Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area - PLAN YOUR VISIT: To Do-Historic Places (U.S. National Park Service)

MILLBROOK VILLAGE NJ GPS 41.073683 -74.963117
Phone: (908) 841-9531

Location
At the junction of Old Mine Road and Rt. 602 in New Jersey, 12 miles north of Interstate 80 at Exit 1 westbound. Eastbound on Interstate 80, take the first exit ramp (not numbered, small sign for Worthington State Forest) in New Jersey after the toll plaza (no toll eastbound) at the Delaware River, and turn hard right at the bottom of the ramp.

Directions from Pennsylvania or via Rt. 94 and Blairstown NJ

Usual Season of Operation: Buildings
Spring: Buildings closed
Summer: Buildings open weekends, generally from Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day weekend
Fall: Buildings closed except for special events. (See below)
Winter: Buildings closed except for special events. (See below)

Specific hours of operation for this year

Usual Season of Operation: Grounds
Grounds open daily dawn to dusk year round. For a map and guide to Millbrook Village, please link to the park's bulletin at right. (pdf file)

Accessibility
Most historic structures at Millbrook Village are not accessible due to steps and narrow doorways. The restroom building is accessible. The roadbed through Millbrook Village is not paved but is flat. Moving through the picnic area just off the roadway would require some assistance. As Millbrook Days (above) is largely an outdoor event, a number of activities alongside the roadbed can be viewed.

Special Programs
Craft demonstrations and house tours on weekends in summer.
Annual Special Events
Historic Activities Day on a weekday in late May. Open to schools only and by reservation; not open to the general public.
Millbrook Days on the first weekend that is fully in October
"Octivities" (autumn activities for children) on a Saturday in October
Victorian Holidays on a weekend in early December
Maple Sugaring on a Saturday in early March

See the park's Schedule of Events for exact dates each year.

Available Services
Recreation of a circa-1900 village with period buildings, some original. Volunteers and ranger give tours and demonstrate period crafts. Restrooms, water, picnic area, and free park maps and brochures (also available on line). Food services six miles away in Blairstown, NJ. Hiking trails nearby.

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