Honesdale
Honesdale habituée Washington Irving slept here. Birthplace of the American railroad. Homestead of Dwight Shute of The Office. Great restaurants and a state park. Beautiful.
136-year-old family-run log home company. Personal service, precision craftsmanship, stunningly beautiful homes.
Casual fine dining, sophisticated New American. Menu focuses on high-quality from local farmers and artisans. Lovely decor and great service.
Small batch artisan and vintage goods. Nostalgic candies, beauty products, home decor – things you need, and things you want.
Century-old Victorian house located within walking distance of the shopping and entertainment district of Honesdale.
1 mile moderately trafficked out and back trail featuring beautiful wildflowers. Best used from April until October. It’s a short hike straight up and down.
Budget alternative that may end up being the best of all. 50-acre farm on Dyberry stream. Streamside and covered ceremonies.
Selection of gifts, kitchen/ barware, gourmet food, specialty bitters, men’s clothing, baby/kid’s gifts in Maude Alley.
Deli, natural foods market with salads, wraps, soups and daily specials All items homemade with local meat and produce. Eat-in or take-out.
They make 80 varieties of wursts and sausages with three on-site smokehouses. Their supermarket is terrific. Lots of imported beer.
Say “I do” at a 19th-century Civil War-era farm. The stunning 50-acre flower farm has rolling hills, open pastures, and lush gardens.
Restaurant on Hotel Wayne ground floor. People rave about dry-aged steaks. Lunch menu of burgers, salads, wings, more. Wine list.
Six luxuriously modern oversized lofts in a fully restored, historic 3 story brick Main Street building. Rent individually or together for up to 32 guests
Espresso bar and roastery. Each location of Black & Brass roasts its own beans for serving. Spectacular waterfall behind shop.
Casual, rustic-style at Lake Wanoka Resort. Wings, burgers, sandwiches, dinner entrees. Play area for the kids. Outdoor dining.
Beer store on Main Street! They have all types of beverages – lite beers to hoppy beers to dark beers to ciders to international and craft selections.
Specialty wedding rental boutique located in Honesdale rents wedding furniture, china, glassware, and décor. Table settings, couches, side tables, archways, bars, and more.
Soups, salads, sandwiches in shop owned by next door’s Dyberry Forks. Wed-Sunday 11 – 3pm. Give a call to place a take-out order.
Scenic tours on 25-mile train ride from Honesdale, birthplace of American railroad. Restored vintage cars, fall foliage tours.
Surrounded by an abundance of flowers and impeccable landscaping on 17 private acres. It’s available from May thru October.
Darling hometown cafe, omelets for breakfast, homemade soups, sandwiches, burgers. Don’t forget the pie.
Super cheap movie theatre in a mall offering first-run films. Sodas come with unlimited refills. Staff is friendly and helpful.
New, modern toys and games for all ages along with a vintage collection. Great selection of candy from novelty sweets to old school flavors.
Tiny breakfast/lunch storefront. Baked goods include apple fritters and cookies. French toast, pancakes, omelets, burgers, sandwiches.
Tucked away on a back road with a good selection of display fireworks and consumer fireworks that are pretty affordable. Very nice people.
Historic brick warehouse. Industrial roots, modern fixtures. Cathedral-style ceilings, open beams, exposed brick on the Lackawaxen River.
Hosts 2 guests in a sweet cozy tiny place just drowning in nature – a personal, quiet retreat with view of orchard, flower gardens. Perfect for a couple’s weekend getaway into the country.
Bartenders, mobile trucks, serving staff, should you need professionals to provide table service to your guests, day-of-event coordination services, and rentals.
Traditional co-ed 7-week sleepaway camp for campers aged 6-17 since 1923. Art, drama, athletics, and adventure.
Sweet little shop outside of Honesdale jammed with vintage collectibles. Jewelry, bakeware, dishware, art, much more.
Hosts 8 in 3 bedrooms with 4 beds and 2 baths. 30 acres of the countryside is highlighted by magnificent waterfalls and bordered by thousands of acres of state lands.
Tavern, bar, lounge, whatever they call it, it’s a sweet old dive bar with cheap brews and good food on Main Street in Honesdale.
Fairly big house that hosts 12 guests in 5 bedrooms with 9 beds and 5 baths. Fire pit, game room, deck, grill, laundry.
Papa’s Ice Cream Cottage sells cones, flurries, milkshakes, Italian ices, and sundaes. Delicious strawberry shakes and very pleasant servers. Kid’s milkshakes for the littles.
Fun home goods and gifts shop located in Maude Alley, a cluster of 19th-century buildings housing 7 unique shops around a lovely garden patio.
Honesdale pizzeria with pasta dishes, calzones, and sandwiches. Dinners include lasagna, shells, ravioli, Fettuccini Alfredo, spaghetti and meatballs, and calamari.
Upscale Lock 31 Outfitters is inspired by the mountains, rivers, and forests of the community of Honesdale. Clothing, shoes, sunglasses.
Sat market. Produce, meats, eggs, baked goods, all locally grown/produced. Honey and maple products, hanging baskets, plants.
Peaceful RV/tent sites in the Northern Pocono Mountains. Local wildlife. Full hookups, cable TV, fire rings, picnic tables. Patio sites have gas grills, patio tables, and fire features. Free WiFi.
Bar and eatery inside the brewery warehouse. Fish and chips, burgers, wings. Very good food and beer flights, pints, growlers to go.
85-acre camp with air-conditioned bunks, dining rooms, Shul, gym, and performance center. Two test kitchens for cooking instruction. Lake, swimming pools, waterslides.
Bagels are hand-rolled, kettle boiled, and baked DAILY. Soups, sandwiches, pastries, coffee, all New York style.
6 guests in a 3 bedrooms loft with 5 beds and 1 bath in a remodeled 1800s building in downtown Honesdale.
This family farm has been making their own cider since 1929. Pumpkins, gourds, apples, honey, maple syrup, and more. Short season!
Rustic quiet family camping in the northern Pocono Mountains on Lake Ponderosa. Cabin, RV, tent, group sites. Tons of activities.
Bring the kids to this 1870 schoolhouse to look at a day at school with eight grades taught by one teacher. Call for hours.
Hosts 13 guests in 5,000 sf log home on 10 acres of forest. Your own in-ground pool and dining pavilion, perfect for friends and big family getaways.
Named by Narrowsburg’s River Reporter in their “Best of 2022 for 2023” as the Best of Wedding/Specialty Cakes in the Southern Catskills and Pocono Mountains.
Campgrounds and cottages are the places to stay in wild and wooly Wayne County. Lakes and forests abound, and farm stands dot the countryside. It’s heavenly.
