7 Fun Things To Do In Warrington

Warrington, Pennsylvania may not be the first place that comes to mind when planning a weekend adventure—but that’s exactly why it’s such a hidden gem.

Located right off Route 611, The Shops at Valley Square is Warrington’s answer to the traditional downtown stroll.


Instead of a single main street, you get a wide, walkable plaza lined with boutique shops, national retailers, and a solid mix of casual and upscale dining.

Start your visit with brunch at Turning Point, a local favorite with an upscale diner feel. Their Nutella pancakes and avocado toast hit the spot. After that, wander through shops like Francesca’s or White House Black Market for seasonal finds.

If you're looking for a quick gift or something local, check out one of the seasonal pop-up vendors or swing by Hand & Stone for wellness products or even a spontaneous massage.

As the sun sets, Bar Louie or PF Chang’s makes a perfect dinner spot. On weekends, Valley Square often hosts live music or community events in the plaza, so check their calendar before you go.

2. Get Active at The Cornerstone Club

If you’re more of the “earn your brunch” type, The Cornerstone Club is Warrington’s top-tier fitness destination.

It’s more than just a gym. This place offers over 60 group fitness classes weekly, including spin, hot yoga, TRX, and body sculpt. You’ll also find an indoor pool, personal training services, and recovery amenities like sauna and massage therapy.

Not a member? Don’t worry—Cornerstone regularly offers free class trials and open community events. In warmer months, they partner with local parks like Lion’s Pride Park and John Paul Park at Lower Nike to host outdoor bootcamps and wellness events that anyone can join.

It’s a great way to meet locals, break a sweat, and tap into Warrington’s fitness-forward side.

3. Take a Scenic Walk Around Valley Lake

4. Book a Tour or Event at The Fire One

It’s not every day you see a historic 1934 firehouse turned into one of the area’s most modern, beautifully renovated venues—but The Fire One in Warrington makes it look effortless.

Once the active station for Warrington Fire Company No. 1, this building has been completely transformed into a multi-use event space that now hosts weddings, private events, art shows, and pop-up markets.

On certain weekends, we open the doors for public tours or invites local vendors to showcase their work inside the venue. These events are rare but well worth the visit—especially if you have an eye for architecture or interior design.

The restored firepole, high archways, and industrial-modern design blend perfectly with local art and curated lighting. It’s not just a venue—it’s a piece of history turned into something bold and new. Keep an eye on their social channels or subscribe to their email list to find out when the next public event is.

5. Spend the Afternoon at Lion’s Pride Park

Located behind the Warrington Township Building, the park was completely reimagined in recent years and now includes state-of-the-art playgrounds, a “Smart” walking trail, fitness stations, and quiet spaces for reflection or relaxation.

The centerpiece is the Imagination Playground, which features adaptive equipment and inclusive design for kids of all abilities. It’s a favorite among local families, with climbing structures, musical play elements, and creative water features in the summer. For adults and older kids, there’s a 12-station fitness court along the park’s loop trail. You’ll also find shaded benches, picnic areas, and a peaceful overlook with views of the natural landscape surrounding the park.

6. Sip and Socialize at Bishop Estate Vineyard & Winery

Technically just outside Warrington, Bishop Estate in Perkasie is close enough to feel like part of the weekend circuit—and absolutely worth the short drive.

Set on a charming family farm, Bishop offers tastings from over 20 wines including dry reds, sweet whites, and seasonal blends like “Tipsy Turkey” or “Sunshine Sangria.”

Every weekend, they host events with live music, food trucks, and fire pits. You can bring your own snacks, kick back with a glass of “Dark Bishop” (their fan-favorite Cabernet blend), and enjoy the scenic view of grapevines and rolling fields.

If you’re more of a craft beer person, they also serve select local brews and ciders. The vibe is casual, welcoming, and perfect for couples or friend groups looking to unwind.

7. Discover Local Flavor at the Doylestown Farmers Market

Tucked away behind neighborhoods and near township trails, Valley Lake is one of Warrington’s most under-the-radar gems.

You won’t find flashy signs or big events here—just a quiet lake, a few well-kept walking paths, and some of the best natural scenery in Bucks County.

In spring and fall, the area comes alive with wildflowers and vibrant leaves. Bring a picnic, a camera, or just your thoughts. The benches scattered around the lake are perfect for morning coffee or afternoon reflection.

If you have kids, there’s a small playground nearby. If you’re walking a dog, the loop around the lake is leash-friendly and rarely crowded.

For those seeking calm, this is the spot.

Every Saturday morning from April through November, the Doylestown Farmers Market becomes the go-to weekend ritual for many Warrington locals.

Held on Hamilton Street, the market features over 30 vendors selling fresh produce, handmade pastries, local honey, artisan cheeses, coffee, flowers, and more.

This isn’t your basic suburban market—it’s curated for quality. You’ll find bakers using organic grains, mushroom farmers from nearby New Hope, and soapmakers with creative botanical blends.

Go early for the best pickings, and make it a full experience by grabbing breakfast at Native Café or bagels from Crossroads Bakery around the corner.

It’s an ideal way to start your Saturday and support the community at the same time.