We are pleased to announce we are finalizing the plans for the 91st Frankenfield Reunion at the Tohickon Valley Park on Cafferty Road, Point Pleasant, PA. The park is a few miles from the Frankenfield covered bridge on Cafferty and Hollow Horn Road.

We will be providing pulled pork bar-be-que this year! We ask that you bring utensils and one of your famous dishes to share as well as a dessert! I personally am asking that you kindly R.S.V.P if your coming, this way we have enough for everyone!

The park has a play area for children!!!!

Volleyball/badmitton nets will be available.

Onsite camping available for those who want to camp. See the Tohickon Valley park website for details.

Hiking Trails!

Bring a item for our chinese auction to help defray the cost of the reunion. Donations appreciated contact the treasurer.

Accommodations :

If you're not the camping type, there are plenty of bed and breakfast inns in the area. Check out the Bucks County Bed and Breaksfast Association

Other local attractions:

Bucks County Cover Bridge Tour; Van Sant Bridge, Loux Bridge, Cabin Run Bridge, Frankenfield Bridge, Erwinna Bridge, Uhlerstown Bridge, Knecht's Bridge, Sheard's Mill Bridge, Mood Bridge, South Perkasie Bridge, Pine Valley Bridge, Schofield Ford Bridge. Printable directions:

Van Sandt Airport: Glider, Plane/Biplane Rides

Ringing Rocks: Ringing Rocks Park is a 128 acre park nestled in the woods in Upper Black Eddy. Located within the park is a field of boulders. If you hit the rocks with another rock or hammer they make 'pleasant' sounds. Fun for the kids!

Bucks County River Country alls you to tube, kayak, canoe, and raft dow the Delaware.

New Hope/ Lambertville: Two small villages along the Delaware. New Hope is in Pennsylvania and is more on the eceletic side. You can take a steam train ride from New Hope to Ivyland! Across the Delaware River in New Jersey is Lambertville: A small community with shops and art galleries and nice restaurants. New Hope is more popular but I tend to favor Lambertville.

Nockamixon State Park: Great for sailing and/or fishing!

The Mercer and Fonthill Museums: The Mercer Museum contains objects that have been made by hand before the Industrial Revolution. Fonthill Museum is a collection of Moravian Tiles produced by the American Arts and Craft movement collected by Henry Mercer.

Ralph Stover State Park: Park contains a foot bridge that is close to traffic, you can access the high rock vista, but it's a hike! The same view can be access from Tohickon Valley, but it's a hike as well. Only recommended for the experienced.