The site, which Earl Jamison created in 1962, is one of Pennsylvania’s premier attractions, drawing more than two million visitors each year. Its historical storybook setting includes 60-plus distinctive retail shops, seven restaurants, the 66-room Golden Plough Inn, and the Giggleberry Fair indoor family fun center. In addition, peddler’s Village hosts numerous year-round festivals and seasonal events for the public and is a popular site for weddings, corporate events, reunions, picnics, birthdays, and holiday parties.
Peddler’s Village is located in the heart of Bucks County in Lahaska, Pennsylvania, just five miles west of New Hope, 40 miles north of Philadelphia, and 80 miles southwest of New York City. For more information, visit PeddlersVillage.com or call 215-794-4000.
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Peddler’s Village is a 42-acre shopping, dining, lodging, and family entertainment destination in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, that features graceful 18th-century-style buildings, lush gardens, and winding brick walkways.
