Point Pleasant, PA
Nature's Wonderland in Upper Bucks County
Nature's Wonderland in Upper Bucks County
Another stopping off point for the River Traveler is the town of Point Pleasant, which lies on both sides of the Tohickon Creek by its confluence with the Delaware River, dividing the community into two townships. The Lenape Indians, who fished along the Delaware, originally settled the town.
A town that featured prominently in the Revolutionary War, the grist mills of Point Pleasant produced grain for the soldiers. Later it became a resting spot for canal men and a way station for the Doylestown-Frenchtown-New York stage. Visitors to this quaint town will enjoy unique shopping, a nearby State Park, and tubing river adventures.
2 Walters Lane
Point Pleasant, PA 18950
World’s River Tubing Capital. We are the most experienced outfitter in the area, providing Tubing, Rafting, Canoeing and Kayaking trips since 1967 along the scenic Delaware River. Fun for the whole . . .
6 River Road, PO Box 566
Point Pleasant, PA 18950
Gifts & accessories for the home and garden in the old Point Pleasant Inn of 1782. 12 rooms of merchandise with USA made furniture, two rooms of candles, home decor and so much more. There is also . . .
From Lambertville to New Hope, Frenchtown to Stockton, Milford to Washington Crossing, there’s much to discover.
