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  All of our Pocono Mountain Vacation Homes are equipped with the following:

Our Pocono Vacation Rental guests have access to all the amenities the Hideout has to offer, including our own private golf course, six lakes, two pools, beaches, downhill skiing and snowboarding with equipment rentals, snow tubing, cross country skiing, a ski lodge, parks, playgrounds, indoor and outdoor tennis, fishing, boating, hiking, indoor and outdoor basketball, softball, bocci, shuffleboard, horseshoes, sledding, ice skating, miniature golf, handball, beach volleyball, a pavilion, campgrounds for tents and RV camping, rowboats and paddleboats, swim lessons, lessons with the golf pro, a clubhouse, game room, gourmet restaurant, pub, arts and crafts center, a lending library, woodworker's shop, a gym, and a fitness center that offers state of the art equipment, personal trainers, and fitness classes, as well as therapeutic massage. Day and evening activities in the Hideout may include but are not limited to pool and ping-pong tournaments, Night at the Races, movies, cards, childrens' and family bingo, luaus, nature walks, computer classes, art classes, social groups, and dances, and many other adult and childrens' activities.

Nearby Services & Amenities

Lake Wallenpaupack is just ten minutes away, where you can rent jet-skis, powerboats, and other types of watercraft. We're only five minutes from a zoo, driving range, paintball, horseback riding, antique shops, and nature areas the Poconos are known for, including state game lands and the Lacawac Sanctuary. We're only one-half hour from several major Pocono Mountain ski areas, including Montage Mountain, Elk Mountain, Shawnee, Big Bear, and Tanglewood, where you can go skiing, snowboarding, and snow tubing, museums, cultural centers, theaters, cinemas, a spa, several Poconos golf courses, water parks, malls, Pocono Raceway, Pocono Downs, white-water rafting, Pocono outlet shopping at The Crossings, Mohegan Sun Casino, the new Mount Airy Casino, and historic Pocono Mountain sight-seeing tours. And it's only five minutes to the best ribs anywhere. We offer discount coupons to these and many other special local Pocono Mountain activities and events, as well as provide event guides for local Poconos happenings.

Additional local Pocono Mountain Attractions

BUSHKILL FALLS - The 'Niagara of Pennsylvania’.  A series of spectacular waterfalls viewed via a trail system featuring over 1400 steps. Shops, wildlife exhibit, mini-golf, and paddle boats also on-site. Bushkill, (570)588-6682.

COSTA'S FAMILY FUN PARK - restaurant, arcade, kiddy cars, go-carts, mini-golf, and driving range. Lords Valley, 226-8585.

DINGMANS FALLS - the trail along Dingmans Creek affords a beautiful view of falling waters plummeting through strands of hemlock and rhododendron. Off of Route 209 at Dingmans Ferry.

DINGMANS FERRY BRIDGE - the last privately owned toll bridge in Pennsylvania, constructed in 1900 where ferries once crossed the Delaware. 8 miles south of Milford Route 209 at Dingmans Ferry.  

KITTATINNY CANOES - rafting and canoeing on the Delaware River. Dingmans Ferry, 1-800 356-2852.

LAKE WALLENPAUPACK - 14 miles long, 2 miles wide, with 52 miles of shoreline straddling the Wayne/Pike county line. Water skiing, boating, fishing, swimming, lake tours, public and private beaches. Fantastic view from Tafton Dike. Visitor's Center, Route 6, 1/2 mile north of junction with route 507. (570) 226-2141.

LEDGEDALE NATURAL AREA - a beautiful natural area maintained by PP&L, affording a splendid view.

MILFORD BEACH - on the Delaware river, operated by the National Park Service. Lifeguards on duty, comfort stations, picnic areas, and boat launch.

OLD SCHOCOPEE SCHOOLHOUSE - the last remaining one-room school in Pike County. Preserved by the Pike county Historical Society. Milford, (570) 296-8126.

PIKE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY MUSEUM "THE COLUMNS" - relive the history of Pike County. Broad Street, Milford. (570) 296-8126

PINCHOT INSTITUTE/GREY TOWERS/PINCHOT FALLS -a National Historic Site, the former home of America's first chief of USDA Forest Service, Gifford Pinchot. Built between 1885-1887 in the French chateauesque-style of architecture. Dedicated as the "Pinchot Institute for Conservation" in September of 1963 by President John F. Kennedy. Roaring waterfalls easily accessible at the estate. Milford, 296-6401.

