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Visitors Guide & Maps 2018-2019 VISITORS GUIDE & MAPS LAMBERTVILLE, NJ • NEW HOPE, PA • FRENCHTOWN, NJ CENTRE BRIDGE, PA • MILFORD, PA • LUMBERVILLE, PA STOCKTON, NJ • WASHINGTON CROSSING, PA POINT PLEASANT, PA • UPPER BLACK EDDY, PA THE INN AT BOWMAN’S HILL CELEBRATE LIFE’S SPECIAL MOMENTS STUNNING ROMANTIC RETREAT 5-ACRE PRIVATE ESTATE BEAUTIFUL SUITES HEATED TUBS FOR TWO • STEAM SHOWERS SPA SERVICE • HEATED POOL AAA FOUR-DIAMOND WWW.THEINNATBOWMANSHILL.COM DIAMONDS ARE A COUPLE’S BEST FRIEND® NEW HOPE • PENNSYLVANIA • 215 862 8090 TABLE OF CONTENTS 4 WELCOME LETTER 2 9 DISCOVER 6 THE RIVER TOWNS 3 4 DINE 9 POINTS OF INTEREST 3 9 STAY MAP 4 2 WINERIES 1 5 SHOP 4 4 SERVICES 2 1 DELAWARE RIVER 5 6 INDEX OF ADVERTISERS TOWNS MAP This publication is distributed by the Delaware River Towns Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Bureau 77 Bridge Street Lambertville, NJ 08530 609-397-0055 [email protected] www.delawarerivertowns.com Produced and published by Bucks County Herald, Inc. 5761 Lower York Road, Lahaska, Pa. 18931 215-794-1096 • www.buckscountyherald.com Publisher: Joseph G. Wingert Editor: Bridget Wingert Composition: Deborah Conti FREE PASS BUY 3, GET 1 FREE! Includes FREE BBQ MEAL halfway The Famous River Hot Dog Man! 778 Frenchtown Road Milford, NJ 08848 908-996-5386 www.DELAWARERIVERTUBING.com Cannot be combined with any other www.DELAWARERIVERTUBING.COM offer. Present coupon to redeem. 2 delawarerivertowns.com The Official Delaware River Towns Chamber of Commerce Visitors Guide 3 WELCOME LETTER Welcome to the Delaware River Towns! Events: Music in the Park June 10, 2018 On behalf of the 400+ members of the Delaware River Towns (Rain date June 24, 2018) Chamber of Commerce, welcome! Whether you are in Town Wide Yard Sales June 16, 2018 Frenchtown or Washington Crossing, Lambertville or Centre MILFORD ALIVE! September 22, 2018 Bridge, New Hope or Stockton — or somewhere in between Milford Halloween Parade October 28, 2018 — you are in the East Coast’s premier location for the arts, Christmas in Milford December 14, 2018 shopping, fine dining, and recreation. Visit our website www.visitmilfordnj.com As you plan your visit, this guide will fill you in on all that’s for more information or call Melissa 908-995-4854 happening throughout the River Towns. Whether it’s that one- or Jennifer 908-995-4072 Download our Mobile APP-Milford NJ of-a-kind antique, the best restaurant to satisfy your appetite, Like us on Facebook - GOOD MORNING MILFORD the spa that offers couples massages, a premier art gallery, by the a luxury accommodation to spend the night, or a bicycle to Milford Merchants Association rent for a ride along a canal path, you’ll find it all within these pages, And you’ll find that all our offerings are within a short walk or quick drive. We hope you enjoy and experience all that our Delaware River Towns provide. And, we look forward to you returning again and again. Sincerely, Carolyn Holdsworth, President Owner, Nurture Spa “Millie” the train will be in Milford for some events! Check our website for more details! Our mailing address: David B. Morgan, Executive Director Milford Merchants Association P.O. Box 194, Milford NJ 08848 4 delawarerivertowns.com Events: Music in the Park June 10, 2018 (Rain date June 24, 2018) Town Wide Yard Sales June 16, 2018 MILFORD ALIVE! September 22, 2018 Milford Halloween Parade October 28, 2018 Christmas in Milford December 14, 2018 Visit our website www.visitmilfordnj.com for more information or call Melissa 908-995-4854 or Jennifer 908-995-4072 Download our Mobile APP-Milford NJ Like us on Facebook - GOOD MORNING MILFORD by the Milford Merchants Association “Millie” the train will be in Milford for some events! Check our website for more details! Our mailing address: Milford Merchants Association P.O. Box 194, Milford NJ 08848 THE RIVER TOWNS The River Towns LAMBERTVILLE, NEW JERSEY Lambertville was named by Forbes