- The list below includes 215 free or cheap things to do in or near Doylestown, Pennsylvania, including 108 different types of inexpensive activities like History Museums, Playgrounds, Movie Theaters and Art Museum.
- From Kids' Castle to Pearl S. Buck House, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Doylestown and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Philadelphia, Trenton, New Hope and Quakertown.
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345 Illicks Mill Road, Bethlehem, PA 18017
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Owned and managed by the city of Bethlehem, the Bethlehem Ice Rink is covered, but otherwise outdoors, and is open seasonally. The rink offers lessons in basic skating, figure skating, and hockey, and offers public skate times.
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Known for its role in World War II and the Vietnam War, USS New Jersey is a retired battleship situated on the Camden Waterfront. Visitors can take a guided tour through the ship while learning about its decorated history.
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Delaware River Railroad Excursions, 1 Elizabeth Street, Phillipsburg, NJ 8865
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The Warren County Winery Train, the only steam locomotive in operation in the state of New Jersey, takes its riders to a winery in Finesville. Guests also go on a bus ride through the farmlands.
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As a community baseball park, Patriot's Park hosts regional games and tournaments for visitors to participate in or watch. The park is home to the Allentown Patriots Athletic Association, a group of fastpitch teams.
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The Crayola Experience offers an all-ages exploration focused on color, with 21 attractions including creating and cutting a puzzle, customizing your own crayon label, art activities, a water table and a crayon making demonstration.
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Hosting markets on both the weekdays and weekend, Easton Farmers Market has stalls of fresh produce and local goods provided by regional bakeries, farms, and artists. The market often has live entertainment from local musicians.
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Dedicated to the towpath canals used as transport routes before the dawn of the railroad, the National Canal Museum features interactive exhibits focused on the life of the area's canallers.
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Carnegie Lake is easily accessible for visitors interested in outdoor recreation. The clear blue water offers ample room for canoes, kayaks, and swimmers. It is also perfect for walking or biking. Parking is plentiful and the scenery is bountiful.
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Located on the banks of the Delaware River, Twin Rivers Tubing LLC offers inner tube trips down the river as well as kayak, canoe, and raft trips. The company provides life jackets, and features a deli and pizzeria on site.
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Suffragette Alice Paul's family called Paulsdale home from 1883. Paul led the 1910 women's Suffrage Movement supporting the 19th amendment. Paulsdale has been restored to the period of Paul's residency and is now a museum honoring her work.