Borough Amenities

• More open space owned by the municipality and the Civic Association as a percentage of total area than any municipality in Bucks County
• 14 acre Covered Bridge Park
• 23-acre Wilma Quinlan Nature Preserve
• Miriam Groner Historic Home & Meadow
• World War I Memorial rededicated and restored in 2011 “To All Who Serve.”
• A Lovely Historic District
• A Shopping center within walking distance for many residents with a large grocery, a drug store, a bank, various specialty stores and restaurants
• Historic New Britain Baptist Church
• Delaware Valley College
• Historic cemetery with veterans interred from the Revolutionary War through the Civil War
• Home of Bucks County folk Music Shop, one of the oldest acoustic stringed instrument stores in the U.S.
• Pine Valley Covered Bridge built in 1842.
• Home of Peace Valley Tile Works
• Small town Americana – Fourth of July Parade; Duck Derby; astronomy in the park; children’s summer camp
• Minutes to Fordhook Farm – the former Burpee Estate
• Only a few miles to Doylestown the county seat of Bucks County
• Minutes to the Mercer Museum, Spruance Library, Fonthill Castle and Michener Museum
• Minutes to Peace Valley Park and Lake Galena, a county-owned 1500-acre recreational area
• A short distance to the National Shrine of Our Lady of Czestochowa
• Minutes to Doylestown Hospital recently voted among the 100 Best Hospitals in the U.S.
• Proximity to restaurants of every cuisine and price range (or every taste and budget)
• Only a few miles to shopping in Doylestown and Montgomeryville
• Proximity to Peddler’s Village and New Hope
• Minutes to the Delaware River
• Proximity to several farm stands and farmer’s markets, including pick your own fruits, organic produce, locally raised meats and several award-winning wineries.
• Access to center city Philadelphia and Philadelphia airport by train
• Access to New York City by bus
• Two hours to the Atlantic Ocean, Pocono Mountains, New York City and Washington, DC