From the Locals

If you’re an animal lover looking for great interactive activities, Bucks County has you covered. Whether it’s an outing with friends or family, or even a self-care day, you’ve come to the right place. From goat yoga to alpaca farms…here is a sampling of the best interactive animal activities in Bucks County!

1. Goat Yoga at Hellerick’s Family Farm

It’s important to start your day off right.

Explore and dine with mom in Bucks County for an unforgettable Mother’s Day weekend, featuring a garden party, flower arranging and a slew of tasty brunch at the County’s top eateries! 

Bucks County is beautiful year-round, but it becomes truly spectacular every fall when the leaves start changing. No wonder so many people in the area want their yearly family photos taken in the fall! 

In Bucks County, it’s not hard to find a perfect place to take a photo. The trouble is choosing which one to post! With so many picturesque places and captivating experiences, it can be tough to know which ones would make the best Instagram shot. To hopefully make it a little easier, I’ve put together a list of the top locations to Instagram in Bucks County.

My husband David and I can be found most weekends hiking the trails of Tyler State Park. It was a busy day, but we made sure to take the time to visit the park as we knew cold weather was imminent. We have a favorite loop that we like to do and decided to walk it in the opposite direction. It's amazing how unfamiliar and fresh the trail looked, a totally different perspective. It also happened to

"Residing in Levittown, my wife and I try to escape work every now and then by walking either Tyler State or Core Creek Parks. Recently I have been getting a little into photography as a hobby, especially with all of the apps available for photographers. This particular day last Spring I wanted to try out our new Nokia. Walking the trails I saw the creek running beneath the bridge and decided to

I photographed my best friend and her brother for a series of holiday pictures for their mother. This was taken at the covered bridge in Tyler Park on Christmas Eve.

~Rachel S.

Learn more about Schofield Ford Covered Bridge and Tyler State Park.