Popular New Hope

We discussed that New Hope is an amazingly popular destination despite the borough being so small. So what are some of the top attractions? For starters, New Hope has an astounding amount of historic sites and buildings, with the oldest being the Rhoades Homestead. This farmhouse has one section built in 1734 and contains stone spring houses and a clapboard pump shelter. The New Hope Village District is a national historic district with over 200 historic–designated buildings, primarily residential and commercial. Some of these date back to the early 18th century and many were designed in Late Victorian or Federal styles. Within this district is the Northeastern Pennsylvania Railroad Station, built in 1891 and now used as a terminus for the New Hope and Ivyland Railroad. Also at the station is the New Hope Railroad, where you can hop on one of several historic trains and rides, including a 1925 steam locomotive or powerful diesel engine that leads passengers one 45-minute ride through Bucks County’s countryside. There are some other trains, including a Speakeasy Train, Lahaska Limited, Santa’s North Pole Express, A Wine & Tapas Train, and others. Truly amazing!

A Lovely Stay in New Hope

When you are looking for a place to stay there is no better place than New Hope. It is littered with inns, bed and breakfasts, and hotels, including:

  • 1870 Wedgewood Inn. This Bed & Breakfast spot is comprised of 3 renovated 19th-century buildings, with all accommodations adorned with antiques, original art, and fresh flowers.
  • Fox and Hound Bed & Breakfast. Located on picturesque grounds, it was voted Bucks County’s "Most Romantic Getaway."
  • The Inn at Bowman’s Hill, an AAA Four–Diamond Bed & Breakfast, this 5–acre gated estate offers 8 luxurious rooms and suites.
  • The Pineapple Hill Inn. Built in 1790, it sits on 6 acres, with 9 gorgeously decorated rooms and suites, each with a fireplace, bath, private balconies, and a hand-tiled swimming pool secluded in stone walls.
  • The Porches on the Towpath Bed & Breakfast. Built in 1815, it faces the Delaware Canal, a towpath where people walk and the bike is directly outside the gate, and you can hear the whistles of steam trains float across the canal.
  • The Carriage House of New Hope. One of the oldest historical homes in New Hope, today it is a 3–room boutique hotel that sits directly above the Aquetong River. It is a hybrid of bed and breakfast style and home rental. The original construction of the house began in the early 1800’s.
  • The Logan Inn. Established in 1727, it is one of America’s longest  continually running inns
  • The River House at Odette’s. This hotel located along the Delaware River was rated as one of the “15 Best Getaways in Pennsylvania” by Travel + Leisure.

New Hope Cuisine

Hungry or thirsty? There are too many places to list, but some of the most popular are The Salt House, Ferry + Main at the Logan Inn, Karla's, Nectar, The Playhouse Deck Restaurant and Bar, Stella of New Hope, Nektar Wine Bar, OOldest one and many more. Each offers its brand of delicious food and drinks, with unique atmospheres,  décor, and spectacular views.​

New Hope is truly one–of–a–kind.

New Hope Movers

If you’re planning a move to or from New Hope, O'Brien's Moving & Storage is here to provide you with top-quality moving services. With over 90 years of experience serving Bucks County and the surrounding areas, we understand the unique charm and appeal of this historic town. Whether you're relocating to enjoy the local art scene, stay at one of the beautiful inns, or simply immerse yourself in New Hope’s vibrant culture, our team is dedicated to making your move smooth and worry-free.

As a leading New Hope moving company, O’Brien’s Moving & Storage offers a range of services, including packing, loading, and secure transportation, ensuring that every detail is handled with care. We are here to make your relocation a stress-free experience. Contact us today for a free moving estimate and let us help you start your next chapter in this remarkable community!