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Reconstructed 19th-century rural village featuring original and relocated buildings with live demonstrations of pioneer-era crafts.
General Information
Buildings open late June to October, weekends 10am to 4pm
Special events like Millbrook Days are also free
How to Get There
From Newark, NJ (65 mi): Take I-280 W to I-80 W, exit at Route 521 N, then follow signs to Old Mine Road and Millbrook Village.
Overview
The Millbrook Village Historic Site is a living history museum nestled within the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area. This re-created 19th-century village features original and relocated buildings that reflect rural life in the 1800s. On weekends from late June through October, costumed interpreters and volunteers demonstrate blacksmithing, weaving, and other pioneer crafts, offering visitors a hands-on glimpse into the past.
Millbrook Village is open year-round for self-guided exploration, with its quiet paths and rustic charm providing a peaceful retreat. The annual Millbrook Days festival brings the village to life with music, food, and over 150 volunteers showcasing traditional skills. Whether you're a history enthusiast or simply seeking a scenic stroll, Millbrook offers a unique and enriching experience.
This article uses material from the Wikipedia articles and official tourism pages for the Millbrook Village Historic Site, which are released under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share-Alike License 3.0.
