Bucks County’s brewery scene isn’t just for adults. Many local breweries embrace families with kid-friendly food options, games, live entertainment, and special events that everyone can enjoy.

Support Bucks County Brewmasters

Supporting independently-owned breweries in Bucks County is more than just enjoying a great pint — it’s about investing in the heart of the community. Whether you’re looking for a family-friendly afternoon, live music, or your next favorite IPA, these standout breweries offer something for everyone.

Artistaeus Craft Brewing Co.

2475 Big Oak Road, Suite C, Langhorne

There’s always something new to discover at Artistaeus Craft Brewing Co. Grab a bite from rotating food trucks like Daddy’s Kitchen or Spuddy Buddy Fry Factory, then stick around for one of the brewery’s many family-friendly events held throughout the year. Artistaeus offers both indoor and outdoor seating.

Bucks County Brewery

31 Appletree Lane, Pipersville

A small batch craft brewery in Pipersville, Bucks County Brewery is a local gem for families (dogs included). Open from Thursday through Sunday in the summer months, the brewery encourages visitors to bring their own chairs and food and set up camp. (There are picnic tables, but those fill quickly on busy days.)

The brewery regularly hosts local food trucks, as well as live music. Bucks County Brewery is located next to Hewn Spirits, where parents also have the option to order a cocktail.

Free Will Brewing Co.

410 E. Walnut Street #10, Perkasie

Not only does Free Will Brewing Co. offer non-alcoholic drinks in addition to legendary sour ales, but it also hosts a regular lineup of food trucks. Guests are welcome to bring their own food as well. The brewery offers both indoor and outdoor seating.

In addition to its main location in Perkasie, Free Will has an outpost in nearby Peddler’s Village, where parents can grab a beer to enjoy as they stroll.

Langhorne Brewery & Martini Bar

1558 W Maple Avenue, Langhorne

Langhorne Brewing Co. caters to everyone in the family, with a solid craft beer menu, pub favorites — think a giant pretzel and nachos — and a kids’ menu. The brewery also hosts summer movie nights and other local events.

Neshaminy Creek Brewing Co. – Croydon

909 Ray Avenue, Croydon

Neshaminy Creek Brewing Co. is one of the most iconic breweries in Bucks County. It’s also one of the most family-friendly. At its brewing headquarters in Croydon, parents and kids can play arcade games, enjoy food trucks, and attend themed events, from trivia nights to a dedicated Pokemon Day.

Neshaminy Creek Brewing Co. – Dublin

139 N Main St Unit 1, Dublin

Neshaminy Creek Brewing Company’s outpost in Dublin is also worthy of a visit thanks to its location at The Station in Dublin, a former gas station turned food court with ice cream (at Bucks County favorite Nina’s Waffles & Ice Cream), pizza, Mexican food and more. There are also some old-school arcade machines. The Station offers indoor and outdoor seating, cozy fire pits, and room for kids to play.

Newtown Brewing Co.

103 Penns Trail, Newtown

Newtown Brewing Co. offers spacious indoor and outdoor seating, making it easy for families to spread out. The brewery also keeps its calendar full with live music, open mic nights, trivia, and other community events.

Odd Logic Brewing Co.

500 Bristol Pike, Bristol

Not only does Odd Logic Brewing Co. pour excellent beer, but it’s also a welcoming spot for families. The brewery regularly hosts unique events — from Hot Wheels trading meetups to plant bingo — along with live music. It also offers a selection of delicious pizza and sandwiches.

Second Sin Brewing

Multiple Locations

Second Sin Brewing is known for pouring some of the best craft beer in Bucks County, along with a welcoming atmosphere at both its Bristol and Newtown locations. At the Newtown Borough taproom, families can unwind with board games and puzzles, while the Bristol location often features a rotating lineup of local food trucks.

Warwick Farm Brewing

800 Almshouse Road, Jamison

Ask any parent what the best brewery in Bucks County is, and they’ll likely say Warwick. Not only does this brewery offer some of the best craft beer in Pennsylvania, but it also sits on a 22-acre estate atop the highest point in Jamison, offering great views and plenty of space to roam. Just don’t let the kids wander too far — the brewery requires children to be accompanied by an adult at all times and strictly enforces this policy.

Warwick regularly hosts food trucks and special events. In the winter months, its indoor taproom is especially cozy (but fills up fast on weekends).

Bonus: Needle Creek Farm Brewing

91 Titus Mill Rd, Pennington, NJ

About a 30-minute drive from Lower Bucks County, this working farm and brewery is worth the trip for its adorable animals — including cows, pigs, and freely roaming chickens — and a dedicated play area for kids (think: a climbing zone, giant sandbox, and more). The brewery offers indoor and outdoor seating, food trucks, live music, a small general store, and more.

Cheers to Family Fun in Bucks County

Bucks County’s breweries offer more than great beer — they provide a welcoming space for families to enjoy live music, food trucks, games, special events, and quality time together. Explore the Bucks County Parent Calendar to support other local businesses that help bring the community together.

Lead photo courtesy of Neshaminy Creek Brewing