Outdoors

On Wednesday, July 14, bring home some farm-fresh, organic food and herbs from our gardens! Stop by the Hibbs House Kitchen Garden from 4 to 6 PM, point out anything you’d like to take home, and our historic horticulturalists will pick it for you in exchange for a donation of your choice. If you’re planning…

UPDATE: The 10 AM walk is full. Registration is still open for 11 AM. Take a walk in the park with your favorite patriotic pup! On Saturday, August 28, throw a leash on your four-legged friend and join us for a mile-long group walk through Washington Crossing Historic Park. Walks are scheduled for 10 AM…

  Join us for a hands-on workshop where you’ll learn the timeless art of flower pressing and create beautiful keepsakes from nature! Led by park horticulturist Anna Davis, you’ll explore various pressing techniques and assemble your own flower press to take home—so you can continue the craft long after the workshop ends. Discover creative ways…

  Experience an unforgettable evening under the stars in the enchanting Hibbs House Kitchen Garden! From 6 to 8 PM on Friday, July 18, enjoy a delicious picnic while surrounded by the beauty of this historic riverside setting. Your Experience Includes:  An abundant, self-serve arrangement of elevated picnic cuisine. Crafted for sharing and savoring, it’s…

Are you interested in joining a vibrant community and contributing to the mission of the Park? If so, you are invited to attend our upcoming Volunteer Open House on Saturday, March 28, at the Visitor Center from 10:00 AM–12:00 PM. FWCP have an active and engaged volunteer corps that assists with numerous functions throughout the…

Join Washington Crossing Historic Park’s Historical Horticulturist, Anna Davis, for a guided walk through the working garden that supports the park’s interpretation of colonial life. During this 45-minute tour, visitors will explore the seasonal herbs, vegetables, flowers, and dye plants that would have been commonly grown in American kitchen gardens of the 1700s. Learn how…

Join Washington Crossing Historic Park’s Historical Horticulturist, Anna Davis, for a guided walk through the working garden that supports the park’s interpretation of colonial life. During this 45-minute tour, visitors will explore the seasonal herbs, vegetables, flowers, and dye plants that would have been commonly grown in American kitchen gardens of the 1700s. Learn how…