Bucks County, Pennsylvania 2008 Visitors Guide

Bucks County comes alive in the fall with a variety of exciting festivals. With such a vast combination of activities, these festivals are sure to offer something for everyone. Please be sure to visit www.BucksCounty.Travel, and click on the Calendar of Events link, for a complete list of activities. Among the highlights are: Annual Peach Festival In August, BCHF in Bristol Borough holds its annual peach festival to benefit Bristol High School graduates. The event features angel fruitcake and delicious O’Boyle’s ice cream. Ticket prices vary from $2.50 to $4. You are sure to have a “peachy” time at this annual event. For more information on this event please call 215-785-2677. Byers’ Choice American Crafts Christmas Festival Takes place in September at Byers’ Choice in Chalfont. This Holiday-themed event will include tours of the workshop, a Christmas Tea, a Pennsylvania Dutch dinner and much, much more! For more information on this festive event please visit www.byerschoice.com or call 215-822-6700. Apple Festival Apple Festival is back and happening again at Peddler’s Village in Lahaska. Try some apple cider or apple butter. How about some apple dumplings or apple fritters? Whatever your favorite apple treat, it’s sure to be at apple fest! Come out in November and listen to live entertainment or take home a bushel from the Apple Orchard. Please visit www.peddlersvillage.com or call 215-794-4000 for more information. Halloween Harvest Festival Bristol Township holds Halloween Harvest Festival in October. The event takes place at the Bristol Township Municipal Building and includes a Halloween Costume Parade, prizes, food and fun! The fun starts at 9 am and lasts until 3 pm. For more information on this event please call 215-812-2888. Univest Grand Prix of Doylestown and Newtown Arts Festival Come to Doylestown for an exciting day of bike races. The race includes an expanded route to cover the Doylestown Arts Festival. Spectators will be able to watch the race and then stroll through the festival. For more information on this event please visit www.univestgrandprix.com or call 215-721-8396. These events are just a sampling of what Bucks County, PA has to offer in the fall. Please be sure to visit www.BucksCounty.Travel for all the excitement happening in beautiful Bucks County, Pa! Hilltown Halloween Festival Pearl S. Buck House in Perkasie is the host of this event. This festival includes a tractor-pull hayride, pumpkin painting, a children’s costume parade and much more. Attendees of the October event finish the day off with an evening bonfire. Admission to this event is $5 per carload. Come out and enjoy a fun-filled family event! For more information please call 215-249-0100. Scarecrow Festival This two-day festival includes a scarecrow-making workshop, pumpkin painting and pie eating. The beautiful Peddler’s Village in Lahaska is proud to host this event in September. Scarecrow Festival has been a favorite among Bucks County families for years. For more information on this event please visit www.peddlersvillage.com or call 215-794-4000. Scarecrow Festival Festival crowd at Peddler’s Village www.buckscounty.travel 33 http://www.byerschoice.com http://www.peddlersvillage.com http://www.univestgrandprix.com http://www.peddlersvillage.com http://www.buckscounty.travel

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