Neighborhood Spotlight: Pineville, PA

Pineville, Pennsylvania, is in Bucks County, nestled between Wrightstown and Buckingham. Established in 1776, a cluster of pine trees near the crossroads led to the village’s name The Pines. (Many of the trees were cut down in 1846.) In 1806, the area was known as Pinetown, and eventually, in 1846, formally became Pineville. 

The Vibe 

The vibe of Pineville is a small-town country with a big sense of community and home along with a healthy dose of history. The crossroads outside of town make it easy to reach many places or explore the various things to do if you prefer to stay in the village. Among the local interests are antique shops, restaurants, and a working vineyard. 

Where to Eat and Drink 

Pick up a tasty snack or full-course meal at one of the many local and surrounding eateries in and around Pineville, Pennsylvania. 

The Pineville Tavern — The Pineville Tavern dates back to 1742, making it one of the United States’s oldest operating taverns. The farm-to-table cuisine features fresh, locally sourced ingredients, and you can choose from various wines or beers to accompany your meal. 

Dominick’s Pizza — This casual, family-owned eatery strives to create lasting relationships with its customers through excellent service and quality food. The menu consists of pizza, salads, pasta, hoagies, and more, all made with fresh, top-notch ingredients. 

Where to Shop 

Find a perfect gift for someone special or a little something for yourself as you explore the different shopping experiences in Pineville. 

Eastburn Farm – Eastburn Farm is a working farm offering beautiful views, fresh produce, and a selection of seasonal activities. Stop by their farmer’s market to stock up on in-season fruits, vegetables, and more. Visit the pumpkin patch in the fall, enjoy festive fun during the holidays, or check out the latest happenings when you’re in town. 

Rebecca Daniels Antiques and Collectibles – If you see the open flags flying, stop by to see what treasures await. Whether you want antique furniture, a unique item for your home, or vintage jewelry, you never know what you may find. If the flags aren’t up, contact the store to make an appointment.  

Feeney’s Wholesale Nursery — This local family-owned nursery has been offering high-quality products since the 1950s. The staff is knowledgeable, friendly, and professional, ready to help you with any questions. The nursery spans 328 acres, including a 15-acre wholesale yard. Take a tour, set up a delivery, or browse the selection of beautiful plants and flowers. 

Three Things You Shouldn’t Miss 

Don’t miss these stand-out attractions and stops when you’re in Pineville. 

Painted Dreams Farm — This stunning farm is all about horses, whether you’re boarding your horse, want to take classes, or signing up for private lessons. The impressive facility includes a 32-stall equestrian space and an indoor arena that is 14,400 square feet. Lessons are available for kids and adults. 

Pineville Independent Bible Church — Feed your spirit and your soul with a visit to the Pineville Independent Bible Church.  The building, dedicated in 1938, serves as a beacon to anyone in need of spiritual fulfillment. Before the building existed, members met on the great lawn and then in a tent. Today, the church has several ministries that serve to help the community and as outreach to others in need. 

Buckingham Valley Vineyards – Enjoy a visit to wine country at one of the most successful working vineyards. Set up a tasting of a wide selection of wines, made from grapes, blackberries, raspberries, and strawberries.  

Discovering more about the areas of Buckingham Township and Wrightstown Township will give you even more ideas of all the things to do in Pineville. Enjoy your visit!