About Audubon

Near the junction of the I-276 and I-76, Audubon hosts a population of just under 7,000 Pennsylvanians. Created in the early 1700s, it was one of the first communities to ever be formed from the blending of multiple villages: vansburg, Shannonville, Eagleville, and Providence Square. The King of Prussia Mall, one of the largest malls in the United States, is just 5 miles away and provides residents of an Audubon house or apartment for rent with a range of small local retailers to brand-name designer labels and big-box retailers. The small Perkiomen Creek that runs alongside Audubon provides a picturesque aversion from the busy urban areas that surround Audubon. The city’s location 25 miles outside of Philadelphia allows residents of an apartment or home rental in Audubon to easily commute by drive into the city as there is a limited number of jobs available locally. Schuylkill River Valley Forge National Historic Park, just across the river, gives residents a secluded feel and provides ample room for recreation. Walnut Hill, The Schuylkill River Trail, Perkiomen Trail, and The Club at Shannondell give resident an ample selection of things to do during free weekends and lazy summers. Audubon is in the process of finalizing plans for The American Revolution Center at Valley Forge that it hopes to soon begin constructing.

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