Lovely afternoon on the water! Mike was super helpful and professional. I look forward to returning…read moreto this scenic spot!

I am thankful for Yellow Dog Paddle! Mike and team are friendly, helpful, knowledgeable and have a…read moregenuine passion for what they do. The kayaks and PFD are in great shape. Today was my 3rd trip and I can't wait to paddle again soon. Thank you!

Beautiful lake and top service . It was my first time flyboarding and best birthday gift ever, I…read moreenjoyed every minute . Will definitely come again !

I had an absolutely amazing time! My wife and I went together as part of our anniversary weekend…read more It was truly a blast, we had so much fun. My wife was a little unsure at first, but ended up doing a great job and had the time of her life. The staff was excellent, they made us feel very comfortable and safe. We also felt it was a great value. Definitely money well spent, worth every penny! Highly recommended.

Very surprised at the personal attention paid to me on an order for a kayak…read more Ordered one online but received an email stating that the seat was not the one in the ad and didn't have it in stock. I responded I was disappointed, would there be a price adjustment and when might I expect to receive it. No email response and I couldn't figure out why. A week or so goes by when I get a phone call from John, "hey just wanted to know if you got my email?". I said "yeah" and told him what I said in the email. Turns out, they never got the email I sent. We discussed the order and the kayak and the kayak I ordered originally wouldn't arrive to him for 3 weeks. I wanted to get on the water since the summer is running out. He suggested another kayak, better features, and less expensive. He set me up with a better paddle and I still saved $50. To top it off, and this is where I was completely blown away, he delivered it, himself, to my house, 45 minutes from his store, that night!!! That is what I call customer service! That is ALMOST a lost art! Thank you John! You have made me smile!

After looking around for a reasonable kayak store with variety of equipment, i came across…read morePaddlerscove which has it all. When other stores did not have the items i need, Paddlerscove had it in stock. John was very helpful in finding the right item i needed for my kayak.

I went here for my boyfriend's birthday and brought along his brother and girlfriend. WE ALL had an…read moreamazing time! Smokin' Joe was a great guide. First part is a nice little course, after that you have the option to switch drivers. Then it's a pit area. Pay attention to the weather so you could dress accordingly. It rained for 2 days straight before we came here so we knew it was gonna be muddy. We were SOAKED by the end of it. We had water coming out of our shoes. It was awesome! Would totally recommend. They give you a briefing before your trip. I felt like it was totally reasonable rules, I drove myself at one point and really didn't find myself wanting to do what they advise against. My boyfriend hasn't stopped smiling since.

I visited Pocono Outdoor Adventure Tours for a second time recently and had as much fun as I did…read morewhen I visited six years ago. You can save time by booking online, you need to arrive early for a waiver sign off and possible helmet fittings. I booked a two-seater UTV for my SO's birthday and we had a blast. The cars are new and have better tech functions, especially with being able to connect to your own music via Bluetooth to have even more fun. We had a tour guide for our small group and off we went, racing through a course and flying through water. We were absolutely filthy by the end, so be prepared. We came with our own gloves, which helped make the driving experience more comfortable. I would highly suggest getting some sort of face covering so you do not end up with a mouthful of mud. They do not have bathrooms on site, but a hose station to do some maintenance and portable toilets. We're looking forward to trying out a snowmobile option in the months ahead.

This is a gorgeous place and has great hiking trails. I go all the time and never a crowd! Great…read moreplace to relax, hike, walk, fish and bird watch! Locals are super friendly and knowledgeable! I highly recommend this place. I love to park at the boat launch and take the trail to the left. I hike up past the tower and and field. It's a total of over 6+ miles there and back. A gorgeous and peaceful place... go!

Plenty of parking for trailers, well maintained launch little steep but great also has a dock, and…read morekayakers have there own little launch areas so they dont clog up ramp which kayakers are notorious for

