Matamoras 18336
On the Delaware River. Welcomes 4 guests in 2 bedrooms with 2 queen beds/1 bath with mountain view and river view! Bring Fido, kayak included!
Hosts 6 in 3 bedrooms and 2 baths on a grassy 5-acres right on the Delaware River. Milford and Port Jervis are less than 10 minutes away.
Pizzeria located in a strip mall in Matamoras. Full bar, menu of pizza and assorted pasta dishes. Customer reviews are spotty at best.
Delaware Riverfront cottage hosts 2 guests in one bedroom. TV with premium channels, fire pit, grill, kayak, laundry. Bring Fido!
Small-town restaurant with big-city aspirations. Steaks, tuna tartare, salmon, fish and chips, and chicken penne are on the dinner menu. Daily specials.
Canoe, kayak, raft, and tube on the best whitewater sections of the Delaware River from Matamoras, Barryville, and Knights Eddy (Lumberland).
Beds are comfy, rooms are clean, staff friendly. Located just 5 miles from the lovely town of Milford, directly on the Delaware River where NY, NJ, and PA meet.
Matamoras basic supermarket with bakery, deli, prepared foods. Beer and wine. Open daily until 11:00 pm.
It’s a franchise, it’s a chain, and it’s actually pretty good (or we wouldn’t include it here). Burgers, fries, milkshakes.
Hampton Inn with clean and comfortable rooms, indoor salt-water pool, free breakfast. 10 minutes from Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area, 6 miles from Milford.
Comfort food and burgers, home-style cooking. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Their specialty is homemade baked goods.
Korean-owned Japanese restaurant in a strip mall. Service is slow, fish is fresh, and food is tasty. Sushi and teriyaki. Inexpensive.
Floor-to-ceiling beer and coolers. 12 and 30-packs, cases. Open 7 days a week until 10:00 pm (except for Sunday, when it closes at 9).
Perfect getaway for 2 located on the Delaware River. Direct river access, prime fishing and bird watching. Fire pit, grill, hammock, record player, really swell.
Basic comfort food in the Best Western in Matamoras. It actually seems to be a decent place to grab a bite, which is odd for a country hotel’s restaurant, but, hey.
