I saw my first hummingbird moth at Bowman's, so it'll always have a special place in my heart!!…read more For real, though, it's very nice here. The staff are friendly, they have periodic walks led by naturalists, and there are lots of pretty things to see: butterflies, frogs, birds, and lots of flora. The gift shop leaves a lot to be desired, but I guess that's not really the point of coming here, huh?

A very enjoyable way to spend a couple of hours walking easy trails and learning about the native…read morewildflowers and medicinal plants of the area. Also saw wildlife like frogs, snakes, birds, and turtles

I came up here on a very humid and hazy day. The visibility was a little low, but we could still…read moresee pretty far out. The steps were steep, but not too terrible. At the top of the tower the staircase gets even more windy and narrow. I do feel as though $7 was on the higher end to just climb the stairs and come down. Though, if I had the chance I would come back in the fall, as I imagine the view is spectacular during that season.

I've been here during the summer and during the Fall, it's always a beautiful view! I haven't been…read moreback in a while but both times the elevator was broken. (And even when it is working there's still steep steps to walk up just fyi). You can buy tickets there and they do a combo with the wildflower preserve too. It's a pretty drive up there as well. Definitely recommend.

My daughter and I had a great time seeing A cat on a Hot…read moreTin Roof. It was our first time visiting this playhouse and will come back. The actors and actresses were amazing. They received our standing ovation too.

Great plays in a beautiful town. You can feel the history of the playhouse as soon as you walk in…read more Nothing like relaxing with a glass of wine and enjoying a great play! Actors are quality performers! If you can't get to NYC, consider supporting a local theater and go to Bucks County. Awesome town with lots to do and lots of great places to eat.

Really cool place to browse and support local business. Kids loved all of the cool stones and other…read moreunique items.

Randi is wonderful and so is her shop. She is knowledgeable and has wonderful classes. It is…read moredefinitely worth the drive for me. I'm so glad I found this little shop. Her readings are also 'spot on'.

I've been following Crystal on Twitter and on her website for a few years now. She's always on…read morepoint and provides great clarity on timing and on the "whys" in our lives. I've gotten an horary reading from her in the past and recently had an official reading and was blown away. Can't wait to see the planets in action this coming year. If you have those "why" and "when" questions I definitely recommend getting a reading from her. Super savvy and always on the pulse.

Having consulted astrologers on and off over the past 20 years and studying it a bit myself, I can…read moredefinitely say Crystal is the real deal. Her focus on predictive astrology is perhaps one of the more difficult tasks to do because she has to look at 50-100 different elements, know which ones will have a stronger influence vs a lesser impact, then synthesize all of these into how they will personally affect her client. I have found her predictive readings to be quite accurate and definitely appreciate her ability to clearly explain astrology to whatever level her client is at as well. I highly recommend her professional astrology skills which are nicely matched to her compassionate conversational style - she's really easy to talk with. What's more, her fee when compared to others at her level is a really good deal!

Staff was friendly when we first entered. The place is not that big, but for the space they have,…read morethey have a good variety. They have a rock wall, slide, lots of stations with different tactile experiences, a small water station, among many others. There is a hand washing station on one end and family friendly bathrooms on the other (including changing table in both men's/women's bathrooms, and step stools for the little ones). Parking is metered every day, including Sundays.

Watch out for the the New Hope Police ticketing this private lot with absolutely no signs nor…read morekiosks in view of the parking area in front of the museum! What an ordeal. I was ticketed two times in 5 minutes and ended up having to go to court after depositing over $180 in extortion fees from the Newark police who refused to make this right when I provided evidence that you could not see any signage nor kiosks when parking in front of the museum. The exhibits are tired and run down and missing many items. That said, the grandkid had a good time. Shame on the chief of New Hope Police or mishandling Justice and telling me I could go to trial. The judge dropped the charges immediately and chastised the New Hope Police department.

We walked by the outdoor sales counter and bought tickets ($12 each, cash only) from the wife. The…read moresignage only said when the boat was departing not the duration or cost. Nor did it show where we'd go or what we'd see. It turned out to be a small trip and one that was not interesting at all. The husband was out on the small pontoon boat. When we saw the boat we laughed that it didn't look like much. Anyway we boarded and the husband pointed out some minor things to see. He pointed out a bald eagle in top of a power pole, the level of a few floods, and some turtles on a log. How useless. It was only 20 minutes each way. When asked a question, he reluctantly repeated what he said earlier. Seems like the guy wasn't so nice to us. For the same price, we'd have been better off going for desserts.

