Milford 18337
People love John’s of Arthur Avenue. 100% New York-style restaurant is big, comfortable, friendly, with inside and outdoor dining.
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.
Tiny restaurant with Italian small plates, hot hero sandwiches, pizza, and entrees. People say it’s very good.
A historic restored gristmill with a deck serving an eclectic menu including Vietnamese and classic American dishes. Breakfast, lunch, dinner.
Home-based bakery in Milford. Cakes, cookies, tarts, bars. Custom products and event catering.
575-acre private wooded retreat, a mile of Class A trout stream, hiking trails, wildlife. 75 miles from NYC, near charming historic Milford. Bring Fido!
A stylish environment for casual and late-night dining and great cocktails. Ahi Sushi pizza, Trout dip, raw bar, artisanal cheese.
Gorgeous historic property on 193 acres, just 10 minutes away from Rt 84. Easy access from New York City via train, bus, or car.
Specialty food, homewares, health products, toys, books, beverages, and gifts. Many local artisan products are from the tri-state area. Fresh ground coffee beans.
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
Revive and Refresh Health helps you improve and maintain your health in a holistic manner, providing safe, effective, non-pharmaceutical methods.
Affordable home decor. A children’s collection, hand-poured candles, seasonal products, and more.
3-day live music event in mid-June. Local restaurants, artisans, and shops set up booths in downtown Milford.
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.
Refurbished and re-loved furniture and home goods. Home services available. Located in The Old Lumberyard Antiques building.
Drive-thru coffee shop. Coffee, espressos, chais, real fruit smoothies. Fresh baked muffins, croissants, breakfast burritos, more.
Cheerful hole-in-the-wall Mexican. Enchiladas, tacos, burritos, fajitas. Everything made fresh daily from scratch. Tables outside.
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.
This peaceful 300-acre park of forest, meadows, and wetlands offers a picnic pavilion and well-marked, easy trails.
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.
Quality small batch wines served in Milford tasting room. Friendly, fun. Wine slushees, wine by the glass, or a flight of your choice.
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.
Terrific little farm stand selling farm-fresh homemade hard ice cream, produce, and beef from Green Valley Farms in Sussex County.
Handmade pure essential oil aromatherapy & natural self-care wellness products. 100% pure essential oils. Stop in and stock up.
Hosts 15 guests in a beautiful almost 200 year-old farmhouse. Fantastic views, fire pit, in-ground pool, hot tub. Cozy, chic, clean.
Pine barn in beautiful Milford nature. Drinks, music, and dancing. They’ll host or you can DIY. Just gorgeous and close to everything.
Annual Oct. indie film festival. Screenings, live music, parties. At Milford Theatre, Hotel Fauchere, Columns Museum, others.
Hosts 6 guests in 3 bedrooms with 3 beds and 2 baths. Just gorgeous inside and out. 10 minute trip to Milford. Bring Fido!
Specializing in products to help the outdoor enthusiast enjoy all seasons of the Pocono Mountains and Delaware Highlands. They’ve got everything.
Private gated community with 3 lakes, a beach, picnic grounds, playground, swimming areas, tennis courts. Lots of Airbnb rentals.
Girls sleepaway camp for campers ages 7-16, with 80 staff members from across the U.S. and around the world.
Upscale wine, cheese, charcuterie, and imported foods shop. Sit inside and enjoy, or take your wine and cheese to go.
Candy and gift shop located in Apple Valley Village Shops on Route 6. Fine chocolates, fudge, large assortment of your favorites.
Artist cooperative located in the historic Forester’s Hall. Wide variety of work in all mediums and genres that changes on a monthly basis.
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.
Typical New York-style Italian pizzeria that offers pizza, pasta, all kinds of chicken and shrimp, along with calamari and Zuppe di Pesce.
Bashful Blooms prides themselves on locally grown farm-fresh flowers. . Really beautiful flowers vary weekly.
Log cabin-themed taproom of the Log Tavern brewery in beautiful Milford. Live music, food, IPAs, stouts, and wheat beers. Growlers to go.
Yucatecan-style food and southern Mexican regional classics. It’s located in a sweet, old-fashioned inn built in 1876. Lots of tequila!
Strip-mall pizzeria with Italian entrees. Hot antipasto, lasagna, meatballs, penne vodka. Tiramisu, tartuffo, cannoli, and zeppole.-
The restaurant at the 140-year-old Tom Quick Inn has reopened as of spring, 2021. Charming, good service, highly rated by guests.
Old-fashioned 1876 inn over Felix’s Cantina. Stroll from the banks of the Delaware River. Lovely rooms with room service and WiFi.
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!
8 guests in 3 bedrooms with 5 beds and 2.5 baths. Lakefront, 2 kayaks, a row boat, a canoe, a floating dock. Lovely.
1863 Calvert Vaux building commissioned by James Pinchot, founder of the Am. Museum of Natural History, father to Gifford.
