Bucks County vacation rentals

Discover beautiful Bucks County

Just a short drive from Philadelphia, Bucks County offers an unforgettable backdrop for a little downtime, and it doesn't take long to see what all the fuss is about. Friendly small towns, historic main streets and unique shopping serve up ample opportunities to soak up the county's charm. Craving outdoor adventure? You'll find it in an abundance along the Delaware River and spread across more than 7,000 acres of parkland. Need a place to stay? From riverfront homes with views of The Palisades to traditional log cabins in the woods, Bucks County vacation rentals have you covered.

Fun for families in Bucks County

If you've got kids to entertain, the hard work is done for you at the likes of the Bucks County Children's Museum and Giggleberry Fair, the latter a 3-story obstacle course in Lahaska's Peddler's Village. At Wrightstown, Carousel Village is a hotspot for family fun, due in part to the historic Herschell Spillman Carousel. Time for a treat? You'll find ice cream parlors and waffle houses in an abundance here. Grown-ups can skip the fun of the fair in favor of sipping their way through the much-lauded wineries and vineyards on the Bucks County Wine Trail.

Enjoy the Bucks County lifestyle

Of all the postcard-perfect towns in Bucks County, Doylestown is a must see, with its selection of one-of-a-kind stores, vintage boutiques and independent bookshops offering a great opportunity to enjoy a little rest and relaxation along Main Street. Should you be in the mood for a spot of culture, whether it's exploring the 44 rooms of the grand Fonthill Castle or admiring the elaborate collection of early American artifacts at the Mercer Museum, you'll find it here. Ready to explore further afield? The riverside dining and nightlife in New Hope are experiences not to be missed.

Outdoor adventures in Bucks County

Outdoor activities are always on the agenda during a Bucks County vacation rental getaway. For families, a breezy bike ride through Tyler State Park is a lovely way to burn off some energy, while those more interested in kayaking along the Delaware River will find the perfect spot at Neshaminy State Park. Birdwatching is rarely more satisfying than along the 14 miles of trails at Peace Valley Park. For something a little different, a hike through Ringing Rocks Park, followed by a family picnic beside the county's largest waterfall, is a classic vacation pastime.

Transportation options to and around Bucks County

If you prefer to travel by train, New Britain Station, Chalfont Station and Doylestown Delaware Valley College Station are the main stations in the city.