Easton, PA

Where is Easton located?
- Easton’s unique location at the crux of the Delaware and Lehigh Rivers sets it in the center of rich history and culture.
When was Easton settled, and how large is it today?
- Settled in 1739 on 1,000 acres owned by Thomas Penn, this city is now home to over 27,000 people.
How is Easton connected to the history of the United States?
- Only about 55 miles from Philadelphia, Easton was the third site in the newly formed United States to have the Declaration of Independence read aloud.
What is Easton known for today?
- Today, Crayola crayons are still made in Easton, and visitors can check out plenty of dining and historical sites around the four districts.

Things to Do:

Best Time to Visit	Places to Stay	Tips for Visiting
Spring (March-May) – Mild weather, blossoming parks, and outdoor festivals.	Grand Eastonian Hotel & Suites – Historic accommodations centrally located downtown.	Explore Hugh Moore Park – Enjoy trails, scenic views, and historic canal tours.
Summer (June-August) – Warm temperatures perfect for outdoor events and river activities.	The Lafayette Inn – Charming, historic accommodations near Lafayette College.	Visit Easton Farmers’ Market – Enjoy fresh produce, local crafts, and vibrant community atmosphere.
Fall (September-November) – Cool weather, colorful foliage, and local celebrations.	Grand Eastonian Hotel & Suites – Comfortable stay with convenient downtown access.	Explore Delaware Canal State Park – Scenic walks, biking trails, and stunning fall colors.
Winter (December-February) – Cold weather, festive charm, and indoor attractions.	Holiday Inn Express & Suites Easton – Warm, convenient accommodations near area highlights.	Visit Crayola Experience – Family-friendly indoor attraction celebrating creativity.