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Furniture

Tucked away on 9 acres of serene woodlands near New Hope, just above the Delaware River, lies a haven for woodworking enthusiasts and lovers of exquisite craftsmanship — the Nakashima Woodworkers studio. This iconic furniture studio, founded by the legendary George Nakashima, has been a beacon of creativity and woodworking mastery since its inception in the mid-20th century.

New Hope Art Center

New Hope has long been a haven of the artistic community — painters, sculptors, actors, musicians and other visionaries — who, over the years, have left their talented mark and added to the town’s creative energy. New Hope Arts was founded with the vision of furthering the heritage of this vibrant arts community and providing space for contemporary artists to create, collaborate and present their work.

Holiday Shopping in New Hope, PA

Any time of year, Main Street in New Hope is an inviting place to wander the brick streets along the banks of the Delaware River and visit historic buildings that are now home to charming boutiques and cozy bistros. But at Christmastime, downtown New Hope is nothing short of magical! Main Street is adorned with twinkling lights, festive decorations and a holiday spirit that's infectious. Skip the chaos of big-box stores and do your holiday shopping in the heart of New Hope this holiday season.

Pearl S. Buck House

On 68 acres of beautiful Bucks County countryside is a charming stone farmhouse turned museum that stands as a testament to the life and legacy of one of America's most influential authors and humanitarians, Pearl S. Buck. Renowned for her literary works, including the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel "The Good Earth," Buck spent a significant portion of her life at Green Hill Farm (as it was called) in Perkasie, about a 30-minute drive from the Inn at Bowman's Hill.

Covered Bridge

As autumn paints its vibrant hues across Penn's Woods, there's no better time to embark on a scenic journey through Bucks County. Dotted across our idyllic countryside are charming covered bridges that not only serve as historical relics but also as gateways to a world where time seems to stand still. And when these covered bridges are beautifully dressed in the rich colors of fall, it's the perfect time to explore these historical landmarks.

Haunted House

For those who like a good scare, Halloween isn't just a day, it's a season! If you're a thrill-seeker getting ready for a month-long celebration of all things scary, Bucks County has what you're looking for. When you stay with us at the Inn at Bowman's Hill, you're just minutes from some of the best haunted attractions in Pennsylvania with plenty of spine-tingling scares and screams. Here are two frightening favorites to check out during your fall getaway to our luxurious bed and breakfast.

Bucks County Playhouse

Do you believe in ghosts? Do you find the idea of restless spirits wandering the earthly realm fascinating? Whether you are drawn to the mysterious and the unexplained or are simply interested in an entertaining lantern-led walk through historic New Hope, the Ghost Tours of New Hope offers a spine-tingling journey into the world of the paranormal.

Peddler's Village shop

Peddler’s Village is a countryside shopping, dining and entertainment destination in the heart of historic Bucks County, where colonial charm meets modern delights. Located in Lahaska, just 8 miles from the Inn at Bowman's Hill, this thriving attraction welcomes more than two million visitors from around the globe each year. It's so popular that it's been named the No.

New Hope Arts Festival

Whether you're an art connoisseur or simply enjoy spending an afternoon admiring the talent of skilled artists, you'll want to check out the New Hope Arts and Crafts Festival. This two-day juried show in late September is set against the backdrop of the beautiful Delaware River in New Hope, Pennsylvania, a short drive from the Inn at Bowman's Hill.

Washington Crossing Historic Park

Washington Crossing Historic Park is a living testament to one of the most critical moments in American history — Gen. George Washington's daring Christmas night crossing of the Delaware River in 1776. By visiting the park, you can stand on the same hallowed ground where the American troops embarked on a risky mission that ultimately changed the course of the Revolutionary War. There's much to see and do at the park, from historic homes and a lookout tower to lush gardens and hiking trails.