RT Peddlers Village

Charming shopping and dining destination featuring colonial-style architecture, seasonal festivals, and over 60 specialty boutiques.

General Information

Hours:

Shops: Monday–Saturday 10am to 6pm, Sunday 11am to 6pm
Restaurants: Hours vary by establishment
Open year-round with extended hours during festivals and holidays

Fees:

Admission and parking are free
Fees apply for select events and attractions like Giggleberry Fair

Pet Policy:

Leashed dogs are welcome in outdoor areas and many shops; not permitted in restaurants or food service areas

Closest cities with hotels:

New Hope, PA (5 mi); Doylestown, PA (10 mi)

Seasons:

All year, with peak activity during spring, fall, and holiday seasons

Location:

Routes 202village.com/

How to Get There

From Philadelphia (40 mi): Take I-95 N to Exit 49 for PA-332 W, continue to PA-413 N, then follow signs to Peddler’s Village at the intersection of Routes 202 and 263.

Overview

Peddler's Village in Lahaska is a 42-acre colonial-style shopping village in Bucks County, founded in 1962, with more than 60 independent boutiques, seven restaurants, and the Golden Plough Inn. Festivals such as the Strawberry, Scarecrow, and Apple festivals run through the year, holiday lights and gingerbread displays are a highlight, and the Giggleberry Fair is an indoor play center for children.

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