Welcome to Newtown / Wrightstown
Newtown is one of the historic boroughs that make up Bucks County. It is a peaceful, welcoming residential area with a fantastic atmosphere and a family-oriented community. Downtown is bustling with activity year-round, with plenty of shops, businesses, restaurants, taverns, and other venues for residents to enjoy. The relaxed lifestyle and favorable socioeconomic conditions have allowed Newton to become one of the communities with the best quality of life in Bucks County.
Wrightstown is a thriving community nestled in Bucks County. It is one of the most sought-after residential areas in the entire county due to its pleasant atmosphere and rural charm. The family-oriented vibe and high-quality schools attract those with children to the area. Wrightstown has plenty of amenities for everyone to enjoy.
What to Love
- Charming rural landscapes
- Great historical wealth
- Easy commute to NJ, NYC, and Philly
- Top-rated school district
Local Lifestyle
Newtown is home to a tight-knit and welcoming community that has prospered rapidly in recent years, transforming this borough into a quintessential destination for those seeking a new home in the heart of an affluent and exclusive area. Its proximity to major cities makes Newtown a great place to relocate, especially if you're a frequent commuter to New Jersey, New York City, or Philadelphia.
Wrightstown is home to some of the most fabulous custom-built properties in the entire county. In addition to well-established neighborhoods where you can breathe tranquility and peace, the surrounding rural environment is a great incentive to practice outdoor activities and enjoy the pleasantly warm summer climate.
Dining, Entertainment & Shopping
La Stalla Ristorante is a first-class dining option for those who enjoy Italian food. La Stalla has succulent dishes crafted with the classic touch of Italian haute cuisine.
If American food and delicious cocktails are what you crave, Rocco's at the Brick is the place to go. Rocco's serves a varied menu with select gastronomic options to please the most demanding palates. They also have vegan options and gluten-free dishes.
Adorn Me has what you're looking for, whether it's a gift for a family member or that missing piece of décor in your living room. Residents of Newtown and Wrightstown enjoy shopping at Adorn Me to find the perfect gifts for every occasion. If you looking for a special decor item for your home, Adorn Me is your best option.
If you're interested in locally grown, non-GMO produce, you'll be happy to know that Newtown has its own farmers' market. Here you can find the freshest fruits, vegetables, and dairy without chemical additives. From Thursday to Saturday, you can buy the finest products grown in Newtown's soil from local vendors.
Things To Do
Bowman's Hill Tower is one of the main attractions at Washington Crossing Park. This massive stone tower rises above the trees and offers a full view of the surrounding area and the Delaware River. It is one of the most picturesque settings in the park and a mandatory destination to take the best photos.
If you are interested in hiking, walks in the woods, and getting in touch with nature while enjoying the fresh air, you must visit Tyler State Park. This 1711-acre park offers different recreational activities, so you can enjoy a unique experience without going too far from home.
Rose Bank Winery is a perfect option for a weekend outing. This winery welcomes enthusiastic wine tasters from Newtown and the surrounding area to sample an exquisite selection of locally produced wines. They also have a space for a leisurely lunch and admiring the beautiful award-winning vineyard gardens.
Shady Brook Farm is another fun alternative for a Sunday outing. This farm features live music shows, events, theme parties, and more. In addition, they have a space primarily dedicated to tasting the best dishes cooked with local ingredients and the unique flavor of Shady Brook. If you want to have a good time, this is the place.
Schools
The Council Rock School District serves Newtown and Wrightstown.
