About Skippack Village
Skippack is a beautiful, classic American small-town located in the heart of Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. Offering a vibrant selection of boutique retail shopping, services and 5-star dining, the classic look and feel of historic Skippack Village has something for everyone!
Just 20 miles north of Philadelphia, Skippack Village offers the charm, distinction and elegance of an old-time shopping village. Stroll the village for unique treasures, have a bite to eat or pamper yourself with a spa treatment. With a variety of boutiques, shops, galleries, restaurants and lodging, there’s something for everyone.
Discover the magic of Skippack Village: from our fun and festive 1st Fridays, to our signature Skippack Days celebration, classic car shows, wine festivals, unique shops, award-winning restaurants, outdoor activities, vibrant live music scene, outstanding community theater, amazing history, beautifully restored buildings, fine art, and terrific people!
All Skippack shops and restaurants are locally owned and operated. When you visit a local shop, there is a good chance you will meet the owner. We are a real American small town where people know one another, each individual matters, and everyone who visits is welcomed!
Our History
In the year 1706 Gerhardt and Hermanus Indenhofen purchased 440 acres of land from Mathias Van Bebber. This property over the next 100 years was divided and sold off becoming the village of Skippack. Gerhardt and his brother built a house on their land around 1720. It is the first house built in the village and perhaps in the Township. The Skippack Historical Society has been studying and restoring the Indenhofen house and farmstead over many years.
The Skippack Historical Society is a non-profit organization formed in 1967 for the purpose of researching and documenting the many historical sites and rich history of the Skippack Valley, the site of the second inland settlement of the Pennsylvania German people. To learn more about our rich history, visit the Skippack Historical Society online!
Skippack Business Owners Association (SBOA)
The many businesses in Skippack Village are supported by a non-profit organization called the Skippack Business Owners Association. The leadership team is made up of Skippack Village community business owners who volunteer their time for the good of the village.
Mackenzie Pinto
Hazel Mac
Regina Ewer
Regina Marie Designs Fine Art & Crafts Gallery
Deb Knight
The Copper Partridge
Shawn & Bob Davis
Le Butler's Pantry