. There is also a tasting room with tables.
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Photos of Steam Locomotive Number 40 from the New Hope Railroad which was previously known as the New Hope Ivyland Railroad. These photos are from about 2009. I have only seen vintage diesel engines lately (2019).
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Last Updated on January 10, 2020
If you are in New Hope, especially in the evening, check out the macabre collection of mannequins next to Love Saves the Day. They are located on the southwest corner of Main and Bridge streets. Update March 2018.. Added a few more pics of the macabre crew.
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Last Updated on January 10, 2020
There are some remarkable civil war canons in a small park in Lambertville.
If you are in New Hope, you can cross the bridge and walk about six blocks. The park is at the intersection of York and George streets on the southeast corner.
New Hope Archives – Page 3 of 4 – An artsy town on the Delaware River
New Hope is home to the Bucks County Playhouse which recently added a restaurant, The Deck with river views.
Dining
The town has a diverse selection of nightlife and restaurants. Karla’s has some excellent food and drink to name one. If you are looking for something very informal try the Ferry Market. It is a food court suited to a variety of tastes.
Trains
If you love trains, the main station of the New Hope Railroad is in the center of town. Excursions run from New Hope throughout most of the year.
Canal
Depending on the water level, there are boat rides available on the canal. You can also walk along the scenic towpath.
There are a number of unusual and eclectic shops throughout the town. The Creeper Gallery has some, well, creepy stuff. In addition to a lot of retro items, Love Saves the Day has a macabre collection of mannequins in the alley next to their shop.
Scroll down to view our posts featuring New Hope.
Last Updated on January 10, 2020
We stopped in Karla’s in mid March for a drink. We’ve also been there for dinner. It’s an eclectic place with great food and drink.
Continue reading No tags for this post.
Last Updated on January 10, 2020
Unfortunately, the Blue Moose Restaurant has ceased operations as of 2019
Continue reading No tags for this post.
Last Updated on January 10, 2020
A steam engine pulling a train out of the New Hope Railroad Station in 2004
Continue reading No tags for this post.
Last Updated on January 10, 2020
Diesel engines and a passenger car with an observation platform at the New Hope Station.
Continue reading
Last Updated on January 10, 2020
When we visit Peddlers Village in the winter we usually stop in at the Chaddsford Winery tasting room for a cup of warmed wine. If you get it to go, they serve it in a paper coffee cup with a lid. There is also a tasting room with tables.
Continue reading Tags: Lahaska, Peddlers Village, Winery
Last Updated on January 10, 2020
Photos of Steam Locomotive Number 40 from the New Hope Railroad which was previously known as the New Hope Ivyland Railroad. These photos are from about 2009. I have only seen vintage diesel engines lately (2019).
Continue reading Tags: History, Lahaska, Trains
Last Updated on January 10, 2020
If you are in New Hope, especially in the evening, check out the macabre collection of mannequins next to Love Saves the Day. They are located on the southwest corner of Main and Bridge streets. Update March 2018.. Added a few more pics of the macabre crew.
Continue reading No tags for this post.
Last Updated on January 10, 2020
There are some remarkable civil war canons in a small park in Lambertville.
If you are in New Hope, you can cross the bridge and walk about six blocks. The park is at the intersection of York and George streets on the southeast corner.
Continue reading Tags: History, Lambertville
