As wintertime settles in, Bucks County residents look forward to celebrating the season at a variety of exciting, holiday-themed, family-friendly attractions. The festivities kick off in November and continue through the New Year — offering plenty of time to enjoy twinkling lights, fun characters, cozy getaways and much more. Many of these regional destinations are near neighborhoods being built by Hallmark Homes Group, making these holiday wonders just a short drive away.
Everyone’s favorite characters at Sesame Place are hosting A Very Furry Christmas on select dates from Nov. 16 through Jan. 5. During this time, the entire park will be decorated with thousands of colorful lights and festive ornaments.
Visitors are invited to participate in the sights and sounds of the 1-2-3 Christmas Tree Show featuring an illuminated, pixel-based 30-foot tree. Train rides on the Sesame Place Furry Express are also available to take youngsters through the Twiddlebugs’ Gingerbread Cookie Factory.
Plus, guests who prefer to experience the spectacle from the comfort of their own vehicles can opt for the Furry and Bright Christmas Drive-Thru featuring a trip along Candy Cane Lane, Snowflake Way and alongside the Neighborhood Street Party Christmas Parade.
Embark on Santa’s North Pole Express Train for a festive journey departing from historic New Hope Station. From Nov. 16-Dec. 30, Travel through scenic Bucks County aboard vintage locomotives, enjoying live carols, hot cocoa, and fresh cookies.
Meet Santa and Mrs. Claus, share holiday wishes, and receive a keepsake sleigh bell. Cozy, decorated cars and the festive station gift shops add extra charm.
Perfect for all ages, this cherished tradition promises unforgettable holiday memories. Book your magical ride today!
Every year, Shady Brook Farm invites residents of new homes in Bucks County to their breathtaking Holiday Light Show. The production features over three million bulbs strung up into creative displays across several acres of farmland.
On clear nights beginning Nov. 23, visitors can experience the wonder from an open-air, tractor-drawn wagon ride. Or they can tour the grounds from the comfort of their own vehicles.
The adventure features a visit with Santa, a trip down Candy Cane Lane and a chance to snuggle up and toast s’mores over a roaring campfire.
Bucks County loves to celebrate famous writers with ties to the area.
Every year, artists, decorators and community groups team up to create the Annual Holiday Festival of the Trees at the Pearl S. Buck House in Perkasie — a National Historic Landmark. Visitors can enjoy light displays of spectacular design and decor within the rooms of the house and throughout the property grounds.
Meanwhile, the folks at The Christmas Museum at Byers’ Choice in Chalfont have something special in store for fans of A Christmas Carol, the legendary story by Charles Dickens.
Experience the magic of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol brought to life by his great-great-grandson, Gerald Dickens. In a captivating one-man show, Gerald portrays 26+ characters, sharing the timeless story of Ebenezer Scrooge’s redemption.
Performances are at Byers’ Choice in Chalfont on December 14th (12:30 PM & 5:30 PM) and December 15th (12:30 PM), with VIP options including preferred seating and souvenir programs.
Bucks County offers the old-world yuletide charm of historic hotels — each with a host of unique features and delights.
Located at the heart of Peddler’s Village, the Golden Plough Inn offers a winter retreat for the entire family. Its 67 rooms and suites, adorned with colonial-era décor, provide immediate access to seasonal treats, holiday decorations, and premier shopping experiences.
During your stay, guests can enjoy the Peddler’s Village Grand Illumination, a festive display running from late November through early January.
The Inn at Barley Sheaf Farm invites couples to enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of a secluded, romantic setting.
This bed and breakfast in New Hope features 16 unique suites situated within the manor house and in the adjacent buildings situated in a 100-acre estate. Visitors can enjoy world-class elegance located near a variety of vineyards, markets and dining destinations.
Established in 1727, the Logan Inn stands as one of America’s longest continuously operating inns, offering a blend of historic charm and modern luxury.
Located in the heart of New Hope, this landmark features 16 original rooms and 22 recently added accommodations, each uniquely appointed to provide a distinctive stay. Guests can enjoy on-site dining at Ferry + Main, a restaurant that serves as a community gathering place, offering a comfortable dining room, patio seating, and a full-service bar.
Feeney’s Garden Center and Nursery is a Bucks County treasure for holiday decorating and festive inspiration.
Stroll through beautifully themed sections filled with seasonal décor, marvel at intricate model train displays, and visit Santa amidst a forest of Christmas trees in the greenhouse.
With its timeless charm and reputation as a Best of Bucks winner, Feeney’s is the perfect destination to spark holiday joy and create cherished family traditions.
Taking a seasonal jaunt through lavishly decorated estates is a great way to celebrate the wintertime holidays.
The Bolton Mansion in Levittown (built in 1687) along with Pennsbury Manor and other historic Bucks County sites host the Holiday House — a tour featuring a towering Christmas tree, baked goodies, seasonal music, hot cider, a chance to chat with Santa and more.
Meanwhile, Historic Fallingston — also known as “the town that time forgot” — offers holiday-themed tours of the grounds located along the Delaware River. Visitors can stroll among the buildings of 18th Century architecture adorned in seasonal decor.
The holiday season in Bucks County is a special time for wholesome family fun. Contact us to learn more about Hallmark Homes Group — the company building the finest homes across the region.