Milford

Take in everything the coolest town in Pennsylvania has to offer, including shimmering lakes, lush forests, rich Pennsylvania history, and the small-town charm that defines America. Milford, nestled among the Pocono Mountains in Pike County, has a rich history that dates back to 1874. Milford now has a population of less than 1,000 people. Spend some time outside while visiting Milford. Take in the beauty of Raymondskill Falls. Milford Beach is a great place to relax. Hike (or bike) the McDade Trail, which runs from Milford Beach to the Delaware Gap Recreation Area. Explore the 102-acre lush forest that surrounds Grey Towers. Explore the historic home and grounds of Gifford Pinchot, the founder of the United States Forest Service.

Take a moment to admire the Milford Community House, which was once a Pinchot homestead. Then, to learn more about the charming area, pay a visit to the Columns Museum and the Pike County Historical Society. Discover another aspect of Milford's rich history at the Upper Mil, which was once the town's commercial center. The free self-guided tour will show you the still-operational waterwheel. Join the kids at the Have A Hoot Family Fun Center for an afternoon of fun and adventure. Climb a rock wall. Take part in laser tag. Alternatively, take on the ropes course. After a long day of exploring, relax with a delicious meal. Milford has a number of charming restaurants, including the Waterwheel Bakery, Cafe and Bar, Irene's Kitchen, and the Village Diner.