Beautiful grounds. The inside of the house was breathtaking and worth the cost. The informative video in the bait house was very interesting. All of the rangers and volunteers were friendly and very knowledgeable. Make sure you look at what time the tours are, the grounds are open all week but the gift shop and tours are only on certain days. Tickets can only be purchased in the gift shop.

This place is incredible! One of the best of hundreds of historical sites I have ever been to. Didn't get to take a tour or go inside cuz it was closed due to government shutdown (thank you Dems), but the outside of the house and the grounds were unreal. Just a short few miles/minutes off 84 close to Milford, definitely worth a stop on your travels. So much to see. Even the bathroom facility in the parking area was a tower. Plenty of parking and great bathrooms with water fountains. Came during fall, so got added bonus of fall decorations, including pumpkins. Can't wait to return for a tour of the inside!

I recently visited Grey Towers National Historic Site in Milford, Pennsylvania, and it was a fantastic experience. The historic mansion is beautifully preserved, and the museum offers a fascinating look into the life of Gifford Pinchot, the first head of the U.S. Forest Service. The grounds are peaceful and perfect for a stroll. I especially enjoyed the exhibits and learning about the history of forestry in the U.S. Highly recommended for history buffs and nature lovers alike!

Quiet and vast area filled with history. We walked around the perimeter and soaked in all the beautiful flowers, sun and landscape. There's two levels of parking available and there were tours happening. It was an enjoyable afternoon roaming around.

Wow, wow, wow!! This place was impressive beyond belief. And, it was a complete surprise find while road tripping through the New England states. While we were on time constraints and didn't get to make it inside the house, just the outside is a site to marvel at. I love seeing these types of places and imagine myself living there in times gone by. Hard to believe JFK was here shortly before he had gotten assassinated. Lots of history in the video. Make this a stop on your travels, you won't be disappointed.

Beautiful home full of history of an early time of US history and the begginig of the US Forrest conservamcy movement. Pinchot family involved after they, very ironically, made their fortune in the logging industry and significantly deforested the area. Apparently one of the progeny, grandson, i think, became upset witnessing the ravaged woods in pennsylvania. This personn became the first US forrester after studying in europe. He ultimately was govenor of pa twice and established the US Forrest Service. Mansion built by famous architect of the gilded age. Can only tour the first floor for $10 but it is worth it. Nice picture of life then. Some interesting touches outside home as they entertained some big time dignitaries like a stone table with a water center where food would be floated for dining guests to sserve themselves.4 stars because there were part of the gardends that looked very interesting but were locked off without explanation.

It is a beautiful place and a well-maintained site. I was so grateful that there was no entrance fee. If you want to tour the castle, you need a ticket. You can also buy simple drinks, snacks, and souvenirs.

Short walk to the falls from the upper parking lot. Beautiful, lush forested area. I love the sound of rushing water the closer you get to the Falls. Beautiful. My only caution is there can be a lot of raised rocks, roots and other vegetation along the trail that can be dangerous for Senior Citizens. Use the railings and watch your step.

A nice view. A small hike for those interested. There are two observation platforms. One up top and one below. There are two ways to get to the lower platform. A hike down from the top or a straight path from the additional parking area.

What an incredible hidden gem! Raymondskill Falls is the tallest waterfall in Pennsylvania, and it’s absolutely worth the visit. The trail is short and easy, making it perfect for families or anyone looking for a quick nature escape. The views from the upper and lower platforms are stunning—you can hear the power of the falls as you get closer. It’s peaceful, refreshing, and a perfect spot to relax, take photos, or just enjoy nature. Highly recommend visiting if you’re in the area or planning a weekend getaway in Pennsylvania. Don’t forget your camera and comfortable shoes!

Fantastic trails and waterfalls! Easy walk up or down. Plenty of parking. Tons of different birds. No fish though. Great for photography! Safe area with clean restrooms. 10 out of 10! Totally recommended! Just beware of possible bears. I encountered none during my visit.

One of the most beautiful waterfalls I've ever seen! Raymondskill Falls is located at the north portion of the Delaware Water Gap! The hike to see the falls is very short and easy. I highly recommend anyone visiting the Delaware Water Gap to check out Raymondskill Falls!

The largest falls in PA i am told. It was really beautiful and worth the visit. I was surprised it was flowing so fast in September!

