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Crystal-clear 170-acre lake on 5,440 acres of forested park. Boating, fishing, swimming, hiking, picnicking. Camping, snowmobiling, ice skating, ice fishing.
5-star boutique luxury hotel. Historic building in heart of Milford. Sophisticated fine or casual dining Near hiking, waterfalls.
Dating from 1849, this quaint hotel is located in the heart of downtown Jim Thorpe’s Old Mauch Chunk Historic District .
4-season Poconos family resort nestled in a pristine mountain lake setting that TripAdvisor calls one of “America’s Best Inclusive Family Resorts.”
Indoor go-kart track since 1996. Arcade games, pool table, and snack bar. Must be 54″ tall to ride.
Located in Jim Thorpe’s Y on Broadway Hotel. Massage and bodywork for healing, awareness, regeneration, and balance. Facials and body treatments.
Tandem skydives or fun jumps. Spectator area and picnic area for watching, taking photos, or having a barbeque.
Axe Throwing at Skytop Lodge has expert axe throwing coaches. The fee includes all throwing gear, lessons, coach fee. Open to the public.
You can be the best lumberjack at Splinters Hatchet & Axe Throwing. Stop in and rent a lane. Laid-back and friendly. Most games take about an hour.
Premier pickleball play in The Sports Factory of NEPA. State-of-the-art cushioned indoor tournament-grade courts.
IV Hydration Therapy, Halo Salt Therapy, Cryotherapy, Cryo Local, Colon, Hydrotherapy, Floatation Therapy, and more.
Largest escape room style attraction in the state of Pennsylvania with the largest Zombie apocalypse experience in the country.
290-acre Prompton Lake, 26 miles of hiking trails, boat launch, picnic areas, mountain biking, fishing. Waterfalls, forest, disc golf.
Trapped in 88, Nuclear Family, and Solitude brings great escape room adventures to Mount Pocono. While they encourage all players to join, rooms are designed for ages 13+.
Your ride down memory lane is delivered in open-air comfort as you visit the Pocono Mountains. They’ve got wine trolleys, too.
Established pet-friendly family resort. Cottages is set apart for complete privacy. Each cottage includes a barbecue grill, picnic table, and firepit.
If you’re planning to fish in PA you can get one, three, and seven-day tourist licenses for non-residents. The area is renowned for trout fishing. Largemouth and smallmouth bass, catfish, panfish, and more, too.
One resort, lots of adventures. Perfect active sporty family vacation Suites, kitchens, 9 on-site eateries.
Above the Poconos Skydivers offers tandem skydiving, instructor-assisted jumps, and advanced freefall training, along with group skydiving parties.
Family resort & waterpark with themed suites, on-site restaurants and bars. 84-degree indoor water park. Themed rooms for kids.
Specializing in tandem jumps with experienced instructors. Don’t want to jump? They’ll let you be a co-pilot and take in amazing view of the Poconos.
Rustic wooden cottages surrounded by forest, wrapped around a mountain stream. Outdoor pool, fireplaces, playground.
Really super escape room with 4 themed rooms, designed by teachers. Lots of fun, great for groups and families. Bring quarters to feed the meter on charming Main Street.
Race pro karts wheel-to-wheel 1″ off the ground, at speeds of 50+ MPH on a 3/4-mile road course inside Pocono Raceway. $$$$
Log cabin rentals in many parts of the Poconos. All sizes, from 4 bedrooms to 10 bedrooms. Cabins can accommodate 4 – 30+ people.
5,000 sf adventure down The Rabbit Hole.Immersive theater escape with live characters, all new puzzles and challenges. Mini-golf and cocktails. Opened March 2024.
After a day enjoying the beautiful outdoors, visit the axe house. It seems so intense, and we agree – it is. But it’s also pretty easy once you learn the technique.
Gay-owned and operated since 1981. Charming, comfortable, homey – think Dirty Dancing and kitschy Catskills of days gone by, and have the time of your life.
All-inclusive luxury resort. Picture-perfect elegance, romance, family fun at a grand 124-room mountain lodge since the 1920s.
The largest organic maple farm in the state taps 24,000 trees a year and produces maple syrup in their sugar shacks.
2,500 acres of woodlands and glacial wetlands, ancient marsh waters, in one of the state’s largest spruce forests. 2-mile trail, boardwalk system. Birding, hiking.