An enjoyable thing to do in New Hope. A 40 min ride is $12 for afults. A nice relaxing cruise…read moreup/down the Delaware River. You get a chance to see multi million dollar homes you will never own. In fact, you probably can't afford the monthly electric bill. Anyways, we saw a bald eagle and that was better than the million dollar houses :/ A fun ride and they can accommodate parties.

People really need to lighten the F up! I say that based on most of the reviews. If you feel it's…read moretoo expensive, don't go! The price is the price. It's not like they hide it and then spring it on you. Yes it's difficult to understand what's being said through the speakers. They need to address that. But the employees who walk through the cars answering questions make up for it. Very pleasant and knowledgeable. The ride through parts of New Hope was a delight. I had a cousin visiting from the West coast who is, "in to trains" like Sheldon Cooper! He was absolutely thrilled. We all loved how the people in the houses along the way waved to us. If you enjoy vintage trains and a nice ride it's great. The children that were on board all seemed to be having a great time. Next time my cousin visits he already requested that we return. We will!

So I'm updating my review. I returned (admittedly with great reluctance to be honest) to the New…read moreHope Railroad. When I rode this train last year, it was truly an awful experience and thought it was ridiculously overpriced. Don't get me wrong, it's still overpriced! But what has changed that I could see was a massive improvement in customer service with the workers we interacted with. I only returned since there was a ticketing snafu where somehow I got charged double. Last year, I tried calling to resolve it and despite all my efforts, they would not refund my money. With this in mind, I booked the Santa Train since I already had most of the train cost covered with last year's double booking from the credit that I had on file. My family and I came during Thanksgiving and I was initially really surprised by just how empty our car was. It was the last train of the night, but still, I would have thought a busy Thanksgiving holiday weekend would have been packed. It could also be that people like us have booked in the past, got frustrated and swore off coming back for good. I waiting to board the train, and was standing outside in the freezing cold weather and the worker told me I could hop on. I really really appreciated this, since on my last ride, I ended up standing outside while the train was in the station but they were super strict on the boarding time. Once inside the train, they were efficient in the boarding and making sure we were comfortable. Off we went, and we were entertained by singing and the band even requested songs by all those in the car. And other staff offered to take our family's photo. Santa came through and even gave the kids a little gift. Santa and Mrs. Clause spent plenty of time chatting with my kids and it was very nice to see. There is a small cart that is rolled out where you can purchase drinks including alcoholic beverages for the adults to add to your hot cocoa. They also had some snacks for purchase. A nice touch was the complimentary hot chocolate and baked cookies. My daughter got caught up in the excitement and spilled hot cocoa all over her lovely dress. Not only did the workers offer to help clean it up, but they even brought over a bottle of sparkling water for us to use along with a towel to clean her up. The woman helping out even got in and started scrubbing the dress with us. We had a nice dinner planned for after the ride and it was just a really nice gesture and my partner and I couldn't believe how much was improved from our previous experience. I'm willing to come back and give this place another shot.

Me and my dear friend arranged for tickets for tonight's showing of Carole King: Home Again - Live…read moreIn Central Park. What a wonderful opportunity to see this independent film of this wonderful concert from 1973. There were too many moviegoers tonight probably because of the weather conditions outside. So there is lots of seating and opportunities to get some lovely, popcorn and drinks. The venue was very tidy . I'm really happy with the movie available tonight at something different and really enjoyable . I look forward to coming back again

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the ACME Screening Room in Lambertville NJ…read more We are 2-year dual members thus far. In the three years since living in Bucks County and first finding the ACME, they have fundraised to upgrade the chairs, the screen, and digital projection equipment. They have also like overnight somehow been able to acquire viewing of the most current indie and foreign films. Top films at that. We just saw Stan and Ollie, Shoplifters, Cold War, and many other excellent films. Just last night, 3/2/19, we saw a South Beach Miami documentary of two photographers that captured the life and evolution of South Beach. Well done and informative. Just in the past 4 months, we've seen more films at the ACME then at the Montgomery Theater in Skillman and we no longer drive out to the Ambler, Hiway or Colony theaters. I've also participated as a presenter at two 20x20 Pecha Kutcha events and recently volunteered to photograph presenters of the Feb 8th event. Feels good to be apart of the community. Support the ACME so that they can continue to bring us such great film and other experiences.