Raymondskill Falls is the tallest and one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Pennsylvania. The falls consist of three different tiers. The trail leading to the is only a third of a mile long and has two sets of viewing platforms to view the falls. The platforms offer ample room and are a safe way to view the falls. The trail leading to the falls is wide and easy to follow. Just be cautious with your footing here. The trail is a loop setup so you can get to both viewing platforms. The lower of the platforms offers a better view of the falls, in my opinion. There is a parking lot for about ten or more vehicles. There are other trails nearby as well. At the beginning of the trail there is a set of restrooms. It is easy to access a trail map online or you can just view the map board in the parking lot. Best of all this wonder of nature is free to see. So get out and enjoy it!

This is a wonderful museum with a very unique item of important United States history. There's more there than just the flag.

Great place to visit. Knowledgeable staff. So rich in history. Can't wait to come back

Staff was very informative, knowing the background of the displays very well. Very interesting artifacts from history.

Absolutely amazing LOVED THIS PLACE! A must see in Milford Pa

Neat little museum in Milford. Plenty of parking. $5 entry. It's cash only. Home of the Lincoln flag. Plenty of other exhibits relating to nature, medicine, military, semstry and local history. Staff knowledgeable and friendly. Worth a visit if your in the area during their hours.

This little local museum was well worth $5 for admission. The docent was friendly and informative. The most impressive piece is the 36 star American flag that Lincoln's head rested on after he was shot.

It was a great honor to visit this museum to pay homage to one of our country's greatest presidents-- President Abraham Lincoln. There are many interesting artifacts and displays about Lincoln and the assassination of him. The flag stained with his blood was, of course, the main display. There are other historical displays in the building. It's definitely worth a visit if you are in the area.

I felt like I was walking down the yellow brick road trying to find the great and powerful Oz. In the beginning of the walk there are little signs telling you the names of the different trees and brush. At the top of the hill you come to a covered pavilion and bathrooms. I visited here in the fall but would like to take my grandkids and have a picnic lunch in the summer. The walking path is level and well maintained.

Beautiful trail with multiple different paths that vary in terrain. The trail is well shaded with an open grassy area next to the terrace and bathroom. The trail is easy to walk and dog friendly, with multiple dog waste bag dispensers.

Gentle walk to the Pavillion from the parking lot. It took about 20 minutes to walk leisurely to our destination. Stroller friendly. There are several picnic benches under the roof.

Beautiful preserve with main trail that's well taken care of. Side trails offer a good work out and tougher terrain. One huge note of caution: while exiting the main trail by the parking lot, into the woods was a very large timber rattlesnake eating a very large gartersnake. The rattle sound caught our attention and thankfully it was pre-occupied with a meal. Nature at its best. These were both very large, very healthy snakes. Just a note of Caution to be fully alert especially with young children or pets. The snakes were probably there when we entered the trail and stopped to look at the trail map that's posted just a few feet away. Be alert to your surroundings at all times and have a phone with you when hiking.

Beautiful little gem! Excellent for a quick stroll and a picnic! Dogs are allowed on leash, be mindful of ticks.

Nice, easy, and relaxing. Good place for any experience of hiker

Basically a walking trail. No dog park put you can bring your dog for the walk with you

The Artery in Milford, PA, is a true treasure for art lovers and anyone looking to immerse themselves in creativity and culture. From the moment I walked through the doors, I was captivated by the warm and inviting atmosphere. The gallery space is beautifully designed, providing the perfect setting to showcase an impressive variety of artwork. What stands out the most about The Artery is the diverse collection of pieces from local and regional artists. Each visit feels like a new adventure as the exhibits are frequently updated, ensuring there’s always something fresh and exciting to see. From stunning paintings to unique mixed media and photography, the range of art on display is both inspiring and thought-provoking. We are especially proud that one of our own, the exclusive photographer for McAteer and Will Estates with Keller Williams Real Estate, is featured here. His HD Pure Metal Art display, "Nature's Symphony," is a breathtaking showcase of his talent and the beauty of nature. This exclusive collection adds a unique touch to the gallery and highlights the exceptional artistry present in our community.

Wow. We were floored with this gallery. Accessible, while offering plenty of desirable pieces for collectors. Features a nice variety of local artists.

A real gem in Milford but, unfortunately, Stefanie, the owner is retiring in November 2024 so the store will be gone.

