Bucks County trip planner

A leafy suburban area outside Philadelphia, Bucks County is home to picturesque scenery and rich historical sites. Founded in 1682, it was one of Pennsylvania's original counties and was the point where George Washington and his troops crossed the Delaware River to attack British forces during the American Revolution. Today, a park commemorates the event. Though conveniently close to Philadelphia and New York City, the northern Upper Bucks region boasts beautiful countryside and expansive farmland. Bucks County's state parks and monuments, family-friendly attractions, shopping opportunities, lively bars, and diverse array of restaurants make it a popular place to visit. Explore the family-friendly attractions of Bucks County and add them to your vacation plans using our United States journey planning website.