Here in Bucks County, we know a thing or two about fall. Our fall season paints the landscape in breathtaking hues, making it the perfect destination for fall festivals, scenic drives and hayrides. Named the #1 leaf peeping destination in the United States according to Priceline, Bucks County offers a wide variety of ways to experience its acclaimed fall foliage. What better way to showcase it than with a great photo!

Collect your next Bucks County fall moments at these photo-worthy spots!

 

Board the New Hope Railroad for the Fall Foliage Excursion Trail & Rail Bike Experience

All aboard! Ride in style in the 1920s vintage passenger coach for a two-and-a-half-hour journey through the picturesque countryside on the New Hope Railroad weekends in September, October and November. New this fall, embark on a one-of-a-kind journey through the rolling hills and woodlands with their Rail Bike Experience. This experience blends the open-air freedom of cycling with the timeless charm of New Hope’s heritage rail corridor.

 

Stroll the Cobblestone Walkways of Peddler’s Village

Natural beauty surrounds you as you stroll the cobblestone walkways at the 42-acre, 18th-century-style shopping destination, Peddler’s Village. Check out the impressive locally-entered scarecrow competition during Scarecrows in the Village (Sept. 7 – Oct. 26, 2026), OctoberFeast (October 10 & 11, 2026) and stop by during Apple Festival (November 7 & 8, 2026) for hot cider and apple pie buys.

 

For a Bird's-Eye View of the County, Climb To the Top of Bowman's Hill Tower

Located on the grounds of Washington Crossing Historic Park, challenge yourself by climbing to the top of Bowman's Hill Tower! The tower provides visitors with the breathtaking views across 14 miles of pristine countryside. Located just minutes from the tower, explore the beautiful grounds of Bowman's Hill Wildflower Preserve to check out native wildflowers, ferns, and more!

 

Experience Corn Mazes

What’s better for a fall afternoon than a family visit to one of the coolest, creepiest or most creative corn mazes in Bucks County? Take the kids for a day of wandering or maybe just have a fun time with friends at some of the best modern labyrinth masterpieces in Bucks County, like Shady Brook Farm in Yardley or Sleepy Hollow Haunted Acres in Newtown.

 

Bike or Walk Along the Scenic Towpath in Delaware Canal State Park

The 60-mile tree-lined towpath along the Delaware Canal State Park provides some of the best foliage viewing in all of Bucks County. Pack a picnic and take in picture-perfect views while enjoying lunch along the canal.

 

Check Out One of Bucks County's Fall Festivals & Events

Going to a fall festival is the best way to experience the fall season in Bucks County! Stop by Shady Brook Farm in Yardley and Hellerick's Adventure Farm in Doylestown for your classic fall festival expereince. Head to Sesame Place Philadelphia in Langhorne for their annual Count's Halloween Spooktacular to visit your favorite furry friends. Be sure to keep up with our event calendar to stay up to date on the newest happenings in Bucks County.

 

Uncover Ghostly Tales with Ghost Walk Tours in Bristol, Newtown & Yardley

Journey into the eerie past of Bristol, Newtown & Yardley Borough's haunting tales and unique history through the lens and personal experiences of the local staff and their very own paranormal investigation team! From antique shops and speakeasies in Bristol, to the Underground Railroad and 1920s Prohibition Era in Yardley, uncover the secrets of Bristol & Yardley.

 

Pick Your Perfect Pumpkin or Apple

How about them apples? Get the ultimate fall vibes by picking your own pumpkin or apples! Pick fresh fruits and vegetables, enjoy fall fun, and create lasting family memories at Shady Brook Farm in Yardley, Hellerick's Adventure Farm in Doylestown, Solebury Orchards in New Hope, Tabora Farm and Orchard in Chalfont and more.

 

Dine By the Fire

There's nothing quite like a hot meal by a crackling fireplace to warm you up during those colder months. This old-fashioned comfort can be found throughout Bucks County. Some of the area's top restaurants offer fireside seating to give diners that warm, cozy feeling of home, like Stella of New Hope in New Hope and the Plumsteadville Inn in Plumsteadville.

 

Get Into the Spooky Spirit with the Creepy Corner in New Hope

From haunted hotel rooms to unexplained phenomena, Bucks County's rich historical past has left behind some chilling, haunted tales at its various historic attractions, especially in The Creepy Corner in New Hope, a section of shops located along Main Street dedicated to the spookiness of the season. Check out A Nightmare in New Hope for a collection of props & costumes from horror movies, The Creeper Gallery for one-of-a-kind art & haunted items, and Esoterica for a wide range of fossils and jewelry made from meteroites.

 

Visit One of Our Parks

Bucks County has beautiful parks located all throughout the county with perfect fall foliage spottings! Check out Churchville Nature Center in Churchville, Nockamixon State Park in Quakertown and Ralph Stover State Park in Pipersville for the best spots to get a picture of the fall foliage.

 

Hitch a Ride on a Hayride

Hay there, let's go for a ride! From spooky, to family-friendly, there’s a wide variety of options to choose from when wanting to seek unique fall entertainment in Bucks County. For family-friendly, check out Coleman Hay Farms in Chalfont, Solly Brother's Farm in Ivyland or AGA Farms in Perkasie. If you're in the mood for spooky, check out Sleepy Hollow Hanuted Acres in Newtown, Valley of Fear in Feasterville-Trevose or Winding Brook Farm in Warrington.

 

View the Fall Foliage From Your Hotel Room

Breathe in the crisp autumnal air while enjoying the warm hospitality at one of the many B&B’s in Bucks County this season. Get gorgeous views of the Delaware River at the Black Bass Hotel & Restaurant in Upper Black Eddy or River House at Odette's in New Hope. Stroll the cobblestone streets and vote for your favorite scarecrow when you stay at the Golden Plough Inn in Peddler's Village.

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