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Largest lakefront community on Lake Wallenpaupack. Lots of Airbnb + VRBO rentals. 2 lakes, pools, boat slips, a marina, beaches, indoor/outdoor pools.
Convenient location off Interstate 94, close to Lake Wallenpaupack and Hawley. Great for fishing, boating, at beautiful Lake Ariel.
Pristine and quietly attractive lake development of approximately 120 homes at the southern end of Lake Wallenpaupack.
310-acre spring-fed family lake with great fishing and beautiful views, adjacent to state game lands and water conservation areas. Peaceful.
This campground is on 15-acre Lake Genero and it’s great for fishing, swimming, row boating. BBQ pits, tennis court, playground.
52-acre glacial lake is called “the southernmost unpolluted glacial lake in North America.” Hiking, nature, guided paddles, educational programs.
Bungalows, lakefront cottages, luxury hotels, and America’s best family resort surround 52 miles of Lake Wallenpaupack. Boat, fish, hike, or just relax with a cocktail on a lakeside deck.
150 RV sites, 4 cabins, and 10 lakefront tent sites located on 40-acre private Lake Moc-A-Tek, just a 7-minute drive from Lake Wallenpaupack. Fishing, rowboat rentals. Pet-friendly.
225-acre lake for power boats, jet skis, and wave runners. There is also water skiing, sail boating, and sandy beaches for swimming.
The Hideout is a 4-season community with over 3000 single-family homes, including houses, condos, and townhomes.
Four-season community on Lake Wallenpaupack with more than a half-mile of lake frontage. Lots of VRBO and Airbnbs to choose from.
Lakeside with picnic tables. Enjoy a quick food meal, live music, and games. Open May throughout the summer.
2-bedroom, 1.5-bath home for up to six guests set in a gold star, amenity-filled private community, The Hideout in Lake Ariel.
Research, education, preservation. 52-acre Lake Lacawac is a glacial lake preserved in almost pristine condition. Hiking on 8 trails, boreal bog, ponds, streams. Open to the public.
Seasonal campground/boat launch since early 1900s. 70 acres on 130-acre Lake Henry. Camping, fishing, boating.
Fine dining to a roadside ice cream stands. Try homemade ice cream with fresh-picked blueberries, a brewery taproom, or a charcuterie on Paupack High Falls.
Ideal for family reunions, corporate retreats, weddings, family celebrations, or a summer weekend getaway with family and friends.
1870 main house with 3 bedrooms and 3 baths. Tiny house, barn with fitness room, extra barn, 5-car garage, beautiful private pond. Gorgeous.
Historic rustic venue on 500 forested acres. Vintage aesthetic, natural beauty. DIY. 1903 lodge, carriage house, barn, open space.
Cozy little breakfast and lunch restaurant overlooking the Ledgedale area of Lake Wallenpaupack.
Located less than 15 minutes from the shores of Lake Wallenpaupack. Hideaway is the perfect spot to cool off after a day on the water with an iced coffee.
The Hideout Club House Restaurant offers a dining room and a pub. The Pub offers flat screen TVs to enjoy all your favorite sports events.
Sweet little farm stand that sells the best of locally sourced farm products, specializing in meats. Waygu steaks, pork, raw milk, and lots of little incremental bits like apple butter.
Features 14 varieties of apples, fresh-pressed cider, and all the rural charm you can imagine. Klim’s is not a pick-your-own orchard. Stop by for some fresh air, cider, and a bushel.
Large and usually busy sports bar with 22 HDTVs. Looks like an airport restaurant. BBQ, wings, pizza, draft beer.
Monthly, weekly, weekend sites at the end of a long road. Abundance of woods, ponds, wildlife. Well-spaced tent/primitive sites.
100 calm, deep water boat slips able to accommodate vessels, new and pre-owned boats for sale, boat and jet ski service and maintenance handled by experienced, certified mechanics.
Tons of coffee drinks, hot and iced, and a case of locally made baked goods. Sit inside or take it to go.
Roadside BBQ joint grilling ribs, chicken, brisket, pulled pork outside. Indoor and outdoor dining. April to Labor Day.
This beautiful tree-lined course provides Hideout Community members and their guests with 9 holes and 3400 yards.
Interactive and educational petting zoo with a variety of very well-treated animals. Llamas, camels, donkeys, kangaroos, turtles, rabbits, cows, alligators, and more.
Full bar with tv screens to watch the games. Maybe order a slice or a sandwich to go with. That’s about it. Reviews are horrible.
State park. Three miles of trails cross forests, wetlands, and fields. 420 acres of land. Fishing, hiking, birding, wildlife watching.
Gorgeous fresh produce, raw milk, cheese, flowers, pumpkins and gourds, eggs, homemade pies, jams, maple syrup. Everything beautiful.
Seasonal produce, honey, jams & jellies, farm-made BBQ sauce, and baked goods. Open mid-June to mid-September.
Farm food and bakery, candy shop, deli, and ice cream shop. Milk, cheese, vegetables, jams and jellies, baked goods, flowers, and lots more.
Diner-style serves burgers, fries, sandwiches, soup and salad. Breakfast is a big bunch of omelets, pancakes, french toast, egg platters, and egg sandwiches.
Well, this place is interesting, to say the least. It’s an antique shop and an Eastern European restaurant that serves BBQ and has 3 tables. Strudel, schnitzel, and BBQ.
Der Jaeger Unique arts is packed full of antiques, artwork, fine porcelain, collectibles, WWII German military items.
Luxury resorts, waterparks, and campgrounds for the whole family — outdoor adventures, bed and breakfasts, romantic spots, and more.
Working dairy farm selling homemade ice cream. Keatings makes 80 flavors over the season, many their own invention.
Premier pickleball play in The Sports Factory of NEPA. State-of-the-art cushioned indoor tournament-grade courts.
150 acre park with the world’s largest glacial pothole formed during the Wisconsin Glacial Period around 15,000 years ago. Bring the kids, and Bring Fido!
