Honesdale
Low-key lakeside campground just 6 miles from Honesdale and 15 miles from Lake Wallenpaupack. Cabins, RV and tent sites, tent rentals. Lots of amenities, pet-friendly.
Bring the kids to this 1870 schoolhouse to look at a day at school with eight grades taught by one teacher. Call for hours.
Bagels are hand-rolled, kettle boiled, and baked DAILY. Soups, sandwiches, pastries, coffee, all New York style.
Budget alternative that may end up being the best of all. 50-acre farm on Dyberry stream. Streamside and covered ceremonies.
Classic diner fare and Neapolitan pizza. Burgers, hoagies, heroes, subs, sandwiches, calzones, and stromboli. Breakfast all day.
Selection of gifts, kitchen/ barware, gourmet food, specialty bitters, men’s clothing, baby/kid’s gifts in Maude Alley.
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.
Guided tours and rentals of kayaks, stand-up paddle boards, bicycles, and snowshoes. 18 years of programming experience.
Traditional co-ed 7-week sleepaway camp for campers aged 6-17 since 1923. Art, drama, athletics, and adventure.
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.
Storefront on Main Street serves bread, galettes, scones, cakes, cookies, pies. Menu varies as each of these items is made daily. Gluten-free options.
French breakfast and lunch restaurant. Croissants, pastries, waffles. Daily lunch specials. Fresh, organic food. Can’t Make It to Paris? Eat at Branko’s.
6 guests in a 3 bedrooms loft with 5 beds and 1 bath in a remodeled 1800s building in downtown Honesdale.
Handmade botanical products made from homegrown herbs. Botanical soaps, salves, European style herbal tea blends. Tea and organic baked goods on the stone patio.
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.
Lake Bryn Mawr Camp is one of the oldest traditional all-girls sleepaway summer camps in North America, established in 1921 for girls from 2nd to 10th grades
New, modern toys and games for all ages along with a vintage collection. Great selection of candy from novelty sweets to old school flavors.
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.
Hosts 10 in a beautiful old country farmhouse. Wrap-around porch, outside deck, fire pit, beautiful mountain views.
On the creek. Queen memory foam bed, waterside hammock, fire pit, grill, hiking, biking. 5 minutes to Honesdale.
Soft-serve cones, shakes, frozen yogurt, dairy-free options. Fast-food menu includes hot dogs and french fries. Sundaes for dogs.
Wood-fired organic sourdough artisan pizza and live music during Friday pizza nights during the summer. Fun and laid-back.
Sleepaway summer camp for youth that have social and emotional learning challenges. any age from 8 years to 21 years. Sessions of any length from 1-9 weeks.
Full of fun one-of-a-kind finds. Home décor, candles, soaps, jewelry, purses, t-shirts, pottery, outdoor décor, pet items, and so much more.
Tucked away on a back road with a good selection of display fireworks and consumer fireworks that are pretty affordable. Very nice people.
85-acre camp with air-conditioned bunks, dining rooms, Shul, gym, and performance center. Two test kitchens for cooking instruction. Lake, swimming pools, waterslides.
Darling hometown cafe, omelets for breakfast, homemade soups, sandwiches, burgers. Don’t forget the pie.
Private club for members and guests. A challenging 18 holes on what many consider some of the finest greens in golf.
Historic brick warehouse. Industrial roots, modern fixtures. Cathedral-style ceilings, open beams, exposed brick on the Lackawaxen River.
Brewery dining room with gastropub fare and craft cocktails. Pizza, tacos, soups, salads, desserts, and snacks. Flights, pints, and growlers to go.
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.
Cheap, fast, fresh, food until midnight, 7 days a week. Cheesesteaks, burgers, 16 styles of grilled dogs, baskets, and fries.
Surrounded by an abundance of flowers and impeccable landscaping on 17 private acres. It’s available from May thru October.
See real chocolate production happening onsite and sip delicious drinks, taste chocolate, and enjoy baked goods in the roastery’s cafe.
New and used/consignment bikes, kayaks, canoes, car racks, snowshoes, and outdoor gear. Bike repair. 2 locations in Honesdale and Hawley. Bike rides, tours, and trails.
Official historical society for Wayne County is a first-class museum and research library. See the history of the first steam locomotive to run on American soil.
Treasure trove of antique and vintage. Explore over 3,000 sf of store space for the new merchandise they bring in every day.
Specialty wedding rental boutique located in Honesdale rents wedding furniture, china, glassware, and décor. Table settings, couches, side tables, archways, bars, and more.
Curated vintage clothing from the 1920s-90s, antiques, vinyl in downtown Honesdale on 1008 Main Street in Union Alley .
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.
Friendly hometown restaurant serves pizza, pasta, sandwiches, daily specials. Soups, salads, burgers. Desserts made fresh daily.
Free June music festival in Honesdale’s Central Park. Local and nationally known live acts. Artists’ row, food vendors, kid’ area.
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.
Old-fashioned week-long county fair held in the beginning of August. Rides, games, shows, exhibits, animals, food.
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.
Bagel and coffee, breakfast, sandwiches to go, lunch to stay or to go. Farm to table, great baked goods. Daily 6 am – 2 pm, closes noon on Sundays.
Dave’s Super Duper is Honesdale’s hometown grocery store. Small, basic grocery setup. Family-owned and friendly. Dave’s Beer Store is attached.d.
