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Brewfest This Weekend At Washington Crossing Historic Park
Tickets are still available for the fall tasting event held on the banks of the Delaware River.

WASHINGTON CROSSING, PA — The popular Washington Crossing Fall Brewfest returns to the banks of the Delaware River at Washington Crossing State Park on Saturday, October 29 from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m.
The rain or shine event will feature ciders, sours, and seasonal beers, along with food trucks and bonfires throughout the grounds. Tickets are available online only at WashingtonCrossingBrewfest.com for $50.
During the event, attendees can sample a wide variety of ciders, pumpkin beers, harvest ales, and sour beers from dozens of regional and national breweries. Food trucks will also be hand for attendees looking for savory and sweet bites to complement the seasonal brews.
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In addition, many participating breweries send their own representatives, giving guests the chance to talk to the folks who know the beers best.
The Brewfest will be held in the upper part of the park (1638 River Road, New Hope), behind the Thompson-Neely House and across the street from Bowman’s Hill Wildflower Preserve. Attendees must be 21 years old or older.
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The Fall Brewfest is organized by the Friends of Washington Crossing Park. All proceeds support educational and historical programming in the park.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is the Fall Brewfest different from the Spring Brewfest held in May?
The Fall Brewfest will give you the chance to sample the many flavors of fall, including ciders, harvest and pumpkin ales, seasonal IPAs or sour beers. Vendors will offer food to complement the range of seasonal beers on tap. Both Brewfests have earned a regional reputation of offering a great selection of rare and unique beers from dozens of breweries and situating the event in a wooded, riverside section of Washington Crossing Historic Park (PA). Proceeds from both brewfests benefit the non-profit Friends of Washington Crossing Park, whose volunteers run both events and other park traditions, such as the annual Crossing reenactment.
Do I need a photo ID, even if I am obviously over 21?
Pennsylvania state law stipulates that everyone who enters the Brewfest must present a valid photo ID. All IDs will be checked at the gate.
Can I re-enter the Fall Brewfest once I've left?
Once you have left the grounds, you may not re-enter. Bathrooms, water and food are available on the grounds.
Can I buy beer at the Brewfest?
This is a sampling event only. Guests will receive two-ounce pours of many different kinds of beers.
What are my transportation and parking options?
Please designate a driver (a very limited number of DD tickets are available) or take advantage of Uber or Lyft after the event. Parking will be clearly marked.
Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the Brewfest?
Yes, please print out your ticket and bring it with you. Tickets will be scanned at the gate.
How can I get a refund if I can't come?
Tickets are not refundable for any reason—no exceptions. You may pass on your ticket to another party, as long as that attendee is 21 or older with a valid photo ID.
Can I bring my child?
No babies, toddlers, children, teens, or pets are permitted at Fall Brewfest.
Can I bring a chair?
Chairs are not needed. Seating and tables will be provided for people who want to sit while enjoying a meal or beer.
Can I bring my own food?
Pretzel necklaces are allowed. No outside glassware, other food, or beverages are permitted.
What happens if it rains?
This is a rain or shine event. Extra tenting will be provided if the forecast calls for rain. Guests are also encouraged to dress for late fall weather.
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