Tyler Hostel is located in Tyler State Park, with 1200 acres of fields and woods, and near the Neshaminy River. The building is a stone farm house dating from 1790. The pastoral setting is quiet and peaceful. Many bird species and deer inhabit the area.
Attractions
River/harbour/lake nearby
Hiking area
Forested/wooded area
Horseriding at or near hostel
Leisure facilities nearby
Mountainous/hilly area
Facilities
Family rooms available
TV room
Self-catering kitchen
Groups welcome
Common room(s)
Games room
Individual traveller welcome
Luggage Store
Garden
Sports
Rates include local tax
BBQ
Prices from
Bed price from:
18.00 USD
Hostel bed capacity
Total beds:
22
Opening times
Opening times (daily/weekly):
7-9am, 6-11pm
Opening times (over the year):
All year, except Thanksgiving and Christmas
Directions
Bus:
SEPTA bus to Bucks County Community College. 1 mile, follow Swamp Rd. west, turn left at gravel road marked with Tyler Park Covered Bridge sign, follow road to parking lot and down stairs, follow dirt road across covered bridge to first house which is Tyler Hostel
Parking:
At or near hostel
Sea port:
Port of Philadelphia, 35miles, follow I-95 north to Newtown exit, left on Rt. 332 west , right on Rt.232 north, right on Twining Ford Rd, left on White Pine trail, left on Covered Bridge Trail.
Location:
From I-95, go 4 miles west on Rt. 332. Turn left onto Richboro Rd. (Rt. 332) Turn right on Rt. 232 (2nd St. Pike), go 1/2 mile. Turn right on Twining Ford Rd. continue into Park on gravel road. Turn left at Do Not Enter sign onto White Pine Trail and keep right at fork. At stop sign turn lefton Covered Bridge Trail and park past stop sign at the bottom of the hill.
Rail:
Langhorne train station, 10 miles, Follow Rt. 413 north, turn left on Rt. 332 west, right on Rt.232 north, right on Twining Ford Rd, left on White Pine trail, left on Covered Bridge Trail.
Airport:
Philadelphia airport, 45miles, follow I-95 north to Newtown exit, left on Rt. 332 west, right on Rt.232 north, right on Twining Ford Rd, left on White Pine trail, left on Covered Bridge Trail.
