Skippack, PA
A sprawling township with a charming village center, Perkiomen Valley schools, and a family-friendly lifestyle blending modern subdivisions with historic character.
What is Skippack like?
Skippack Township is a community of approximately 14,500 residents in central Montgomery County, known for its charming village center, strong schools, and a family-friendly atmosphere that blends modern suburban living with historic character.
The Skippack Village along Route 113 is the community's heart — a walkable cluster of local restaurants, boutiques, and the beloved Skippack Pizza. The village hosts regular events, from farmers markets to holiday celebrations, that bring the community together.
The township is predominantly residential, with a mix of modern subdivisions built from the 1990s onward, established neighborhoods, and some historic farmsteads. The Perkiomen Valley School District — one of the top in the county — is the primary draw for families.
What does housing cost in Skippack?
Skippack's median home price ranges from roughly $425,000 to $600,000, with newer subdivisions commanding the higher end and older properties near the village offering more affordable options. The township features a range of housing styles from colonials to contemporary designs.
The combination of the Perkiomen Valley School District and the Skippack Village lifestyle makes this a consistently competitive market. Families particularly value the newer construction with modern amenities on well-planned lots.
What is there to do in Skippack?
Skippack Village along Route 113 is the community's social center, with local restaurants, cafes, and shops that host regular events and gatherings. The annual Skippack Festival draws visitors from across the region.
Outdoor recreation is plentiful — the Perkiomen Creek provides kayaking and fishing, while the Perkiomen Trail offers miles of paved path. Lower Perkiomen Valley Regional Park provides additional green space and sports facilities.
The township's central location means quick access to King of Prussia, Collegeville, and the broader Montgomery County community.
What events happen in Skippack?
Skippack Village Events
The charming village hosts seasonal markets, street festivals, holiday celebrations, and community gatherings throughout the year.
SkippackAlive Events
A community resource for local happenings including outdoor markets, live music, art walks, and neighborhood gatherings.
Skippack Township Community Events
Seasonal festivals, family activities, and community celebrations organized by the township and local organizations.
The honest take on
living in Skippack.
What You’ll Love
- Perkiomen Valley School District — consistently top-rated
- Skippack Village — charming shops, restaurants, and community events
- Mix of modern subdivisions and historic properties
- Strong family-oriented community with active recreation programs
- Easy access to the Pennsylvania Turnpike and Route 202
Keep in Mind
- Large township — some areas are more convenient than others
- Limited transit options — car-dependent
- Some newer developments losing the rural character
- Traffic on Route 113 during peak hours
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