Peddler’s Village in Lahaska is one of Bucks County’s most beloved destinations — a picturesque collection of colonial-style shops, restaurants, and gardens set along winding brick pathways, just minutes from New Hope. Known for its seasonal festivals and family-friendly charm, it draws visitors year-round and offers a delightful complement to a day exploring the county. This guide covers what to expect and how it fits into a visit to the area.
A village made for wandering
Peddler’s Village is designed to be strolled. Its landscaped grounds, flower gardens, and colonial-style architecture create an atmosphere that feels part shopping destination, part garden park, and the winding brick paths reward an unhurried pace. It is the kind of place where an afternoon slips by easily between browsing, snacking, and simply enjoying the setting, which is part of why it has remained a regional favorite for decades. For the wider area, see our guide to the best places to live in Bucks County.
The village sits in Lahaska, part of Solebury Township, placing it in the heart of the county’s most scenic countryside. Its proximity to New Hope means it pairs naturally with a day in town, and its setting among preserved farmland captures the rural character that defines the region.
Shops, dining, and gardens
The village is home to a variety of independent shops — home goods, gifts, clothing, and specialty stores — alongside restaurants and cafes that make it easy to spend a full day. The gardens are a highlight in their own right, beautifully maintained and changing with the seasons, and there are open spaces and family-friendly features that make it welcoming for all ages. It is a destination that works equally well for a shopping trip, a family outing, or a relaxed lunch.
Seasonal festivals and events
Peddler’s Village is perhaps best known for its seasonal celebrations, which draw crowds from across the region throughout the year. From spring blooms to autumn harvest festivals to a magical holiday season of lights, the village’s calendar is a large part of its appeal, and timing a visit around one of these events is a wonderful way to experience it at its most festive. These celebrations complement the broader roster of New Hope events that fill the county’s calendar.
Making it part of your day
Because it is so close to New Hope, Peddler’s Village fits easily into a broader itinerary. Combine it with dining and antiquing in New Hope and Lambertville, a stop at a nearby winery, or a scenic country drive through Solebury’s villages. The variety of the surrounding area means a visit to Peddler’s Village can anchor a full, memorable day in the county — see our guide to things to do in New Hope for more.
Falling for the area
Many visitors to Peddler’s Village and the surrounding countryside find themselves drawn to the idea of living here, captivated by the scenery, the villages, and the pace of life. If that is you, our guides to living in Solebury and living in New Hope cover what it is like to call this part of Bucks County home.
Seasons at the village
Peddler’s Village is a year-round destination, but each season brings its own charm. Spring fills the gardens with blooms, summer offers lush greenery and long days, autumn brings harvest festivals and foliage, and the holidays transform the village into a magical display of lights. Timing a visit around one of the seasonal celebrations is a wonderful way to experience the village at its most festive, and the changing gardens reward return visits throughout the year.
This seasonal variety is a large part of why the village has remained a regional favorite for generations, drawing families back again and again.
Nearby stops to combine
Because it sits in the heart of Solebury’s countryside, Peddler’s Village pairs easily with the county’s other pleasures. Combine a visit with antiquing in New Hope and Lambertville, a tasting at a nearby winery, a stop in a historic village like Carversville, or a scenic country drive. The surrounding area’s richness means a trip to the village can anchor a full, varied day in Bucks County, making the most of a visit.
A beloved regional tradition
Peddler’s Village has been a cherished part of life in Bucks County for generations, and its enduring popularity speaks to a rare and lasting charm. The combination of colonial-style architecture, beautifully maintained gardens, independent shops, and a family-friendly atmosphere has kept visitors returning across decades, and the village has become a tradition for families throughout the region. It is a place that people associate with seasons, celebrations, and happy memories.
Much of that appeal lies in the setting and the seasonal calendar. The winding brick paths and landscaped grounds reward an unhurried stroll, and the village transforms with the seasons — spring blooms, summer greenery, autumn harvest festivals, and a magical holiday season of lights. Timing a visit around one of these celebrations is a wonderful way to experience the village at its most festive, and the changing gardens invite return visits year-round.
Set in the heart of Solebury’s countryside, Peddler’s Village also anchors a broader day in the county, pairing naturally with antiquing, dining, wineries, and scenic drives. That richness of surroundings, combined with the village’s own charm, is why a visit here remains such a beloved regional tradition — and why so many who come to explore find themselves drawn to the idea of living in this beautiful part of Bucks County.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Peddler’s Village?
In Lahaska, part of Solebury Township in Bucks County, just minutes from New Hope, PA.
What is there to do at Peddler’s Village?
Browse colonial-style shops, dine at its restaurants and cafes, enjoy the landscaped gardens, and time a visit around one of its seasonal festivals.
Is Peddler’s Village good for families?
Yes — its gardens, open spaces, shops, and seasonal events make it a welcoming, family-friendly destination.
When are the best festivals at Peddler’s Village?
The village hosts celebrations across the seasons, with autumn harvest festivals and the holiday season of lights among the most popular.
How far is Peddler’s Village from New Hope?
Just minutes by car, so it pairs easily with a day of dining and antiquing in New Hope and Lambertville.