Beltzville State Park

Experience the beauty of Beltzville State Park! One of eight state parks in the Pocono Mountains, Beltzville State Park is open from dawn until dusk. Enjoy 949 acres of water recreation on Beltzville Lake. Lake activities include boating, kayaking, and paddleboarding. Soak up the sun on Beltzville Lake's beach! The beach is free and open late May to mid September from 8 a.m. to sunset.

Woodloch Resort

Located in the northern region of the Pocono Mountains, Woodloch Resort boasts family fun and hospitality. Catch a breathtaking sunset over Lake Teedyuskung, their very own private lake! An all-inclusive stay includes access to the lake as well as an activity schedule that changes daily. 

Photo Credit: Tom Schelling

Lake Wallenpaupack

Covering over 5,700 acres, Lake Wallenpaupack’s sunsets can be seen stretching for miles. 52 miles of uninterrupted shoreline provide a stunning view of the sky. 'The Big Lake' offers scenic boat tours, boating, and jet skiing in addition to kayaking and paddleboarding rentals! Experience lake activities by day, and enjoy a beautiful sunset by night.

Skytop Lodge

Feel on top of the world at Skytop Lodge! Enjoy the remarkable scenery and wooded landscape tucked atop the Pocono Mountains. Participate in activities such as golfing on their private course, hiking throughout the property's trails and relaxing by their private lake.

Photo Credit: John Wadsworth

Big Pocono State Park

Even on a cloudy day, enjoy an astounding view at Big Pocono State Park! Perched on top of Camelback Mountain, Big Pocono State Park ascends at almost 2,100 feet. Mountaintop sights extend as far as the eye can see to various parts of Pennsylvania, New York and New Jersey. Hike along the 8.5 miles of trails, or bike along the peak! 

Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area

The Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area offers magnificent views from both the water and the sky. With the Native American word Pocono translating to “stream between two mountains,” the Delaware River represents this phrase beautifully. Canoe along the river or hike to the top of the Mt. Tammany trail for a view of the Delaware Water Gap!