Source opened a new 130,000 square feet printing and distributing facility in Breinigsville. The corporate headquarters of Buckeye Partners is in Breinigsville. Agriculturally, the town is still the home to a number of nurseries and greenhouses operated by small business. Grim's Greenhouse is located in Breinigsville. The town has a number of large vineyards. Clover Hill Vineyards & Winery as well as Vynecrest Vineyard & Winery are located in Breinigsville; the town is also the home to a major Samuel Adams brewery. Police and fire Before 2013 Breinigsville was served by the Berks-Lehigh Regional Police, which was a multi-jurisdictional police department. The department is now defunct. Effective December 31, 2012, Upper Macungie Township Police Department serves the town. The department is located at 37 Grim Road in Breinigsville. Breinigsville is primarily served by Good Will Fire Co. #1 of Trexlertown, with automatic aid provided by Fogelsville Volunteer Fire Co. and Upper Macungie Township Emergency Services Lehigh County Station 56. Recreation Terry Hill Waterpark and Campgrounds, a water park, was located in Breinigsville. As of January 2010, the waterpark was shut down and available for purchase, while the adjacent trailer park remained in operation. In the fall of 2017, the water park was purchased by the owners of Clover Hill Vineyards. Breinigsville has a number of neighborhood parks and playgrounds. Breinigsville Park is in the center of Breinigsville. The park, , has mile of paved walking/cycling paths. Additionally, it offers baseball and softball fields, a basketball court, and a sand volleyball court. The park hosts a large fireworks show every year on Independence Day. The Valley Preferred Cycling Center is located between Breinigsville and Trexlertown, with a Breinigsville mailing address but within the Trexlertown census-designated place. It is one of the most well-known cycling stadiums in the country and attracts cyclists from all over the world. In popular culture In 2004, then-president George W. Bush made an unannounced stop at the Home Town Diner in Breinigsville. In 2012, an entire episode of 30 Minute Meals featuring Rachael Ray and Regis Philbin was filmed from the home of a couple from Breinigsville. Notes References Further reading External links Official township website Unincorporated communities in Lehigh County, Pennsylvania Unincorporated communities in Pennsylvania