Two Tri-State Destinations Make U.S. News Top 25 Small Towns List for 2026
Travel experts at U.S. News & World Report have named two communities in the Philadelphia region among the 25 best small towns to visit for 2026. The list aims to…

Travel experts at U.S. News & World Report have named two communities in the Philadelphia region among the 25 best small towns to visit for 2026. The list aims to spotlight quieter, charm-filled alternatives to crowded destinations, presenting 25 top small towns as appealing getaways.
Cape May, New Jersey, was ranked No. 20, and New Hope, Pennsylvania, came in at No. 24 on the U.S. News & World Report list.
Cape May
Here's what the travel experts had to say about Cape May:
"A scenic seaside retreat in New Jersey, Cape May invites vacationers to take it easy. You'll want to spend time meandering through the historic district to admire the Victorian homes and enjoying fresh seafood at the oceanfront restaurants. You will also need a few days to fully enjoy the local beaches, which offer opportunities for volleyball, fishing, surfing and swimming (beach tags are required Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day for beachgoers 12 and older). What's more, several beaches welcome dogs during the offseason, so no family member has to miss out on the fun."
New Hope
U.S. News & World Report also commented favorably on experiencing the charms of New Hope:
"With a vibrant arts culture and inclusive atmosphere, this eclectic Pennsylvania town 40 miles northeast of Philadelphia fits the bill whether you are looking for a low-key day trip or a romantic weekend getaway. Immerse yourself in the town's creative landscape by catching a show at Bucks County Playhouse or visiting one of New Hope's many art galleries and studios. Then, check out the array of boutiques, vintage stores and restaurants lining idyllic Main Street. In the evening, sip a cocktail while overlooking the Delaware River on River House at Odette's rooftop lounge before bedding down in one of the hotel's luxurious guest rooms."




