The Estates at Painter Farm coming soon to Williams Township is a peaceful neighborhood of 43 luxury single-family homes in the beautiful, rolling countryside of Pennsylvania. This community is placed between the cities of Bethlehem and Easton, giving residents convenient access to Route 78 and New Jersey. It is also 90 minutes outside New York City and Philadelphia, making it the perfect place to live, work and play.
We’ve put together a list of numerous attractions in Williams Township and neighboring towns Easton and Bethlehem that homeowners at The Estates at Painter Farm will love!
Williams Township
Someday Café & Roastery
A hallmark of any town is the local coffee shop. The Someday Café & Roastery is the perfect place to get acquainted with and support your local economy while enjoying a delicious cup of your favorite warm beverage. Locally referred to as The Alamo due to its rounded top, this family-owned coffee shop boasts experienced baristas and a fresh and locally sourced menu.
Located off Delaware Road on the banks of the Delaware Canal, this is likely to become a regular favorite with a delicious café menu and an evening restaurant, The Hungry Locktender, coming soon. Visit the Someday Café & Roastery to spend your Sunday afternoon or grab coffee with friends!
Fry Run Park
Located off Route 611, Fry Run Park offers a sanctuary for locals as a great place to escape for a picnic, scenic walks in nature or to walk your furry friends. This park is steeped in local history and features M. Opp Bridge, a stone arch bridge built in 1824, and a historic trolly bridge. Amenities include picnic tables, a scenic observation deck and a multipurpose field for all your favorite outdoor activities.
Fry Run Park is an excellent place in the community of Williams Township to explore the local flora and fauna!
Easton
Hugh Moore Park
Located near the Lehigh Canal, Hugh Moore Park is a great way to spend a Saturday afternoon. The park features plenty of space for the kids to let off some energy with a brand-new playground, bike skills course, dog park and more. The park also has amenities available for rent such as canoes, kayaks, paddleboats and bikes.
Hugh Moore Park is a great place for interactive, physical activities and to enjoy the diverse landscape of Pennsylvania.
Mariton Wildlife Sanctuary
A highlight of the Natural Lands Preserve, the Mariton Wildlife Sanctuary is a diverse space with a library, meeting space and ADA restrooms available for use. Overlooking the beautiful Delaware River and Bougher Hill, this is a frequent stop for locals.
The sanctuary sprawls out over 200 acres and features extensive hiking trails and great views of the Delaware Canal and the Delaware River 300 feet below. Mariton Wildlife Sanctuary is an enjoyable spot to bring children and adults of all ages to enjoy nature!
Bethlehem
SteelStacks
Are you looking for a great place to attend outdoor concerts and festivals close to your new home? About 20 minutes from the city limits of Williams Township, SteelStacks hosts both festivals, concerts, films and community events, catering to music and art lovers alike. Annually, more than 1,000 concerts and eight art festivals fill up their calendar.
Photo by Jeff Auger
The name SteelStacks comes from its history as the previous home of the Bethlehem Steel Plant. The towering stacks date back to 1915 and make this a unique place for an enjoyable evening filled with great music and vibes. Don’t miss out on Musikfest, the country’s largest free music festival held at the SteelStacks!
The National Museum of Industrial History
One fantastic and interactive way to learn about the history of Pennsylvania is to visit The National Museum of Industrial History in Bethlehem. The Industrial Revolution paved the way for numerous innovations that not only changed the face of American history but especially in Pennsylvania, one of the home bases of the movement.
Housed in the 100-year-old Bethlehem Steel facility, the museum has a multitude of interesting exhibits, programs and history. This educational opportunity is just 20 minutes from Williams Township and caters to families and individuals alike.
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