New Hope, formerly Coryell's Ferry, is a borough in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, USA.
The borough is located where the Delaware River and Ingham Creek
(sometimes called Aquetong Creek), join. The name "Aquetong" comes from a local Indian word meaning "place of the pine trees," a reference to the pine forest that the creek runs through at the beginning of its route. Near its end, the creek forms a scenic millpond and waterfall near the Bucks County Playhouse, a former mill powered by the flow of water.

The area features low, rolling hills, and much is forested. The compact township contains much of the population.

The Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission operates two bridges over the Delaware River between New Hope and Lambertville, New Jersey. One is a free, two-lane bridge between the two towns. The other, which carries U.S. Highway 202, is a modern toll bridge.

New Hope is an artist's enclave, featuring numerous art galleries, little stores selling artwork,
and several fashionable restuarants and pubs.