Stay 2 nights Sunday through Thursday and see a show at the Bucks County Playhouse during your stay on us!
Note: Tickets are subject to show dates and availability and are not transferable.
Spring Festivals in Bucks County: Celebrate the Season Together
Spring Festivals in Bucks County are one of the best reasons to plan a getaway this time of year. There is just so much happening across the area, particularly once spring settles in.
We have pulled together a few of our favorite festivals to keep it simple. The kind of places you can wander, take your time, and enjoy being out together, each one rooted in what makes Bucks County special.
Best of the Nest: Birdhouse Competition & Display
If you are looking for something light, creative, and easy to enjoy together, the Birdhouse Competition & Display at Peddler’s Village is one of those simple spring experiences that just works. From late April through May, the village turns into an open-air showcase of handmade birdhouses, each one a little different from the last.
Some are detailed and architectural. Others are playful or unexpected. It gives you something to wander through without any pressure to rush. You can take your time, point out favorites, and maybe even laugh at a few designs along the way.
Summer UnWINEd: Wine, Music, and Long Evenings
As spring leans toward summer, events like Summer UnWINEd at Shady Brook Farm stretch the day just a little longer between May 1st and September 5th. Wine flights, casual food, and live music create an easy rhythm each year. It is the kind of evening that feels like a memory while you are still in it. Make sure to check the line up and purchase tickets before you go.
Bucks County Book Festival: For Curious Minds
For something quieter but equally engaging, the Bucks County Book Festival returns on May 2nd bringing authors, readers, and small moments of inspiration together.
Browse, listen, or pick up a book you did not plan on buying. It’s a great way to fill the afternoon.
Strawberry Festival: A Sweet Start to the Season
Few things feel more like early summer than fresh strawberries. The local Strawberry Festival at Peddlers Village on May 2nd and Mary 3rd brings that simple joy front and center with homemade shortcakes, live music, and a relaxed, community feel. You will find yourselves strolling from booth to booth, sharing bites, maybe picking up something handmade to remember the day.
TileFest 26: Art, Craft, and Quiet Discovery
TileFest at Moravian Pottery and Tile Works on May 16th and May 17th offers something a little different. Here, you can watch artisans at work, explore the grounds, and take in the textures and patterns that make this place so unique.
Follow the Bucks County Ale Trail
If you enjoy discovering local breweries together, the Bucks County Ale Trail adds a fun, low-pressure way to explore the area. It is simple to join and easy to build into your time here.
The digital passport guides you to more than 30 craft breweries across Bucks County. Each stop becomes part of the experience. You check in, collect points, and keep going at your own pace. There is no rush to finish. It is more about the moments along the way. And a great way to see more of the county, try something new, and create your own version of a brewery tour.
Make It a Stay, Not Just a Day
What makes these festivals even more special is how easily they pair with time at the Inn at Bowman’s Hill. You can spend the day out exploring, then return to stillness. A glass of wine on the terrace. A quiet soak. The feeling that you do not have to be anywhere else.
If you have been waiting for the right time to step away together, this is it. Plan your visit, settle into the rhythm of the season, and experience spring festivals in Bucks County.