Friends of Washington Crossing Park connects visitors with the history and landscapes of Washington Crossing Historic Park in Washington Crossing, Pennsylvania. The organization facilitates guided experiences across more than 500 acres of parkland, including the Thompson-Neely House, the Thompson-Neely grist mill, Bowman's Hill Tower, and programs that interpret George Washington's actions during the Ten Crucial Days.
The Thompson-Neely House Tour highlights a stone structure built between 1740 and 1788, notable for serving as an encampment for Lord Stirling's Brigade and functioning as a regimental hospital. The Thompson-Neely Grist Mill experience pairs historic farm interpretation with the house and grounds to illustrate 18th‑century life. Bowman's Hill Tower invites visitors to climb 125 stairs to panoramic views extending up to 14 miles along the Delaware River and Bucks County countryside.
A Preserve and Tower Combination Ticket offers access to Bowman's Hill Wildflower Preserve and the tower in one purchase. The Traversing the Ten Crucial Days Bus Tour follows George Washington's maneuvers from December 25, 1776, to January 3, 1777, with expert interpreters recounting battles and local history.
Interpretive tours, preserved historic buildings, and managed natural areas provide layered learning opportunities for families, history enthusiasts, and school groups. Information is presented through tours and ticketed experiences that emphasize documented dates, structures, and landscapes, enabling visitors to explore verified historical sites and scenic vantage points within Washington Crossing Historic Park. All tours and experiences take place on park properties in Washington Crossing, Pennsylvania, with multiple on-site access points throughout the historic park grounds nearby.