Winery Weekend Getaway to Bucks County, PA

With scenic vineyards and family-owned wineries, Bucks County, PA, is a premier destination for an East Coast wine getaway. Whether you're planning a romantic escape, a girls’ weekend, or a fun trip with friends, the Bucks County Wine Trail offers something for everyone. To help you make the most of it, we’ve put together a two-day itinerary filled with great food, cozy lodging, and, of course, plenty of wine.

Day One: Start Your Wine Adventure

Early Morning Java

Get a healthy start at Farm to Toast in Dublin, a wellness café serving gourmet toast, superfood smoothies and acai bowls with gluten-free, vegan, and organic options, plus coffee, tea, and specialty drinks. Or get your caffeine fix at Native Cafe in Doylestown, a Thai/American fusion coffeeship putting spins on breakfast classics, such as coconut mango oatmeal and tomato jam toast. Those are just a couple of the coffee shops and bakeries in the area.

Mid-Morning & Afternoon - Take an Excursion to an Area Vineyard

Crossing Vineyards and Winery

This repeat Best of Bucks winner is located on a 200-year-estate in Newtown, near where George Washington crossed the Delaware. Book a tasting at Crossing Vineyards to be guided through several award-winning wines, including their famous Chocolate Cherry Truffle Port.

Rose Bank Winery 

Also in Newtown, enjoy a glass on Rose Bank Winery's patio as you soak in views of a 1719 manor house, three-story barn, and lush property. Groups can book a private guided tasting through six wines and complementary small bites. Rose Bank is best known for its fruit and sweet options. 

Rushland Ridge Vineyards

In the picture-worthy hills of Jamison, Rushland Ridge Vineyards provides reasonably priced, locally grown table wines for every palate. They offer a wide selection of reds and whites, as well as rosé and port, served from an intimate tasting room.

Buckingham Valley Vineyards and Winery

One of Pennsylvania’s oldest wineries, Buckingham Valley Vineyards and Winery in Buckingham blends tradition with state-of-the-art equipment. This laid back, no-frills winery focuses on creating delicious wine at affordable prices. Enjoy flights of dry or sweet varieties or order by the glass. Reservations required for groups of eight or more. 

Lunch Break

If you’re visiting Crossing Vineyards, consider booking a celebratory tasting that includes lunch, or choose from their menu of sandwiches, salads, and light bites. Alternatively, Rose Bank Winery offers a seasonal snack and charcuterie menu that’s perfect for sharing.

After lunch, visit any wineries you haven’t hit yet, or head back to the hotel to relax by the pool or unwind in the bar lounge.

Evening - Dinner & Drinks in Peddler's Village

Cap off the day with dinner and drinks in Peddler’s Village near New Hope. 

For hearty fare and colonial charm, try Cock n’ Bull, or opt for contemporary American cuisine in a rustic-chic setting at Earl’s New American. Prefer something laid-back? Head to Hart’s Tavern. 

If you’re up for more wine, explore Free Will Brewing Taproom, Hewn Spirits Tasting Room, and Nissley Vineyards–all within the village. 

Day Two: More Wineries & Bucks County Restaurants

Morning: Brunch Spots to Try

Start your day with Sunday brunch at the Churchville Inn in Southampton, where you’ll find sweet and savory options alongside a morning cocktail list, including bottomless mimosas. Genevieve's Kitchen in Doylestown serves up simple, seasonal dishes made with care—and it’s BYOB, so feel free to bring your favorite bottle to enjoy with your meal.

Midday: More Wineries to Visit

Knox Vineyards

This small, family-run vineyard in Chalfont grows, harvests, produces and bottles a curated selection of wines on-site. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, with firepits, live music and a spacious tasting room. Sample Knox Vineyards’ signature wines or sip a glass on the outdoor patio.

Bishop Estate Vineyard and Winery

There’s always something happening at Bishop Estate Vineyard and Winery in Perkasie. Visit their tasting room inside a barn to try six of their 20-plus wines, ranging from dry to sweet. Afterward, grab a glass, or wine slushy, and enjoy live music and food trucks on the scenic grounds of this historic farm. 

Aviator Vineyard and Winery

With aviation-themed wines like “Red Eye” and “First Class Cabin,” Aviator Vineyard and Winery in Perkasie brings fun to every pour. Their tasting room, located in an airplane hangar, offers a unique experience. A tasting includes four of their 10 wines plus a complimentary glass to enjoy onsite. 

Lunch Stop

We recommend visiting Bishop Estate around midday so you can enjoy lunch from one of their rotating food trucks, which change weekly and pair perfectly with a glass of wine.

Evening: End the Trip with a Wine-Filled Dinner

Wrap up your Bucks County wine weekend with a memorable dinner at one of the area's standout restaurants.

Washington House Hotel and Restaurant in Sellersville serves fine American contemporary cuisine alongside an extensive wine list, all in a cozy, historic setting. The Washington Crossing Inn suggests pairings for each of its entrées and features selections from California and international vineyards. Seafood lovers should try Rocco’s at the Brick, which features a lengthy wine list with plenty of options by the glass. 

Where to Stay

Bucks County has a wide range of places to stay, from local options to brand-name hotels. 

For a romantic riverside stay, Bridgeton House on the Delaware in Upper Black Eddy offers elegant suites and scenic views. 

The Inn at Barley Sheaf Farm, located on 100 acres of land, is just 15 minutes or so from several wineries and includes a daily wine and cheese hour. 

The historic Doylestown Inn combines boutique charm with modern amenities and has its own restaurants and bar. 

Make the Most of Your Wine Weekend Getaway

With so many excellent wineries in Bucks County, PA, there’s always something happening—whether it’s a wine festival, live music, or a special tasting event. Be sure to explore the area’s beer, wine, and spirits events during your visit to make the most of your weekend. Can’t fit it all into one weekend? No problem—we’d love to welcome you back anytime.