Magazine as one of the “Top 15 Prettiest Towns in America.” If that isn’t reason enough to visit, consider it was also recently named “#1 weekend getaway city in New Jersey” and one of 12 “Perfect Cities to Get Married In. In 1705 the first resident of what is now Lambertville, John Holcombe, purchased 350 acres. In 1724 he built the stone house on North Main Street that became known as Washington’s Headquarters. It is still a private resi- dence and one of many on the city’s charming streets that are lined with well-pre- served federal townhouses and Victorian homes. Lambertville sits along the Delaware River and is connected to historic New Hope, Pennsylvania by a walkable bridge. A restored 19th-century train depot houses Lambertville Station, a popular waterside restaurant and a cozy inn. It boasts historic bars, acclaimed restaurants, world-class spas and salons, vintage shops, riverside hotels, Victorian architecture, and outdoor summer activities. Spend a day or weekend in Lambertville and enjoy fine dining, shop for an- tiques and fine art, browse unique gift shops, or simply take in the beautiful views of the Delaware River. NEW HOPE, PENNSYLVANIA Located along the route of the Old York Road and the banks of the Delaware River, the picturesque village of New Hope, Pennsylvania has been named one of the “Top 14 Cities for a First Date.” But there is something for everyone in New Hope. Visitors can enjoy the scenic countryside, family fun, and specialty shopping. It is a small town destination for tourists, antique collectors, theater audiences, and art aficionados. The Logan Inn in New Hope is the oldest continuously running inn in Bucks County. Established in 1727, it offered its services to George Washington and his men. New Hope’s history is grounded in its early days as a mill town, with its economy being carried in the first two centuries by transportation and water power innovation and its role in the American Revolution. When the canal gave way to the railroad, a new era of the arts was ushered in. A group of artists, notably William L. Lathrop, Daniel Garber, and Edward W. Redfield settled along the river. This new colony of artists became known as the New Hope School. In 1939, a group interested in the arts purchased an old gristmill and transformed it into the Bucks County Playhouse. The Playhouse, which was once home to many prominent actors and actresses, is now experiencing a fabulous resurgence. Come to New Hope to spend the day, the weekend, or more and enjoy fine dining, one of a kind shopping, world class shows, and the beautiful Delaware River. 6 delawarerivertowns.com THE HERALD Serving Bucks, Hunterdon and surrounding counties Your Source for BUCKS COUNTY Delaware HERALD River Towns News 2 1 5 - 9 4 - 0 9 6 5 7 6 1 Lower York Road Lahaska, PA 8 9 3 1 buckscountyherald.com The Official Delaware River Towns Chamber of Commerce Visitors Guide 7 Bucks County’s Favorite Destination for Shopping and Celebrating! 60+ SHOPS | OPEN 363 DAYS 4 MILES SOUTH OF NEW HOPE ROUTES 202 & 263, LAHASKA, PA | 2157944000 PEDDLERSVILLAGE.COM/SHOP 8 delawarerivertowns.com Accommodations d POINTS OF INTERST R Retail er iv Restaurants Phillips Mill Rd R 1 d A Mano Galleries R k Professional Services 29 e 2 Begley, Carlin & Mandio, LLP e 202 r C Theaters/Entertainment 3 Bell’s Tavern n e k Galleries/Museums u 4 Blue Raccoon Home Furnishings a x e l 5 A Bucks County Children’s Museum 32 6 Bucks County Playhouse 7 Callaway Henderson Sotheby’s r Lambertville C International n e H k d o R s l u itu c 8 Clarion Inn & Suites a 29 T o 18 x m le Dr nt b A a e 9 Debra Forman, Es . e P rg W P Se E N a ll y 10 Dig Yoga N E Cherry H t 202 W N N C eath we 179 o S 11 U t Green Building Center - N d S D r Lambertville Y J 14 R n c E D L i Public d k R o M r V 12 n Heart of the Home R Bog S School el o A p Y E 17 s a h N Ave ip R r Y tt C l Arne ll d 13 e e i R o Heath’s Service, Inc. 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