Friends Village is located conveniently just three miles from I-95, five miles from US-1 and 10 miles to the Pa. Turnpike.

From I-95 North:
Get off at Exit 49, Newtown Exit/Route 332. Turn left at top of exit ramp—Route 332 (if coming South I-95, turn right) Go 1.3 miles (cross Stony Hill Road and Lindenhurst Road). Turn right on Newtown-Yardley Road (sign will say “Newtown 1 mile”) Go to second light; turn right onto Lower Dolington Road. Friends Village is on the left shortly after the stop sign.

From Route 1/Roosevelt Boulevard:
Lincoln Highway to 413 North - 2.5 miles to Newtown Cross bypass and proceed 1 mile into Newtown on State Street. Turn right at the second light—Washington Avenue. Go to second light, turn left onto Lower Dolington Road. Friends Village is on the left shortly after the stop sign.

From Doylestown:
413 South; turn left at traffic light at bottom of hill (after Tyler Walk Development); (Acme shopping center will be straight in front of you). Turn right at second traffic light—Sycamore Street. Turn left at second light—Washington Avenue. Go straight through two traffic lights. Turn left at next light onto Lower Dolington Road (Gulf Gas Station). Friends Village is on the left shortly after the stop sign.

From Richboro:
Go East on Route 332 to Newtown; Turn left at the light onto Route 532 (Sycamore Street) - (7-11 is on the right). Turn right at the next traffic light onto Washington Avenue. Go through the second traffic light. Turn left at third light onto Lower Dolington Road (Gulf Gas Station). Friends Village is on the left shortly after the stop sign.

Founded in 1684 by William Penn, Newtown is one of a handful of charming picturesque small towns dotting the landscape of Bucks County. It retains much of its quiet colonial charm in the architecture of the historic inns, fine restaurants and small shops, including a pharmacy, cleaners, hardware store, gourmet grocery, and bank as well as clothing, antiques, gifts etc. A short walk in town can be both useful and delightful. The Newtown library and theatre along with several churches provide additional opportunities for becoming involved in the life of the town.

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