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Also known as: Home of Peddler's Village
Lahaska is a picturesque, upscale historic village located in Solebury Township within historic Bucks County, beautifully situated along Route 202 in the rolling northern countryside of the Philadelphia metropolitan area. Taking its poetic name from a Lenni Lenape native word meaning 'source of hemp,' the settlement long existed as a tranquil, rural farming hamlet lined with early 18th-century stone structures. In 1962, Lahaska's destiny was permanently elevated with the creation of Peddler's Village, a highly acclaimed, beautifully landscaped outdoor shopping and dining destination that features colonial-style brick pathways and historic storefronts. Today, the village acts as a premier upscale sanctuary for antique hunters, boutique shoppers, and tri-state city vacationers looking for old-world Americana charm.
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Suggested stay: 1 day
Shop independent boutiques and dine amidst colonial-style landscapes at Peddler's Village, ride the historic 1922 indoor carousel at Giggleberry Fair, browse fine international art at local galleries, and taste artisanal locally produced wines.
