Milford 18337
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.
Family-style, old-timey decor. Wings, nachos, burgers, brisket, short ribs, and steaks. Lunch and dinner, outdoor dining.
Girls sleepaway camp for campers ages 7-16, with 80 staff members from across the U.S. and around the world.
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.
3-day literary festival for conversations between people who love to read books and people who write them. Events staged throughout town.
Small town bar and restaurant in a beautiful, historic inn. Wood-fired pizza, burgers, pasta, steaks, and daily specials. Live music, friendly vibe.
Log cabin-themed taproom of the Log Tavern brewery in beautiful Milford. Live music, food, IPAs, stouts, and wheat beers. Growlers to go.
3-day live music event in mid-June. Local restaurants, artisans, and shops set up booths in downtown Milford.
Breakfast and lunch shop. Very good deli sandwiches, best breakfast in town, and, of course, bagels. Great coffee. Do not miss their homemade desserts.
1863 Calvert Vaux building commissioned by James Pinchot, founder of the Am. Museum of Natural History, father to Gifford.
A historic restored gristmill with a deck serving an eclectic menu including Vietnamese and classic American dishes. Breakfast, lunch, dinner.
The ancestral home of Gifford Pinchot, first Chief of the U.S. Forest Service two-time governor of Pa. Guided tours, self-guided tours of the mansion include manicured gardens.
Annual Oct. indie film festival. Screenings, live music, parties. At Milford Theatre, Hotel Fauchere, Columns Museum, others.
Roadside budget chain motel. Rooms have refrigerators, microwaves, flat-screen televisions w/ cable, Wifi. Close to ski areas, rafting, canoeing, hiking. Next door to Village Diner.
Historic district short walk from Milford. Early 1800’s buildings known as The Upper Mill. Houses one of the only turning waterwheels in PA. Self-guided tour, restaurant.
People love John’s of Arthur Avenue. 100% New York-style restaurant is big, comfortable, friendly, with inside and outdoor dining.
Quality small batch wines served in Milford tasting room. Friendly, fun. Wine slushees, wine by the glass, or a flight of your choice.
Strip-mall pizzeria with Italian entrees. Hot antipasto, lasagna, meatballs, penne vodka. Tiramisu, tartuffo, cannoli, and zeppole.
Candy and gift shop located in Apple Valley Village Shops on Route 6. Fine chocolates, fudge, large assortment of your favorites.
46 homemade ice cream flavors on-site, from May to October, since 1983. ice cream, Italian ice, sorbet, soft-serve, and waffle cones.
Ann Street Antiques in Milford carries vintage and antique jewelry, clothing, dishware, lamps, much more. The store is packed and perfect for rummaging. Hours are sporadic, so call first!
Prime Time Meats is a family-owned butcher shop with a bit of a deli selling cold cuts, condiments, prepared salads, and bread.
Home decor boutique, repurposed and hand-painted furniture a specialty. Clothing and a beautiful collection of selected gifts and candles.
Hiking, fishing, boating, swimming, white-water rafting, zip-lining, camping, dining under the stars, and delighting in an old-fashioned small American town.
Fine dining destination restaurant with a view. Creative regional cuisine served in a 20th-century Parisian chic dining room. Reservations highly recommended.
Affordably priced cottages. Clean comfortable rooms, mini-fridges, WiFi, cable TV. Just 1 mile from the Delaware Water Gap Nat’l Recreation Area and the town of Milford.
Terrific pork store with prepared foods, deli items, and a good retail section. Beef Braciole, homemade sausage, lasagna, pork loin, broccoli rabe sandwiches.
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.
5-star boutique luxury hotel. Historic building in heart of Milford. Sophisticated fine or casual dining Near hiking, waterfalls.
Deli and convenience store selling breakfast all day, sandwiches, burgers, daily specials. Grocery staples, cigarettes, and beer.
Refurbished and re-loved furniture and home goods. Home services available. Located in The Old Lumberyard Antiques building.
Highest falls in PA, only a few feet shorter than Niagra Falls. Short hike, boardwalk along 70%. Come early on weekends, wear comfy shoes.
One of the largest antiques/collectibles multi-dealer shops in the Northeast. 45 dealers, 2 buildings in old lumberyard filled with 18th, 19th, 20th century goods.
Intimate and sophisticated wedding in charming small river town. Elegant and beautiful destination, expert service.
Fantastic grab ‘n go soups, sandwiches, and bowls, as well as dinner items from this lovely little Victorian house.
Drive-thru coffee shop. Coffee, espressos, chais, real fruit smoothies. Fresh baked muffins, croissants, breakfast burritos, more.
Café that serves prepared food and beverages, such as high-end coffees and teas, freshly baked cookies, biscotti, and scones.
9-hole, par 35, 3115 yards public golf course in the DWGNRA. Perfect for novice or veteran. Nice course since 1913.
Cheerful hole-in-the-wall Mexican. Enchiladas, tacos, burritos, fajitas. Everything made fresh daily from scratch. Tables outside.
Specialty food, homewares, health products, toys, books, beverages, and gifts. Many local artisan products are from the tri-state area. Fresh ground coffee beans.
Bashful Blooms prides themselves on locally grown farm-fresh flowers. Open Saturday 11-4 and Sunday 11-3. Really beautiful flowers vary weekly.
12 stunning guest rooms atop a very good restaurant in the heart of historic and charming Milford. Over 140 years old, newly updated and remodeled.
The restaurant at the 140-year-old Tom Quick Inn has reopened as of spring, 2021. Charming, good service, highly rated by guests.
160 sites, 18 wooded acres on the Delaware River. Tent/RV waterfront sites. 2 bathhouses, laundry, camp store. Great value. Crowded, noisy fun for the river trip/hiking gang.
100-year-old movie house, used for Black Bear Film Festival, Milford Readers & Writers Festival, Milford Music Festival, music performances, arthouse/indie screenings, and more.
575-acre private wooded retreat, a mile of Class A trout stream, hiking trails, wildlife. 75 miles from NYC, near charming historic Milford.
Diner fans, road trippers, and families: stop in for shakes, pie, daily specials, breakfast all day. Great food in a classic vintage diner.
Bar and lounge focused on live music. Lots of TVs with sports on. Bar food includes burgers, fries, and wings.
Sundays 10 am – 2 pm Memorial Day – October. Local produce, organics, meat, bread, bakery goods, jams, and more. Live music. Rain or shine.
Small town America with a big city vibe. Riverside town with cultural attractions, restaurants, birthplace of American Conservation Movement.