WHERE TO STAY FOR THE 44TH ANNUAL REVRUN: YOUR JULY 4TH HOSPITALITY GUIDE! 🏃🎆

We've heard from so many of you asking the same wonderful question: "Where should we stay to make a full weekend out of the RevRun?" And honestly, we LOVE that this race is inspiring people to turn July 4th into a real getaway! We have runners and supporters currently coming from 21 states!

So we put together this hospitality guide — because if you're going to run through history on the most patriotic morning of the year, you might as well do it in style! 🎉

The 44th Annual RevRun is shaping up to be something truly special this July 4th at Washington Crossing Historic Park — and we couldn't be more excited to welcome runners and their families from across the country!

Here's why July 4th at Washington Crossing is the perfect getaway:

🌅 MORNING: Lace up and run (or walk!) the RevRun — 1-Mile Fun Run, USATF-Certified 5K or 10K — right here at Washington Crossing Historic Park! Register at www.revrunpa.com

☀️ AFTERNOON: Explore some of the most charming towns in the Delaware Valley — Washington Crossing, New Hope, Lambertville, Yardley, Newtown, and Peddler's Village are all just minutes away and packed with great shops, restaurants, and sights! Our friends and RevRun sponsor, Washington Crossing Inn, will even be serving a Red, White & Barbeque Buffet on July 4th!

🎆 EVENING: Head back to Washington Crossing Historic Park at 4PM for Living History and FREE FIREWORKS! washingtoncrossingpark.org

🏨 YOUR HOSPITALITY GUIDE: WONDERFUL LOCAL INNS NEAR THE RACE

We've reached out to some of the finest inns in the area, and we're thrilled to share this guide to help you plan your stay!

Pineapple Hill Inn B&B of New Hope

If you're looking for a quintessential Bucks County bed-and-breakfast experience, Pineapple Hill Inn is the real deal. Nestled on nearly six acres along River Road, this beautifully restored colonial manor house was built in 1790 and sits perfectly between the heart of New Hope and Washington Crossing Park — meaning RevRun morning, the race is practically in your backyard! The inn's 18-inch stone walls and wide-plank pumpkin pine floors speak to a craftsmanship that's long been forgotten, while the original stone barn foundation now surrounds a gorgeous in-ground pool for a post-race cool-down. Nine individually decorated guest rooms and suites — most with gas fireplaces and all with private baths — are furnished with period antiques and family collectibles. The signature breakfast (including their legendary crème brûlée French toast and broiled pineapple wedge) is served daily in a sun-filled dining room. Consistently rated #1 among Bucks County bed-and-breakfasts on TripAdvisor, Pineapple Hill is a warm and welcoming retreat that feels like staying with friends — very gracious friends who happen to be extraordinary cooks! 🍍

The Inn at Bowman's Hill

For those looking to treat themselves to something truly special, The Inn at Bowman's Hill is in a class of its own. Tucked behind an electronic gate on a stunning five-acre private estate just outside of New Hope, this AAA Four-Diamond retreat has been named one of the Top Ten Most Romantic Bed and Breakfasts in the country multiple times — by Forbes, TripAdvisor, and more. And yes, it's literally just a stone's throw from where General Washington crossed the Delaware! The inn's eight beautifully appointed rooms and suites all feature king-size feather beds, gas fireplaces, and heated two-person jetted tubs, with select suites boasting steam showers and private balconies overlooking the manicured grounds. The flagship Penthouse Suite even features a corner soaking tub under a starlight ceiling with 300 fiber optic stars — including a shooting star! A multi-course, cooked-to-order gourmet breakfast is served daily by a resident chef. Then unwind beside the heated pool, soak in the outdoor hot tub, or stroll through the koi pond gardens. This is the kind of place where you cross the finish line of a 10K and feel like royalty for the rest of the weekend! 👑

River House at Odette's

River House at Odette's is New Hope's most buzzworthy hotel — and for good reason. Voted the #1 Resort Hotel in the Mid-Atlantic by Travel + Leisure readers, this luxury boutique property sits right on the banks of the Delaware River, with 38 gorgeous guest rooms and suites, many featuring private balconies with sweeping water views. But what makes River House truly unforgettable is its story. The site dates to 1784, when it served as a tavern and general store for Delaware Canal boatmen. Its most colorful chapter came in 1960, when French actress, singer, and violinist Odette Myrtil purchased it and transformed it into her beloved cabaret, Chez Odette's. After a major renovation in 2020, River House was reborn as a full luxury hotel — and Odette's glamorous French spirit is woven into every detail, from the vintage menus and artwork on the walls to a chandelier dating to the early 1900s. The lobby's Piano Lounge features a stone fireplace and handcrafted cocktails, while ROOF — the exclusive rooftop bar — offers breathtaking views of New Hope and Lambertville. Imagine running the RevRun at sunrise, then spending the afternoon on your private river-view balcony with the Delaware stretching out before you. That's a July 4th to remember! 🥂

Logan Inn

Want to stay somewhere with a genuine connection to the very history the RevRun celebrates? Look no further than The Logan Inn. Established in 1727 — nearly 50 years before the Declaration of Independence was signed — The Logan Inn is one of the oldest continuously operating inns in all of America, and it's listed on the National Register of Historic Places. General George Washington himself is said to have stayed here five times, quite possibly on the eve of his legendary Delaware River crossing just down the road. Today, the inn has been thoughtfully restored and expanded to include 38 individually designed guest rooms, each blending colonial character with modern luxury. The Whiskey Lounge — with its wood-burning fireplace, leather chairs, and stonewall bar — is one of New Hope's coziest gathering spots, and the Landmark Tavern delivers chef-driven cuisine and craft cocktails in the heart of town. Staying at the Logan Inn means you're literally sleeping in the same building where Revolutionary War history was made — and then walking out the front door into the vibrant energy of downtown New Hope, steps from boutiques, galleries, restaurants, and the Delaware riverfront. Run the RevRun. Walk in Washington's footsteps. Raise a glass at a 300-year-old tavern.

Ready to plan your stay? Visit our Hospitality Partners leaflet at www.revrunpa.com/hospitality-partners for more information!

And don't forget — early registration for the RevRun closes July 3rd at 11:59 PM! Lock in your discounted rate and secure your free commemorative t-shirt and finisher's medal at www.revrunpa.com today!

We can't wait to welcome you to Washington Crossing and Upper Makefield Township this July 4th! 🎉🏅🎆