An area rich in tradition, dynamic and innovative

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​Upper Bucks County offers a broad array of best value housing along with commuter convenience to large urban centers.


​Philadelphia is about an hour away, and New York City can be reached in less than two.
 
In Upper Bucks, you’ll find multi-generational family farms alongside new business startups; historic taverns and restaurants and national, restaurant chains. From commercial and light industrial complexes, to downtown business districts embracing a diverse mix of shopping and dining, the area is strategically placed in the center pivot of all four compass points. Recreation and cultural activities are bundled together with “Main Street” appeal, like annual downtown Christmas tree lighting ceremonies and holiday house tours in December, spring and fall outdoor festivals, fireworks and Fourth of July community day events. 

Outdoor recreation is abundant here. Nockamixon State Park’s hiking, biking and horse trails wrap around the largest lake in Bucks County, fed by the Tohickon Creek. The park and lake provide year round recreation opportunities for the soloist, family reunion celebrants, and everyone in between. 
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Come to the area’s boroughs for unique shopping. Hunt for antique finds in downtown Quakertown, or browse one-of-a-kind boutiques in Perkasie. Dine along the banks of the Delaware River, or walk to area restaurants after a ball game in the park. The area is rich in tradition, dynamic and innovative, as its leaders position the region for the future. 


Check out our annual Community Profile & Directory here
​or pick up your free copy at the Upper Bucks Visitor Center.