Joseph and Martha Melohn Bucks County Mikvah A mikvah for the Bensalem community
✡ Rabbi Moshe Travitsky Location: Bensalem Township, Pennsylvania, United States
About Located in Bensalem, United States, Joseph and Martha Melohn Bucks County Mikvah provides mikvah facilities for the local community. It operates under the supervision of Rabbi Moshe Travitsky. The mikvah is affiliated with Bensalem Outreach Center. Opening times: By Appointment Only, 24 Hours Notice Please.
Activities & entertainment By Appointment Only, 24 Hours Notice Please
For children & families 568Location Address: 2454 Bristol Road (Pasqualone Boulevard ?and Bristol Road) Bensalem, PA 19020 United States
Tags Side By Side · Bor Min Hatzad · Mikvah
Home · Contact · List your business About this listing The Joseph and Martha Melohn Bucks County Mikvah serves the Jewish community in Bensalem and the surrounding Bucks County region. It provides a modern and welcoming environment for those observing the laws of Taharat HaMishpacha. This facility is a vital part of the local infrastructure for Jewish life in Pennsylvania.
\nGuided by traditional halachic standards, the mikvah operates under the supervision of Rabbi Moshe Travitsky. Its presence allows local residents and visitors to maintain Jewish traditions without traveling to nearby Philadelphia. The facility is well-maintained and focuses on providing a private, serene experience for every visitor.
About the area Bensalem is located in the southernmost part of Bucks County. It sits directly north of Philadelphia and west of the Delaware River. This location makes the mikvah accessible to residents of Lower Bucks County and Northeast Philadelphia communities alike.
\n\nA Growing Jewish Hub \nThe mikvah is situated at the intersection of Bristol Road and Pasqualone Boulevard. This area is home to the Bensalem Outreach Center, which acts as a hub for local Jewish activity. The campus provides a centralized location for prayer, education, and ritual needs.
\nTravelers will find the location convenient to several major highways. It is close to the Pennsylvania Turnpike (I-276) and Route 1. This connectivity makes it an easy stop for those traveling along the East Coast corridor.
Nearby Jewish landmarks Bensalem serves as a gateway to both Jewish life in Philadelphia and the scenic beauty of Bucks County. The community has seen steady growth, supported by the presence of the Bensalem Outreach Center.
\n\nNearby Landmarks and Amenities \n\n Bensalem Outreach Center (BOC) located on the same communal campus. \n Congregation Kehillas B'nai Shalom which serves the local Orthodox community. \n Neshaminy State Park, offering outdoor recreation along the Delaware River. \n Parx Casino and Racing, a major local landmark within a short drive. \n The shops and services of Street Road, a main commercial artery. \n \nVisitors can find kosher food options further south toward Northeast Philadelphia. Communities like Rhawnhurst and Bustleton are roughly 20 minutes away by car. These areas provide a wider range of kosher grocery stores and restaurants.
What to expect Visitors to the Joseph and Martha Melohn Bucks County Mikvah can expect a high standard of cleanliness and privacy. The facility is designed to provide a comfortable and dignified experience for all users. Each detail is managed to ensure the highest level of halachic integrity.
\n\nFacility Features and Protocols \n\n Constructed as a Bor Min Hatzad (side-by-side) mikvah. \n Private preparation rooms equipped with necessary supplies. \n Strict adherence to 24-hour notice for all appointments. \n Supervision and guidance from Rabbi Moshe Travitsky. \n A quiet and respectful atmosphere for all visitors. \n \nThe mikvah operates primarily for women's use. Because it follows an appointment-only policy, guests receive dedicated time for their needs. This ensures the process is never rushed and maintains the sanctity of the ritual. Please contact the facility directly to schedule your visit and confirm current fees or procedures.
Frequently asked questions Do I need to make an appointment? The mikvah is open for women by appointment only. Please provide at least 24 hours of notice to ensure a staff member is available.
Who provides the halachic supervision? Rabbi Moshe Travitsky provides the halachic oversight and kashrut supervision for this facility.
What type of halachic construction is used? This mikvah features a Bor Min Hatzad (side-by-side) configuration to meet specific halachic requirements.
Where is the mikvah located? The facility is located at 2454 Bristol Road at the intersection of Pasqualone Boulevard in Bensalem, PA.
