The Charming and Historic Town of Milford
Locally roasted coffee, locally farmed produce, locally grown flowers. Produce in summer and fall is terrific. Huge selection of beer includes microbrewery craft beer.
Craft beer, cider, and seltzer. Brick oven pizza, indoor and outdoor seating with an outdoor bar. Friendly with live music. Bring Fido!
Upscale wine, cheese, charcuterie, and imported foods shop. Sit inside and enjoy, or take your wine and cheese to go.
Affordable home decor. A children’s collection, hand-poured candles, seasonal products, and more.
Bar and lounge focused on live music. Lots of sports TV. Bar food includes burgers, fries, and wings.
Strip-mall pizzeria with Italian entrees. Hot antipasto, lasagna, meatballs, penne vodka. Tiramisu, tartuffo, cannoli, and zeppole.
Home decor boutique, repurposed and hand-painted furniture a specialty. Clothing and a beautiful collection of selected gifts and candles.
Old-fashioned 1876 inn over Felix’s Cantina. Stroll from the banks of the Delaware River. Lovely rooms with room service and WiFi.
Artist cooperative located in the historic Forester’s Hall. Wide variety of work in all mediums and genres that changes on a monthly basis.
Humble budget motel. Old, dated, but clean rooms. 2 miles from Milford. WiFi, in-room coffee/tea maker, fridge. $
Inclusion program for children ages 7 to 17 with learning differences, social communication disorders, and ADHD. Jewish co-ed.
Large selection of beers and wines of all types and terrific customer service. Not the same owner as the store of the same name in the Milford Key Food store.
Handmade pure essential oil aromatherapy & natural self-care wellness products. 100% pure essential oils. Stop in and stock up.
Metaphysical shop with a hippie annex across the street. Crystals, candles, incense, tapestries. Tarot readings, Reiki sessions, mediums.
2 floors of exhibits of people, places, and things that make up the history of Pike County, including Zane Grey, Virginia Kidd, and Chief Thundercloud.
Residential and commercial space. Carriage house and garage, too. 3 bedrooms, 1 full bath. Built in 1903. $839,900
Yucatecan-style food and southern Mexican regional classics. It’s located in a sweet, old-fashioned inn built in 1876. Lots of tequila!
Sundays 10 am – 2 pm Memorial Day – October. Local produce, organics, meat, bread, bakery goods, jams, and more. Live music. Rain or shine.
For children entering 1st-6th grade. Private lake, STEM programs, arts partnered with 92nd St Y, ropes challenge course, more, more, more!
Terrific pork store with prepared foods, deli items, and a good retail section. Beef Braciole, homemade sausage, lasagna, pork loin, broccoli rabe sandwiches.
Milford has a plethora of really good eats, including an authentic Italian pork store, the country’s best diner, and an elegant bistro.
1863 Calvert Vaux building commissioned by James Pinchot, founder of the Am. Museum of Natural History, father to Gifford.
Specialty food, homewares, health products, toys, books, beverages, and gifts. Many local artisan products are from the tri-state area. Fresh ground coffee beans.
Fantastic grab ‘n go soups, sandwiches, and bowls, as well as dinner items from this lovely little Victorian house.
Tiny restaurant with Italian small plates, hot hero sandwiches, pizza, and entrees. People say it’s very good.
Quality small batch wines served in Milford tasting room. Friendly, fun. Wine slushees, wine by the glass, or a flight of your choice.
People love John’s of Arthur Avenue. 100% New York-style restaurant is big, comfortable, friendly, with inside and outdoor dining.
Bashful Blooms prides themselves on locally grown farm-fresh flowers. . Really beautiful flowers vary weekly.
All kinds of old-fashioned candies that are made on the premises. Ice cream, coffee, shakes, and sodas. Candy-making supplies, too.
Just south of Milford. Beach. Picnic areas, pavilion, restrooms, boat/canoe launch. Small, often very crowded. Best for boat launch, a quick dip, and a picnic. Access to McDade Trail.
An original Prohibition speakeasy behind the iconic Tom Quick Inn. Craft cocktails in an historic place.
Deli and convenience store selling breakfast all day, sandwiches, burgers, daily specials. Grocery staples, cigarettes, and beer.
8 guests in 3 bedrooms with 5 beds and 2.5 baths. Lakefront, 2 kayaks, a row boat, a canoe, a floating dock. Lovely.
3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths in 2,512 square feet on 1.08 acres. Extensive wraparound deck and open-floor pan. It’s a beauty! $182,500
Fine dining destination restaurant with a view. Creative regional cuisine served in a 20th-century Parisian chic dining room. Reservations highly recommended.
Gorgeous historic property on 193 acres, just 10 minutes away from Rt 84. Easy access from New York City via train, bus, or car.
Approximately 1,000 acres within the community, 587 of which are developed with single family homes. All of Conashaugh’s properties are a minimum of one acre which provide privacy and help maintain the beauty of the natural surroundings of the area. There are 28 miles of road within the gates
Refurbished and re-loved furniture and home goods. Home services available. Located in The Old Lumberyard Antiques building.
Diner fans, road trippers, and families: stop in for shakes, pie, daily specials, breakfast all day. Great food in a classic vintage diner.
Small town America with a big city vibe. Riverside town with cultural attractions, restaurants, birthplace of American Conservation Movement.
Ice Cold Beer Here LLC is the beer section of the Key Food Marketplace in Milford. Seating where you can grab a cold one to go with a hero from the Key Food deli.
Hosts 15 guests in a beautiful almost 200 year-old farmhouse. Fantastic views, fire pit, in-ground pool, hot tub. Cozy, chic, clean.
River trips on the Delaware River in the Water Gap National Recreation Area. Canoes, rafts, kayaks, zip lines, paintball, riverfront camping. Family-owned for 75 years.
Private community located outside beautiful Milford. It’s a great place for kids to grow up and for family and friends to gather.
