Spend a Day at Peddler's Village in PA

Peddler's Village in Lahaska, Pennsylvania, is a favorite Bucks County destination for visitors who enjoy discovering unique shops, sampling local food, and exploring charming village surroundings. With more than 60 specialty shops, a variety of restaurants, and seasonal festivals throughout the year, this picturesque shopping destination offers plenty of reasons to spend an afternoon or an entire day browsing its many attractions.

Peddler’s Village Shops

The 42-acre Peddler’s Village features charming colonial-style buildings connected by winding brick walkways, creating an inviting atmosphere for leisurely browsing. More than 90 percent of its specialty shops are locally owned businesses, giving visitors the opportunity to discover merchandise they won't find at larger shopping centers. 

Whether you're searching for handcrafted gifts, fashionable clothing, home accessories, or something unexpected, there's always another interesting shop to explore.



• Artisans Gallery: Browse an impressive collection of work by more than 400 American artists, including handcrafted jewelry, pottery, glasswork, wood pieces, textiles, and other unique creations. It's an excellent stop for shoppers who appreciate original artwork and one-of-a-kind gifts.
• 25 South Luxe: Discover designer apparel and accessories in this curated boutique featuring clothing, handbags, jewelry, and other fashion finds. 
• jaZams: Families shopping with children will enjoy this specialty toy store, which carries creative toys, games, puzzles, books, and imaginative gifts for kids of different ages.
• Cookery Ware Shop: Home cooks and food enthusiasts can browse a wide selection of cookware, kitchen tools, baking supplies, and specialty accessories. 
• Skip's Candy Corner: Satisfy your sweet tooth with handmade chocolates, fudge, chocolate-covered strawberries, gourmet pretzels, and other nostalgic candy favorites. 
  

Peddler's Village Restaurants

A shopping trip to Peddler's Village wouldn't be complete without taking a break to enjoy something delicious. The village offers a range of dining experiences, from relaxed cafes and casual pubs to full-service restaurants serving traditional American favorites and contemporary dishes. 

Whether you're looking for a hearty lunch, a relaxing dinner, or a quick afternoon treat, you'll find plenty of tempting options.



• Cock 'n Bull Restaurant: A longtime village favorite, this full-service restaurant serves traditional American comfort food in a colonial-style setting overlooking the Village Green. Popular menu choices include chicken pot pie, steaks, seafood, burgers, and seasonal specialties, along with house-baked desserts.
• Earl's New American: Enjoy contemporary American cuisine in a rustic farmhouse-inspired setting. The menu features seasonal ingredients, creative entrees, fresh seafood, salads, and thoughtfully prepared dishes, with indoor and outdoor dining available.
• Buttonwood Grill: Stop in for casual American fare, including freshly ground burgers, stone-fired thin-crust pizzas, sandwiches, salads, and hearty entrees. The lively atmosphere and outdoor deck make it a convenient place to recharge during a day of shopping.
• Hart's Tavern: This welcoming pub serves familiar favorites with a creative twist, including smash burgers, sandwiches, seasonal poutines, and hand-crafted drinks. Save room for one of its housemade desserts before heading back out to explore.
• FresCafe Food Company: Take a break at this cozy cafe, which specializes in breakfast and lunch dishes. It's a convenient stop for coffee, a freshly prepared meal, or a lighter bite while exploring the village.

Peddler's Village Events & Festivals

Peddler's Village keeps its calendar lively with seasonal festivals, food celebrations, shopping events, and holiday traditions that give visitors another reason to return throughout the year. Past festivals have included:

Spring

• Strawberry Festival: One of the village's best-known annual traditions, the Strawberry Festival celebrates the arrival of spring with strawberry-inspired desserts, specialty drinks, food vendors, music, and dining specials. 
• Spring Celebrations and Outdoor Events: Springtime has also brought special shopping promotions, Mother's Day dining, and outdoor activities that encourage visitors to enjoy the village's gardens and walkways as the weather warms.

Summer

• Bluegrass and Blueberries: This popular celebration combines live bluegrass music with blueberry-inspired food and drinks. Visitors can browse specialty vendors, enjoy seasonal treats, and spend time listening to regional musicians.
• Peach Festival: This festival celebrates peach season with peach-themed desserts, food and drink specials, live entertainment, children's activities, and sidewalk sales throughout the village.

Fall

• Scarecrows in the Village: One of the area's most recognizable autumn attractions, this seasonal display features creative scarecrow creations arranged throughout the property. Visitors can stroll along the brick pathways, admire the imaginative designs, and participate in related contests and activities.
• Apple Festival: Celebrate the fall harvest with apple-inspired treats, seasonal food and drinks, specialty vendors, and family-friendly entertainment. The festival is also a great opportunity to enjoy the village's autumn decorations and browse shops for seasonal merchandise.

Winter

• Gingerbread Competition and Display: One of the village's most beloved holiday traditions, this annual competition showcases elaborate gingerbread houses and edible creations made by talented bakers and community participants. Visitors can admire the intricate displays and vote for their favorite entries.
• Grand Illumination Celebration: Kick off the holiday season with the village's annual tree-lighting celebration, featuring thousands of twinkling lights, festive decorations, entertainment, and seasonal activities. The celebration transforms the property into a festive holiday destination and makes an especially memorable outing for families.

Stay at Olivia’s Bridge Street Inn

After a day of shopping, dining, and exploring Bucks County, return to the comfort of Olivia's Bridge Street Inn in downtown New Hope. Built in 1817 along the Delaware Canal, our historic inn offers eight inviting guest rooms, each with a private bathroom, and a hot, made-to-order breakfast each morning. Relax in our common areas, spend time on the garden patio, or enjoy views of the canal from our rooftop deck. 

Our convenient location also puts you close to New Hope's restaurants, galleries, boutiques, entertainment, and scenic Delaware River attractions. Whether you're planning a shopping getaway or a relaxing Bucks County vacation, we're ready to make your stay memorable.

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