We visited this place with the family and really enjoyed the area. It's beautiful with the lakes…read moreand scenery, and it's very kid-friendly, especially for little kids with a small playground area. A few things to know: the cafeteria is cash only, and the bathrooms/changing rooms could use more cleaning. Overall, it's a nice family-friendly spot with a great outdoor atmosphere.

Grill, fryer, snack and drink menu. They also have ice cream. Payment is mostly cash but will…read moreaccept Cash App and Venmo.

Great fishing. You'll get hooked !!! Take a child they will catch a fish. Great time perfect family…read moreexperience.

They are exceptionally rude and overpriced. They cheated us and cost us over $200 in fees, and that…read morewas WITHOUT cleaning the fish. Stay away

Some of these 1 star reviews are SENDING ME lmaaoooo. From the racism (how dare "Spanish people" be…read moreat the beach playing "their" music amirite) to the small town cops I'm so done lol. Anyway I had a fabulous time. Read on for more por favor. My commentary is about the HIKING - nothing more nothing less. We had a tri-chapter meetup with my peeps from Body Liberation Outdoor Club - Northern NJ, Hudson Valley, and Eastern PA. Btdubs, if you're looking to enjoy the outdoors in an affirming space, holler at me. Anyway, we met at the Christman, Falls, and Cove Ridge trailhead and hiked a substantial loop to the falls, the Pohopoco river(?), and in and out of the woods. It was fantastic! Some nice elevation, soft packed trails, not too much mud, leafy forest bed, and as is common on the east coast - some roots and rocks to make sure you're paying attention. 5 miles of glorious spring sunshine and whispering trees. Couldn't ask for more! You Should Know: -parking at this trailhead is safe - room for about 8 or 9 cars and directly across from houses -this trail is NOT accessible -some parts of the trail sit high above the river - watch your step or else you'll take a devastating tumble to the great beyond -about 3/4 mile grassy walk to the actual trail from the parking area -If you use All Trails app, it was surprisingly accurate IYKYK - no bathrooms anywhere near here - pack in and pack out

First time visitor here - we wanted to see the park before it got busy. Springtime is perfect for…read morea more laidback visit. We wanted a quiet walk along the banks of the lake and found the best place for us to park and walk was at the Pavillion 2. Loved finding all those tiny white shells along the banks.

Nice experience. I went here when I was staying at Skytop Lodge for President's Day week. If was…read moremy 10-year old daughter's first time on horseback. Fortunately, my family of 3 were the only people in our time slot so it was a nice pleasant ride with a gal who's led horseback tours for many years. Since it was my daughter's first time doing this, I was overjoyed when they told us they WOULD NOT TROT their horses. It's a simple, nice and easy walk through the golf course. They said that insurance regulations don't allow for trotting, or something along those lines. Why 3 stars and not 5? Staying at Skytop, you're a fairly captive audience, and they charge you dearly for your ride. We researched pricing at other horseback riding places within about 30 to 40 minutes driving, independently owned, and they were about 25% cheaper or better. The day we checked out of Skytop, we actually decided to try horseback riding again, since my daughter had a good experience at the Lodge. We chose Sugar Mountain Carriages in Bushkill, PA. It was a good deal less expensive than Skytop, though their facilities seemed just as good as at the Lodge, and the horses as well. It was a much longer tour with the horses than we had at Skytop, and they would let the horses trot for bursts of about 10 - 30 seconds or so. We were fine with it, as it was now my daughter's 2nd time riding. At Skytop, we had one guide with us, and she was leading the pack from the front and had good control of the group. At Sugar Mountain, we had the owner up front, and an assistant of hers trailing us in the back. That was a good thing, as I was on a horse that liked to take "shortcuts", following the horse in front of it, but sometimes not following its exact footsteps, which can be risky for the rider if it decides to go under a low hanging branch or something. All in all, I suppose every place will have its pros and cons, but I feel that there's much better value to be had if you're willing to leave Skytop Lodge and go riding at an independently owned stable. Just be sure to check their reviews on Yelp.com! That's how I found Sugar Mountain.

We were visiting poconos during Christmas and wanted to do non-snow-related activities. Decided to…read moredo horseback riding at skytop lodge and must i say it was a great experience. We called ahead and made the appointment for 3pm and were asked to reach 30 min early for paperwork (waivers, etc). We reached in time to complete the forms and then took the resort shuttle to the stables (3min drive). We were given instructions, tips and do's and dont's for a couple of min after which we started off in a group of 6, led by carl. We went around the golf course for about 40 min before one of the horses decided to 'head home' on its own. It was hilarious for the rest but a bit scary for the person on that horse. We had to cut our 1 hr ride short as carl went after the stray and we all followed them back to the stables. He quickly unmounted everyone and tied up the horses in their spots. Looks like the horses are trained to follow each other in a queue (we hardly did any maneuvering) but sometimes they want to do what they feel like :). Overall a pleasant experience, would recommend it.

It was a trip of a lifetime two weeks out west everything was well planned and the Stuckers were…read morevery professional but also fun and friendly

went on atrip with tony and marie and it was fabulous, i was nerves at first not kowing what to…read moreexpect but it was so much fun, can't wait to go on another trip. the bus was comfortable, several spots for breaks along the way, played games, snacks, hotels were the best, shows were great. highly recommend.

Very confusing where to park and walk. Not sure where hiking paths were and multiple signs to not…read morestop.

Great location for fishing, short hikes or dropping the Kayaks for a day in the river. Sweeping…read morescenic views from the top of the dam for photos or spotting a riverside spot to drop your lines and relax while fishing. There are plenty of parking locations off the main road to leave you vehicle.

What a fun ride on this trolley! Informative driver/guide, took us all around town with an…read moreexcellent and informative stop at the Jim Thorpe memorial. Learned a lot about this amazing athlete! Very enjoyable, highly recommend.

We took the ghost tour. It was fantastic. The actors were amazing and informative. I would…read morerecommend this to everyone.

(If you were wondering... They accept Credit Cards) This…read morewas awesome! I cannot compare it to other air tours I've been on, as this is the first but it was an amazing first experience. They are on schedule and on time, and are very clean. Before we went in the air the aircraft was disinfected. Masks are required on flight, but it isn't that hot on board. This is a great trip and experience, and I you highly recommend

Availability seems pretty weather-dependent, so phone ahead and have a backup plan for your day,…read morebut our experience was super fun. You ride in small Cessna propeller plane, which can comfortably seat two, and can squeeze a third if you must (two adults and a kid seems reasonable, and there's a coupon on the website to get your third passenger free, so this might be good for families). We did the Delaware Water Gap tour, which is around a half hour. We went in fall, and the scenery was gorgeous, with rivers and mountains covered in colorful autumn trees. You star fairly low so you can still see a lot of what's going on below. The wind tends to be a bit choppy up in the mountains, so this might not be great for those faint of heart or weak of stomach, but it also adds to the thrill. Toward the end of the flight our pilot let my girlfriend take control and fly the plane. This was a big thrill for her, and he actually let her do quite a bit in terms of guiding the plane and bring it in for a landing (but of course he took control back for the landing itself). If anyone is interested in a little mini-flight lesson, make sure they take the front seat. Overally great experience. Might seem a little pricey for a relatively short activity ($50 for 30 minutes, although I think it was a little longer), but it was totally worth it.