I came into this thinking it would be a walk in the park...boy, was I wrong…read more Due to the recent snow and rain, 90% of the trail was muddy and wet which made for some hardcore ATV riding. Because of these heavy-duty full-size ATVs running over the same path over again & again, the muddy parts were at least 1-2 feet deep making for an extremely treacherous and bumpy ride that will jolt every bone in your body. Since I am light weight, half the time my tush was off the seat. I saw the middle guide stand up on his ATV when the bumpy parts came up so I followed suit. It helped but you have to hold onto your gears for dear life or else. Our ride consisted of 10 people and three guides. One guide leading the way, one in the middle and one at the end. If one rider gets themselves in a pickle, the guides will throw a hand signal for all of us to stop. Please pay attention during training to the instructions. It is important since it involves everyone's safety. I didn't think we would go so fast given that there were so many of us following one behind the other but we were going at a fast speed which made it exciting. Keep your eyes straight ahead and keep one ATV space between you and the one in the front. Stay alert at all times because the terrain will change on you within seconds. Tight turns were my favorite parts. There is a break in the middle of the ride for you to enjoy the scenery and take some pics and rest. The second part of the ride consists of going uphill and downhill. Propel harder to move uphill & brake going downhill if you have to. At the end of it all, you will get "Mud in Your Face" and all over your clothes and shoes. I spent an extra $5 for some plastic shoe coverings. Money well spent. Because I wore shorts, I had mud caked onto my legs. The people here are friendly but they are a bit like drill sergeants. Just pay attention and listen to them carefully.

Riding ATVs was something my family and I wanted to do on vacation and there are a couple of…read morebusinesses that allow you to do that around the Pocono area. A lot of people liked Pocono ATV so we chose them. But, like a lot of reviews said, the group is going to stay single file, most of your trip is under or about 10mph, and really this is for those who are beginner or moderate or timid drivers. My kid was one of the timid drivers who was in the front of the line and at the halfway stop point was pulled out and got to ride on her own with another guide so she was able to do her thing. Another member of the group specifically asked about the speed with the leader and he shrugged his shoulders explaining that this is how they run their show and if everyone was at a higher level, then they may have been able to do more at a higher speed. The maximum speed we got to for a very short distance was +/- 20mph. You know these machines are capable of much more and a lot of us were just wanting to rip! You do have to show some competency beforehand so you can go out in line, and my kid's girlfriend decided she did not want to drive and instead be a passenger. We were refunded the difference at the end, though. I did purchase the $5 (cash only) shoe coverings but for today really did not need them. The trails were more than ready for the ATVs and not wide enough in most places to even think about passing. A lot of rocky terrain and tree roots and just a little bit of mud left over from some rain. There was a quick review about the gas and brake beforehand and if you violate anything safety-wise that was explained, you're done for the day. The vehicles appeared to be newer Polaris ones and they had at least two which could hold two people. Everyone was required to wear helmets. Our guide also said that someone hit a tree recently and cost them an additional $900 for the damage. Based on the trails and trees, I'd say he was probably giving accurate information. About $95 each for the hour or so rides. As I said before, this would be more for the beginner or intermediate or timid riders who want an experience in riding /driving ATVs. It was nothing like our trip to Utah where we were given a map and told "see ya in a few hours." Still, a fun trip through the woods.

Came here on a rainy day, still had a lot of fun! I enjoyed getting out of the city. Our two guides…read morewere very friendly, informative, and helpful. One of them taught my friend how to hold and use the reins. My horse kept running off while we were still getting ready/saddling up, otherwise no big issues. Our guides had good communication while we were riding, told us to lean back while going downhill. Overall a good experience!

Had a great time at this place! My guide was super friendly and knowledgeable about horse riding…read more Spent an hour and half going around the ranch and through the trail. The horses were very gentle, made the ride smooth and less scary for beginners. A great outdoor activity during this nice fall weather. Would definitely come back again!

We came here to see Resica Falls. It has friendly short trail to the falls. Few yards down from…read morethe parking lot and a good view is visible. Quiet and peaceful place. Nobody was there when we went. There are picnic tables available if interested to bring food. My friend said that would be a good idea for future visit. The park is free and open to public. No one is allowed in the Boy Scout camping lodge area unless you are part of a troop and has an event to attend to. A nice stop over if in the area

My wife and I were in Bushkill falls staying at my best friend's place. We were planning our…read moreadventure for the next day and this is one of the places that we decided to go to. This is just 20 minutes away from where my best friend lives. The place is open to the public and there is free parking. After we parked, we noticed that Resica falls is just a short distance from the parking area, I noticed a few picnic tables on the area where you can see the falls, they have installed a fence close to the water, at first I thought it is to prevent people from slipping and falling into the water but we saw a signage/warning that says "NO ONE IS PERMITTED BEYOND THE RAILING & CABLES, KNOWN VENOMOUS SNAKE HABITAT BEYOND THIS POINT". Oh Gosh!!!. Ever since reading the warning I never ventured around tall grasses in the area and I was always looking down, taking precautions for the possibility of snakes around. Luckily we never encountered any. It was a satisfactory visit to the falls with my friends, we just enjoyed taking photos of our outing.