New Bethlehem remains a charming community with grand old single family homes and hometown values nestled among tree-covered hills along the Redbank Creek in Southern Clarion County.

New Bethlehem offers affordable housing and business opportunities. New Bethlehem’s hometown values are evidenced by the many churches and service organizations that are located within the Borough limits and nearby.

The New Bethlehem area serves the Redbank Valley with a variety of businesses including several banks, drugstores, furniture store, lumber company, jewelry store, several restaurants with good food at reasonable prices, dentists, doctors, lawyers & much more!

Annual events supported by the Chamber of Commerce and other local organizations and businesses include a Memorial Day Parade, 4th of July celebration, Art in the Park (weekend after Labor Day), the Peanut Butter Festival and races (2nd Friday-Sunday after Labor Day) and the Christmas Parade (1st Sat. in December).

Many Chamber events are held in Gumtown Memorial Park located on the corner of Water & Lafayette Street. Events include; Memorial Day Parade, 4th of July celebration, Art in the Park (weekend after Labor Day), the Peanut Butter Festival and races (2nd Friday-Sunday after Labor Day) and the Christmas Parade (1st Sat. in December)

Relax & enjoy New Bethlehem's natural beauty. Recreational opportunities include camping, hunting, fishing, hiking, biking, kayaking and bird watching, among others. Come to visit, you just may want to stay.

Redbank Valley Trails is a 51-mile non-motorized, 4-season trail currently being developed and improved. Recreational opportunities include camping, hunting, fishing, hiking, biking, kayaking and bird watching, among others.

Recreational opportunities include camping, hunting, fishing, hiking, biking, kayaking and bird watching, among others. Redbank Valley Trails is a 51-mile non-motorized, 4-season trail currently being developed and improved.

Relax & enjoy New Bethlehem's natural beauty. Recreational opportunities include camping, hunting, fishing, hiking, biking, kayaking and bird watching, among others. Come to visit, you just may want to stay.

New Bethlehem has a central tri-county location, about 20 miles from each of the County Courthouses and hospitals of Clarion, Jefferson and Armstrong Counties and is only about 60 miles from Pittsburgh. The downtown area lies at the intersection of State Routes 66 and 28 with easy access to Interstate 80.