In addition to exploring by foot and car, try experiencing Bucks County by these modes of travel… By Air
Sports Aviation, Inc. – Learn to fly or take a ride in an open-cockpit biplane. Glider and aerobatic rides are also available. Van Zant Airport is only minutes away. 516 Cafferty Rd., Erwinna. 610-847-8320. www.vanzantairport.com
By Train
New Hope & Ivyland Railroad – All aboard this 1920’s vintage passenger coach and bar car driven by an authentic steam or diesel locomotive through Bucks County countryside. Board in either New Hope or Lahaska and journey through the sleepy towns of Wyncombe and Ivyland. Welcome back to the golden age of steam railroading as you ride the same track area that was filmed in the 1914 “Perils of Pauline” movie scenes. The railroad can be booked for all types of events; alcoholic beverages are served in the bar car. 32 W. Bridge St., New Hope. 215-862-2332.
New Hope Railroad – New Hope Railroad.
By Riverboat
Bucks County Riverboat Company – Captain Dee Keller welcomes you and your party aboard his 70-passenger, 52-foot riverboat for a ride up and down the Delaware as you celebrate a birthday, anniversary or graduation. The captain offers private and corporate catered brunches, dinners and themed cruises that include alcoholic and soft beverages, climate control, and a great sound system. 1469 River Rd., Upper Black Eddy. 610-982-5252. www.BucksCountyRiverboats.com
By Tube
Bucks County River Country – In upper Bucks with the Delaware River being only 1 to 4 feet in depth, tubing is a favorite hot weather activity. Canoeing, rafting and kayaking trips are also offered. Outfitting is supplied. 2 Walters Ln., Point Pleasant. 215-297-5000. www.rivercountry.net
Through Covered Bridge
There are 12 covered bridges in Bucks County; nine are located within a 1/2-hour drive of our B&B. Ask us or call the Bucks County Conference & Visitors Bureau to map out a covered bridge tour.
On Horseback
Bucks County Horse Park –The Bucks County Horse Park currently
has a membership base of approximately 500 people. Annual membership fee
provides access to the Park from dawn until dusk all year long. Members trailer in to enjoy over 30
miles of trails, two all-weather fenced arenas, two all-weather, standard-size
dressage arenas, and the Beginner / Novice through Training level cross-country
courses. Join ahead to use the facilities while you’re here. http://www.buckscountyhorsepark.org/
For horse stabling, we recommend local folks who will board and feed your horse before and after park events. Alana & Frank’s Horse Stables is on our road less than a mile away. 610-847-5297.
Want to take a horse-and-buggy ride while staying at Frog Hollow? Let us know in advance and we will make arrangements with Donna Zummo, owner of Circle F Ranch at 21 Acres Away, a few minutes from us in Kintnersville. She also gives trail and riding lessons and provides horse stabling. 610-847-8013. Haycock Stables – Family owned and operated for close to 50 years. Pony and horse rides available. Indoor and outdoor rings open all year. Guided trails transgress Lake Nockamixon State Park. 1035 Old Bethlehem Rd., Perkasie. 215-257-6271. www.haycockstables.com
