Overview
Langhorne is a borough in Bucks County in the state of Pennsylvania about 6 miles west of the Delaware River.
1 sights · 3 things to do · 3 places to eat · 2 bars & cafés · 4 places to stay
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Best things about Langhorne
Core Creek Park
Park has 1,200 acres including playgrounds, picnicking, hiking, ball fields, tennis, horseback riding trails, off-leash dog area (dog park), boating, fishing, nature areas, restrooms, multi use court, bikeways, walkways,…
Sesame Place Philadelphia
'Sesame Street' themed amusement park. Park has water rides, parades, roller coasters, live shows, and Sesame Street characters walking around.
Playwicki Park
The park consists of 135 acres of land that was at one point going to be developed into a neighborhood. Fortunately, Lenape Indian artifacts were found on the site, and the land was preserved and turned into a recreation…
Styer's Orchard
Pick your own peaches, apples, pears, pumpkins or various other fruits at this beautiful farm frozen in time. The farm has a beautiful pond, and acre after acre of fresh produce. Perfect for families, typically attended …
Plan your trip
Best time to visit & weather
Most comfortable: Apr–Nov. Summer highs reach about 87°F; winter lows dip to about 21°F. Cold months (Jan) can bring snow and ice; check road conditions. Wettest: Jan and Feb. (climate data from nearby Huntingdon Valley)
Blue bars: average daily high and low (°F). Purple columns: average monthly rain and melted snow (inches).
Getting there
- From you: to see whether to drive or fly, and how long it takes.
- TTN Trenton Mercer Airport, Ewing Township — 9 mi away. Directions
- PHL Philadelphia International Airport, Philadelphia — 27 mi away (major hub). Directions
Langhorne is about 40 minutes north of Philadelphia. It is accessible via Interstate 95 (exit 44 for U.S. Route 1 Business/Pennsylvania Route 413 labeled Langhorne and Penndel), Interstate 276/Pennsylvania Turnpike (exit 351 for U.S. Route 1 at Bensalem), and U.S. Route 1 (exits for Pennsylvania Route 213 and Pennsylvania Route 413), and by SEPTA Regional Rail West Trenton Line to Langhorne.
Full “Get in” guide ↓Budget & where to stay
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Sample 1-day itinerary
Day 1
- Morning Core Creek Park, Sesame Place Philadelphia
- Lunch Suburban Diner
- Afternoon Playwicki Park, Styer's Orchard
- Dinner Hong Kong King Buffet
- Evening Irish Rover Station House
Stops are grouped by area so each day needs little backtracking. Check opening hours before you go.
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Get in
Langhorne is about 40 minutes north of Philadelphia. It is accessible via Interstate 95 (exit 44 for U.S. Route 1 Business/Pennsylvania Route 413 labeled Langhorne and Penndel), Interstate 276/Pennsylvania Turnpike (exit 351 for U.S. Route 1 at Bensalem), and U.S. Route 1 (exits for Pennsylvania Route 213 and Pennsylvania Route 413), and by SEPTA Regional Rail West Trenton Line to Langhorne.
By car
From Philadelphia and points south, take Interstate 95 north to exit 44. From Trenton, take U.S. Route 1 south to reach Langhorne. From New York City and New Jersey, take the New Jersey Turnpike south to exit 6 and follow the Pearl Harbor Extension to the Delaware River Bridge. Cross into Pennsylvania and follow the Pennsylvania Turnpike (Interstate 276) west to exit 351 (Bensalem) and follow U.S. Route 1 north to reach Langhorne. From points west, follow the Pennsylvania Turnpike (Interstate 276) east to exit 351 (Bensalem) and follow U.S. Route 1 north to reach Langhorne.
By train
- SEPTA Regional Rail. The West Trenton Line serves the Langhorne station, at Bellevue Avenue and Comly Avenue. Service is provided to Langhorne from Center City Philadelphia, West Trenton, and points inbetween.
By air
- Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) - Fly in from any other major airport. It is a 45-minute drive from Philadelphia to Langhorne.
Get around
You will probably need to drive here, but once you're in it's much more effective (and enjoyable) to walk around. The attractions and center of Langhorne Borough is convenient, well lit, and easily traversed on foot. If you are traveling to the amusements or restaurants around the city of Langhorne, you would be better of traveling by car. There are plenty of places to park. If you can't find parking there because it is usually pretty crowded or locals park since there are residence living in the vicinity, there are plenty of parking lots on side streets or in shopping plazas around the area.
SEPTA buses can be used to get around Langhorne and surrounding areas.
Ride-hailing services Uber and Lyft can be used to get around Langhorne.
The following rental car services are available in Langhorne:
- Enterprise Rent-A-Car 715 East Lincoln Highway +1 215-750-1200
- Hertz Local Edition - Piazza Honda 1908 East Lincoln Highway +1 215-741-1104
See
There are plenty of places to see when visiting Langhorne:
See Core Creek Park
Park has 1,200 acres including playgrounds, picnicking, hiking, ball fields, tennis, horseback riding trails, off-leash dog area (dog park), boating, fishing, nature areas, restrooms, multi use court, bikeways, walkways, boat rental, special programs and events.
Do
Do Playwicki Park
The park consists of 135 acres of land that was at one point going to be developed into a neighborhood. Fortunately, Lenape Indian artifacts were found on the site, and the land was preserved and turned into a recreational park. The park features various walking paths, a playground, and it intersects with the picturesque Neshaminy Creek. Picnics occur here frequently.
Buy
- Food & Farmers' Markets — Nearby at Doylestown, Morrisville, New Hope and Springtown. For more information on dates and hours of operation visit this link].
- Pennsylvania Festivals and State Fairs. Great occasions to celebrate in the Langhorne area, where you can meet locals, travelers and enjoy some home-grown fun in this city.
Eat
Eat Suburban Diner
this diner has been a local favorite for many years. Although it's been renovated, it has a classic feel on the inside.
Eat Hong Kong King Buffet
Enjoy a massive "King" sized buffet filled with excellent Asian cuisine. It has significant parking.
Eat The Buck Hotel
Remodeled by Rhuling, it has grown to be a local attraction. "The Shops at Buck" are in the same corner location.
Drink
Drink Irish Rover Station House
Sleep
Go next
Many cities surround Langhorne. If you however choose to travel near by you may choose from the following closest destinations within reasonable distances.
- Doylestown - In this pretty town you will find throughout the main street diverse dining, superb shopping and exquisite site seeing including museums and art galleries.
- New Hope - This town is known for its spunky and charming art.
- Newtown - Home to many, this upscale area has fine dining as well as affordable local bars where you can grab quick bites. Also known well for the movie Signs, starring Mel Gibson, is the pizza shop Mom's Bake at Home Pizza.
- Peddler's Village - a small village of family fun including restaurants, attractions and shopping. The big hit of this hot spot is the carousel that children love to ride!
Nearby
Newtown
City / town · 31 listings · 4 mi away
Holland
City / town · 8 listings · 4 mi away
Feasterville
City / town · 12 listings · 5 mi away
Bensalem
City / town · 19 listings · 5 mi away
Yardley
City / town · 19 listings · 6 mi away
Bristol
City / town · 3 listings · 6 mi away
Burlington
City / town · 5 listings · 8 mi away
Washington Crossing Historical Park
Park · 3 listings · 8 mi away
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