Something g for everyone. Local artists. We bought a beautiful painting on wood of a Robin sand look forward to going by regularly. Second Saturdays are evening receptions for new showings

This is the most amazing and wonderful gallery. It's so beautiful I could spend hours just wandering around it. The artists are local and so amazing in the way that they do things. It's a very creative place. If you get to Milford you need to go to this gallery and meet the proprietor she is awesome. We had a great time.

I enjoy browsing through this gallery. They feature some very talented artists. I have purchased several pieces from here, prints, originals, jewelry and pottery. It's good to support local artists.

Each month a new spotlighted couple of artists from the co-op of fine artists is featured. With a Saturday reception, if you like those. A wonderful,diverse collection of art.

Great selection, very eclectic. Some nice quality jewelry and some antique tools in good shape caught my eye.

When in Milford, PA I love stopping by for a chance to explore antiques! This trip I found an old stovetop coffee pot that percolates… unexpected and much needed. Definitely worth the trip… you never know what you’ll find in here!

Nice place to shop if you can get past the nasty old lady at the front acting like you’re stealing as soon as you walk through the door. Figured maybe it was a fluke so I tried again. This time they tried to tell me to put my drink down at the front and retrieve it when I leave….excuse me? No signage indicating no food/drink allowed. Then proceeded to make a joke that I can carry it around with me as long as I buy something…..needless to say I won’t be stopping by again.

Great time talking with leneord today about marble collecting...thanks again

The best array of Beautiful Antiques,and fair prices, in Milford and Northeastern Pennsylvania!!❤

This is a great store! Really an experience. The owners were so kind. The selection great. Things seems a bit pricey, but I’m newer to antiques. Also, you pay for quality, so I’m willing to spend what something of quality is worth. I would totally recommend this store!

Huge selection of anything antiques. Willing to work with you with many of the items.

Great prices and unique finds! Cookie the owner is so kind and knowledgeable. This place is a hidden gem and worth the stop!

Really incredible finds here. The owner was so sweet and ready to help everyone find what they needed. Can’t wait to come back and find more gems!

Stopped in on a weekend and spent ages looking through all of the antique, interesting things this spot has to offer! I personally LOVE post cards, and there are so many, most of which are filled out with love letters, letters to families, etc. dating back quite a bit. The woman working at the register, I believe she is the owner, was very kind and answered all of our questions happily. The prices were very reasonable and I ended up purchasing a lovely vintage perfume for $4! I look forward to the next time we stop by.

The owner is just wonderful the store is full of treasures. Her prices are fair.

Alot of neat stuff. Fun to dig around looking for that hidden gem

Great antiques jam packed fair prices

Love this place! Found a leather hat

Was hoping to see a calm and serene place to be with the nature. Beautiful river, but the beach is completely taken over by a bunch of obnoxious people that play loud music, bbq the crap out of the place, and litter everywhere. It’s funny that you need to pay an entry fee to get in.

Milford Beach was great I had a great time enjoying barbecue and parking is just 10 dollars. Took a swim at the river beach. You can bathe on the Delaware River. This River Beach is in the border of Pennsylvania and NJ but is on the Pennsylvania side. Great place to relax and enjoy nature.

Small beach but is very well maintained & super clean. Nice view of Delaware River, wonderful place for picnicking, kayaking, & canoeing. There’s access to McDade trail, bathrooms, covered picnic area, large parking area & plenty of space to have an amazing day! $10 car fee. Bring your water shoes there’s a lot of rocks so it’s a bit difficult to walk barefoot 🦶 We got lucky and saw a cub 🐻 swimming!!!

Super nice for a quick hop in the river and skipping a few stones. Bathrooms/Porto pots were available, and for the most part everything was clean and inviting. It was $10.00 for an all day parting pass when we stopped in for the day.

Nice place nice staff but the boat launch is always with people that don’t have a boat they are there with kayaks when there is a kayak ramp but the kayak ramp is washed out but still usable, people taking up the parking lot that clearly says boat parking only and the ranger does not give out tickets. Lots of trashy people get some manners people and respect. Other then that it’s a great place.

Great public beach. We really appreciated the availability of the lift vests at the station. It wasn't overly busy and everyone was friendly and having fun.

Great place to swim in the river for fun. There is a large parking lot, boat access, pavilions, bathroom, and a trail head for the McDade Trail. This part of the train takes you beneath the Milford Bridge, which is neat. Really pretty location in the spring, summer, and fall.