Mount Pocono 18344
Completely renovated log cabin with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths in 2,000 square feet on half an acre. Great location. $374,900
Choose from the historic Kinkade House, a Ranch Suite, one of the cabins, or tent glamping. On-premises restaurant and bar is Water’s Edge.
5-bedroom and 3 full bath 1956 house in 3484 square feet on 1.2 acres Lots of stone work, gazebo, fireplaces, remodeled kitchen, finished lower level. $399,900
Laid-back resort next to Kalahari Water Park – get a day pass! All rooms are suites w/ kitchenettes. Indoor pool, gym, picnic area, BBQ grills, tons of activities.
Wide selection of craft, domestic, and imported brands. Snacks, soda, and hookah products. Alcohol slushies.
Old-school diner, family-owned and operated for 45 years, offering all-day breakfast, diner classics, and Greek specialties.
Take a hike on the 63 acres, see the remains of a historic springhouse and pumphouse. 2 ponds are great for fishing.
Old-fashioned small-town carnival since 1926. Local fire department hosts in July of each year. Rides, live music, raffles, food concessions, games, bingo. Admission is free.
Storefront West Indian restaurant for takeout. Oxtail, jerk chicken, curry goat. Low prices, home-style cooking. Call before you go to make sure they’re open.
Basic Weis supermarket located in Mount Pocono Plaza. Prepared food, beer and wine, a pharmacy, and propane.
Overnight accommodations, on-site catering, waterfront restaurant, 2 fully renovated barns, bridal salon and ready-room, wine cellar, professional service staff.
Terrific little Mexican and Latin American eatery with a full bar. Comfortable dining room, family-friendly, really good food. Drink specials.
Trail system on 200 wooded acres. Full-size late-model off-road ATVs, experienced trail guides.
Small town movie theater with a twist – have food delivered to your seat. Cute entertainment center with sandwich/ice cream shop, kids’ arcade, mini-golf.
Steaks and seafood. Outdoor dining. Old-style Poconos joint full of locals who seem to love it. NYC + Philly people do not love it. Not recommended.
Korean restaurant offering Korean food and sushi. Classic Korean dishes, barbecue, sushi, and sandwiches. Good sushi, friendly staff..
Open to the public. 18-holes, par 71, 6,500 yards. Cart included in green fees. Fairly inexpensive.
This suite hotel’s strength is that it is centrally located and close to Kalahari, Camelback Mountain, and Great Wolf Lodge.
Dine indoors or out with a top-notch view of the lake. Popular eats include slow roasted brisket and Prince Edward Isle mussels.
An adult-themed love hotel, a water park, a casino, campgrounds, and B&Bs – Mount Pocono has a little bit of everything. Near Camelback and Mt. Airy Casino.
Meticulously preserved sprawler with 7 bedrooms and 4 baths in 4,500 square feet overlooking its 20 acres with incredible views. $855,000
1875 hotel now a lodge with 11 bedrooms that sleeps 26. Hot tub, pool, grill, 2 ovens, 2 fridges. Centrally located. Bring Fido!
Breads and cakes are from NJ and NY, and they sell fresh meats, hams, sausages, Kabanos sausages, and bacon. Shipments of parcels by Polamer, and copies of Polish press.
Storefront strip-mall pizzeria. Pasta, hoagies, everything you expect from a pizza parlor. Bottled beer to drink with your pizza or to-go by the six-pack.
Bounce houses, climbing walls, Ninja Warrior obstacle course, welcoming vibe. Good for toddlers/ little kids. Cafe on premises with sandwiches, baked goods, and coffee.
An easy “lollipop” loop of about one mile. Pack out what you pack in. Fishing and hunting are not allowed. Great for kids.
If you’ve been to one Perkins, you’ve been to them all. As Perkins Restaurants go, this one is fine! Can get very crowded in season, especially on summer weekends.
Decent mid-sized Shop-Rite in the Mount Pocono Mall. Some prepared foods, beer and wine.
Family owned and operated by folks from Brooklyn. NY-style pizza, hot sandwiches, calzones, pasta, & other eats. It’s okay. There are lots of other pizzerias around.
It’s home to Mount Airy Casino Resort and a ton of Airbnb and VBRO houses, which are great for a vacation that includes hiking, swimming, and picnicking in the area.
Ex-Brooklyn family-owned and operated Italian restaurant in the old Pizza Hut on Sterling Road. Affordable prices.
One-hour room handcrafted with original storylines and varying levels of difficulty. The owners recommend that you book your experience before you come in.
Dive bar with bar food in Mount Pocono. Slow service, throwback to old-time Poconos joint. Not recommended.
Trailer parked in Salvation Army parking lot is one of the hidden gems of the Poconos. Hot dogs, burgers, cheesesteaks, fries. Ridiculously low prices.
This tiny town has been home to summer resorts since the late 1800s. Diners, Mount Airy Casino restaurants, a tiny sushi joint, and a very good steakhouse await.
BBQ, burgers, and sandwiches. Breakfast omelets, french toast, steak & eggs, and breakfast sandwiches. Open 24/7. $$$
AAA Four Diamond resort. 20,000 sf of dedicated contemporary space with a clean, luxury feel. 7 meeting spaces. Casino, golf, restaurants on-premises.
Breakfast all day, cheesesteaks, a catfish po boy, burgers, and bowls. Coffee and baked goods. Try the cinnamon crumb cake.
43 acres wooded land 2000 feet above sea level. State game land on 3 sides. RV/ tent sites. 2 pools, lots of activities for kids. Located close to everything.
9.6 on Booking.com, outstanding rating on Expedia, 5 stars on TripAdvisor; reviews are great. They must be doing something right!
Casual Italian-style steakhouse part of the Il Mulino NY micro-chain. It’s located in Mt. Airy Casino and open to the public.
PA’s first AAA 4 Diamond-rated casino. 1,700 slot machines, 80 table games. Luxury rooms & suites. Restaurants, lakeside golf, pools, spa, conference center. Entertainment.
