Bucks County boasts a variety of beautiful views, historic sites, and unique architecture that can be enjoyed on both self-guided and guided tours, writes staff for Visit Bucks County.
The historic stone houses around the county are definitely worth a visit, with many dating back to the 1700s. Several of them have been listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Visit historic homes, including the John Chapman House, John Lacey Homestead, Liberty Hall Quakertown, and the Penn-Walton Homestead.
The scenic 40-mile River Road features fantastic views of the countryside and the Delaware River running from Bristol to Lumberville.
Riverside dining, cute boutiques, cozy historic inns, and outdoor opportunities await along the way. Have a picnic at Tinicum Park, canoe and tube down the river, or take a hike at Ringing Rocks Park.
The county’s covered bridges are a must-see, and the remaining 12 in the area can be seen on your own self-guided tour. The bridges in Tyler State Park and Lenape Park are the perfect spots to grab some close-up photos.
Be sure to also check out the Upper Bucks Barn Tour and the Central Bucks Barn Tour to see 15 of the county’s historic farm structures.
The Bucks County Joyrides Jeep tours are another great way to see the landmarks of the county in a more structured experience.
Read more about the self-guided and guided tours of the attractions around Bucks County to plan for your next road trip in Visit Bucks County.
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