POCONO ACTION SPORTS - fishing, boating, water fun. Greentown, 857-1976.

POCONO ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION CENTER - nonprofit center for environmental and nature programs. 5 miles south of Dingmans Ferry on route 209. (570) 828-2319.

POCONO RENAISSANCE FAIRE - a picturesque recreation of a 16th century English Village. Theatrical entertainment and over 50 merchants and artisans. Bushkill, 588-2000.

PP&L VISITORS CENTER - a covered audio-visual tour of the Wallenpaupack hydroelectric project, featuring lake history, the production of electricity, and recreation on the lake. Route 6 near junction of 590, Hawley. (570) 226-3702.

RAYMODSKILL FALLS - provided early settlers with the water power needed for industries including a cotton mill, saw mill, and tannery. 3 miles south of Milford off of Route 209.

ROEBLING BRIDGE/DELAWARE AQUEDUCT - spanning the Delaware river at Lackawaxen, this National Historic Landmark carried canal boats full of coal from the mines of the Lackawanna Valley east to New York City during the 1800s. Built by John S. Roebling, who later designed the Brooklyn Bridge, it was the first suspension bridge built in America. Lackawaxen, 685-4871.

THUNDER SWAMP TRAIL SYSTEM - 30 mile system of rocky trails through wetlands, natural areas, and vistas. Hikes from one to twenty miles access at two points along Old Bushkill Road off of Route 402.

WALLENPAUPACK SCENIC BOAT TOURS - Sit back and relax on our 28-foot patio boat. Enjoy a breath taking hour-long cruise on picturesque Lake Wallenpaupack as your tour guide describes the area and the history behind this charming lake region. http://www.wallenpaupackboattour.com/ and the phone number is 570-226-3293

WINONA FALLS - consisting of five falls and named for a Native American Princess. Legend tells that Princess Winona took her life by leaping from the cliff overlooking the falls when her tribe declared war on the tribe of the warrior she loved.

ZANE GREY HOME & MUSEUM - the prolific western novelist wrote many of his tales here from 1905-1918. Lackawaxen,  (570) 685-4871.

STATE PARKS AND FORESTS

PROMISED LAND STATE PARK - 5, 800 acres, including two lakes: Promised Land Lake, 422 acres and Lower Lake, 173 acres. Recreational opportunities include: swimming, picnicking, fishing, hiking, bridle trails, hunting, wildlife, environmental education, boating, and winter sports.

LAKE NATURAL AREA- a 2,700+ acre natural site including two lakes, Bruce lake and Egypt Meadow Lake. Motorized vehicles not allowed in natural area; access to lakes via a 2.5 mile hike over Bruce Lake Road and a 0.5 mile hike over Egypt Meadow Road, respectively.

DELAWARE STATE FOREST - located in Carbon, Pike, and Monroe counties, the Delaware State Forest System is managed under a multiple use philosophy to produce crops of timber, protect watersheds, and provide recreational opportunities for millions of people. Picnic areas have been established at Snow Hill Dam and Pecks Pond. Also 80 miles of roads and trails within the forest are designated each winter for snowmobiling.

NATIONAL PARK SYSTEM 

DELAWARE WATER GAP NATIONAL RECREATIONAL AREA - a multi-use park that surrounds 40 miles of the Delaware River from Milford to the Delaware Water Gap. The river is designated a "Wild and Scenic River" which means it is un-damned and its streams, shoreline, and adjacent land are maintained in their natural state. The park is perfect for picnicking, canoeing, hiking, and several other outdoor activities. Dingman Falls Visitors Center, Dingmans Ferry,  (570) 828-7802.

G. W. CHILDS PARK - named for noted philanthropist, George W. Childs, this picturesque park is a part of the Delaware Water gap National Recreational area and includes expansive hemlock groves and cascading waterfalls along with a picnic area, comfort facilities, and a short hiking trail along the falls.

Phone: 877-698-5259
Fax: 570-698-8075
Postal address: 1136 The Hideout, Lake Ariel PA 18436

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