Scarecrows in the Village

Karen D

a month ago

The parking can be a headache if you come later in the afternoon. There's a variety of shops where youre bound to find something to buy. Boutiques, Christmas store (all year long) places to eat, pet supplies, candy stores, soda shop, the list goes on. I prefer during halloween and christmas-the decorating is amazin and gives you the holiday vibes. My last trip was during the summer when they had sand castles (not too exciting).

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Sanjay Gupta

5 months ago

Peddler’s Village in Bucks County is a cute place that feels like a small storybook town. It has more than 60 small shops and about six restaurants, so there’s something for everyone—families, couples, or even if you’re visiting alone. You can walk along small stone paths with flowers and charming buildings all around. The shops sell many different things like handmade crafts, gifts, art, and specialty foods. It’s a nice place to browse and maybe find a unique gift. If you have kids with you, they’ll enjoy it too. There’s a carousel and some fun games for them, so parents can relax while kids stay entertained. There are also good food options. You can get things like seafood, pizza, and other fresh local dishes. And of course, don’t miss dessert—there’s homemade ice cream and tasty pastries from the bakeries. If you go during special events like seasonal festivals or craft fairs, it’s even more fun. Local artists show their work and there’s extra entertainment, which makes the place feel lively and festive. And don’t forget, this place becomes special during Christmas time….

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Karl Gercens

a month ago

This is a stellar Bucks County destination in summer!! The flowers, shops and restaurants all surround a lovely garden accented with san sculptures in the season!! Easy parking during the week, but weekends can be a bit more crowded.

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苏得很离谱

8 months ago

Snow on the ground, blue sky overhead, Christmas tree still holding the line like a seasonal overachiever — and somehow, the shops and restaurants are OPEN. On January 1. Respect. It looks like a postcard that accidentally became real life. You expect everything to be closed and someone to charge you $18 for hot chocolate “for the vibes,” but nope, prices are reasonable, food is solid, and no one is trying to upsell you nostalgia. Strolling around feels peaceful, not tourist-trappy. Cozy but not fake-cozy. Festive but not exhausting. It’s the rare place where you can eat, shop, walk, and breathe without feeling financially or emotionally attacked. If this is how the year starts, I’ll take it. Would welcome the New Year here again.

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Lisa

4 months ago

Variety of shops, boutiques, and cafes/restaurants with gorgeous, well-maintained grounds and facilities with free parking! I have been to Peddler's Village a few times and enjoy myself each time I go. The tulips in the spring are worth coming to see alone. I came during the "Best of the Nest" birdhouse competition which included handmade birdhouses throughout the property. I enjoy the desserts and coffee at the Lucky Cupcake and the Cotton Company, Fox and Holly, and Sunflowers for clothing and accessories. The Soap Opera and the new Bespokery are also great shops. Buttonwood Grill is great for a casual bite with outdoor seating. Peddler's Village is a great option for day trip that is just a few minutes from Doylestown and New Hope with storybook-like grounds that are easily walkable.

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