Katelynne & John
Things To Do
The Ale Trail
If you like to try new breweries sign up for the website and get the app. While you are in bucks county if you go to 5 breweries you can get a free t-shirt. Just don't forget to check in!
New Hope
This is a nice town to walk around and get drinks, food, and do a little shopping. If you want to you can walk across the bridge into New Jersey.
Peddler's Village
This is a great little shopping area too for food, drinks, shopping for various things. They have a Harry Potter shop too! For families with kids they have a play zone called Giggleberry fair.
Doylestown
Another food, drink and shopping spot. There is also a couple museums in the area that are kind of fun to go to. They are also on this list.
Philadelphia
The home of a lot of history. (I recommend going during the day not at night.) You can take the train right from Doylestown to Philly. (Or from Warminster to Philly.) There you can see the Liberty Bell, The Betsy Ross House, Independence Hall, City Hall, Love Park, The Rocky Statue, eat a real Philadelphia cheese steak, go to the Reading Terminal Market, and there is a lot of really cool other places. Fun Fact: One of Johns and I's first dates were at Spruce Street Harbor Park.
Mercer Museum
The Mercer Museum is a six-story reinforced concrete castle designed by Henry Mercer and completed in 1916. Today, it is one of Bucks County’s premier cultural attractions and a Smithsonian affiliate. The museum features local and national traveling exhibits, as well as a core museum collection of over 17,000 pre-Industrial tools. It is famous for the unique way that artifacts are displayed throughout its Central Court as if suspended in mid-air. It's a wildly interesting building. A lot to take in.
Fonthill Castle
Fonthill Castle was the home and showplace of Henry Mercer. The castle serves as an early example of reinforced concrete architecture and features forty-four rooms, over two hundred windows and eighteen fireplaces. Fonthill Castle’s interior features Mercer’s renowned, handcrafted ceramic tiles designed at the height of the Arts and Crafts movement.
Shady Brook Farm Market
A fun date spot for shopping. I did just find out recently they now have a beer garden like area that you can drink at and listen to music.
Hellerick’s Adventure Farm
Depending on the year they have flower picking, berry picking, goat yoga, aerial adventure park, and other events. It can be a fun little date.