Discover the charm of Milford, Pennsylvania on Historic Route 6

Float into autumn in Milford this weekend. Nestled along the iconic U.S. Route 6, this heritage town invites families to enjoy an afternoon of fun, food and local flavor.

📅 When: Saturday, October 25 (12:00 – 5:00 p.m.)
📍 Where: Apple Valley Restaurant, 108 US-6 (or 104 US-6 depending on source) in Milford

Expect:

• Craft stands and local artisans displaying handmade goods.
  
• Live music to set a festive ambiance.
  
• A pie-baking contest with kid-friendly categories.
  
• Food specials featuring seasonal favorites like apple-themed desserts and comfort fare.
  
• Activities for children (games, face-painting or similar).
  
• Plenty of historic town strolls: Milford offers scenic appeal, antique shops and riverside views.
  

Why you’ll like it

Milford is a small town with big character. The drive along Route 6 makes this more than an event — it becomes part of a casual family road-trip. With crisp fall weather likely, outdoor activities feel just right.

Planning tip

• Arrive early to secure parking near the venue.
  
• Bring a jacket — October weather in the Poconos can turn cool after sunset.
  
• Stay a little afterward: take a walk through Milford’s Main Street, pick up a souvenir or enjoy a local café.
  
• If you have very young children, check what specific kid-activities are scheduled (sometimes face-painting or games run at limited hours).
  

Why Route 6 matters

U.S. Route 6 travels coast-to-coast, and in Pennsylvania it threads through historic towns like Milford. Visiting an event on this highway taps into a legacy of American road-travel, small-town hospitality and hidden gems along the way.

What’s next

Make it a full day: stop at a nearby park, explore the riverside trail, and enjoy lunch or dinner at the Apple Valley Restaurant or another local eatery. Pack light, be ready for photo ops, and let the town’s historic character set the tone.