OT Langhorne/oxford Valley/Fairless Hill

I will be working in the Fairless Hills area again next week (which is 6 1/2 hours from home) and my hubby is going with me again. (I think)  Need to find stuff for him to do in the day.  Any ideas?  He takes me to the office at 7:30 and picks me back up at 4pm  leaving him the sit around in the room all day.

Really hoping this isn't going to happen all summer long but it looks like it might be long term for a while.  My company will not let me stay over the weekend so I drive all on Monday and drive back on Friday evening.  

Any ideas would be really helpful.....

THere is the Oxford Valley Mall and just about every store imaginable in Langhorne. Valley Forge isn't all that far if he is into that kind of stuff, Philly of course is close...

Hope that he can keep himself busy! My hubby would go crazy!

Your hubby can take the train into center city.There is alot to see and do.He can take a car ride to Washington'Crossing and New Hope areas.,You also have the Philly Casinio on Street Road in Bensalem,and down the street from there is a Vistors  center on Street Road.
I hope this helps you out......bob

In the Oxfor Valley mall area near Best Buy there is a Borders book store that has nice soft chairs taht you can sit there, they sell cofee and you can read books all day, there is a lot to da on that area if you like to sho[
Good Luck

Sightseeing in Philadelphia is close by.  Also, There are historic sites in Bucks County as well. 

http://www.pennsburymanor.org/

http://www.ushistory.org/washingtoncrossing/

http://www.newhopechamber.com/

http://constitutioncenter.org/ncc_home_Landing.aspx

http://www.nps.gov/inde/

http://www.philamuseum.org/

http://www.nj.gov/state/museum/index.htm

http://www.barracks.org/

http://www.nps.gov/vafo/

http://www2.fi.edu/

These are a few links of the sites that are within 45 minutes or less drive.  Some are historic, some are cultural, some are just interesting.  Philadelphia is very easy to get to from the Fairless Hills area.  U.S. 1 and Interstate 95 are right there, and take you right into Philly, or Trenton, New Jersey, which is just across the river.  There is also easy train access to Philly, from nearby train stations, and they take you right into Center City, near the historic areas.

Hope this helps.

Trish

Thank you for all your input

This will help to make his time pass a little bit easier.   Last week he hit the malls but we are not really shoppers. 

This trip just came up quite suddenly.  I thought this clerk was trained but it looks like I will have to be finding a replacement for her shortly (she been with the company since 2005).