I'm am so proud of this community!…read more Last weekend CampOut hosted an almost SOLD-OUT Women's Weekend, continuing to expand the diversity of this amazing Safe-Space!! The Love and Camaraderie was AMAZING! Everyone seemed to have such a great time and smiles and laughter filled the air! So many new friendships were made and the positive feedback has been overwhelming! Thank you CampOut Poconos for promoting such an inclusive and diverse community in the Poconos!! We are truly lucky!!

We go to a lot of campgrounds similer to Camp Out (Woods, VT Freedom, Oak Hill Hideaway, Twin…read morePonds) to name a few. I thought the $40 PP membership was a bit high but I understand. I was taken aback at the size of the foot print and acrage here. Its HUGE and very hilly. Its very spread out. We came for one night to check it out and it was a Thursday so not much going on, which was expected. The pool was nice and clean, however closed early. There was little to no cell phone signal (AT&T or Verizon) or Wifi which needs to be addressed as it is a safety issue. The overall infrastructure is there but needs some work. There were many old seaonals that looked abandoned and run down and campers that needed to junked. THe store was nice and had a cool lounge area attached. The pavillion was also nice and close to where the bon fires are held. Our RV site was easy to pull into and hookup which was appreciated. The staff were friendly. I would come back but on a weekend to see more people and activities.

This place was great. Great views and the host was very helpful. The only thing I wished it had…read morewas real bathrooms and a shower.

Didn't have the best weather but still an awesome view. Would love to come back on a clearer day…read moreand to try some of the wine. There are limited hours so make sure you check. This is also a campsite and we saw many people camping while we were visiting.

This place is extremely unprofessional. Evicting my family over a review saying, "it's not what it…read moreonce was." Well, it isn't. This place used to be great, now it's absolutely pathetic. The roads have pot holes all over them, everything is extremely outdated. The pool is usually green with algae. The bathrooms are disgusting. The children's park is extremely outdated, enjoy camping on rocks, and hills. My family did not sue when a tree came through our camper, and destroyed it. Something the campsite is supposed to handle.. yet my family repaired their camper, and continued to stay there. They were there almost every single weekend, no late payments, no issues. They were customers for years. It's pathetic that the owners act like children, and will legitimately ignore you. They act as if their place is a gift to anyone that stays there, and you should be considered lucky if you get to stay there. When in reality you should be considered lucky you did not need a tetanus shot after coming there.

Family owned and operated campground. NJ state gov't shutdown threw a monkey wrench into everyone's…read moreplans to spend 4th of July weekend out camping so we were nervous this campsite, which is located on PA/NJ border, would attract large crowds of campers from NJ. All worked out pretty well. We made reservations for a camp site in advance, arrived late in the evening right after the sunset and were greeted by a friendly staff at the campground. Our ranger showed us all available sites generously offering his tips and taking into account our considerations. There are bathrooms, hot showers, and even laundromat on-site. Perfect location, close to Delaware Water Gap. Definitely coming back.

We've gone up a few times this last time we stayed in the cabin and boy was it amazing we also were…read morethere for the Halloween fun and the kids got to ride the fire truck as well as walk in a parade which ended at another party where the kids all got a treat!! That night it was trick or treating around the camp ground so much fun even the adults got some treats!! All workers here are fabulous super friendly and helpful!! We did plaster as well, so MANY activities!!

We had a great time staying at this campground. Hope to come back! Lake was huge and we both like…read moreto fish so we had fun! Next time I'd like to get closer to the water.

Absolutely amazing LGBTQ+ resort! Beautifully maintained, lovable staff & owners, and an incredible…read morerestaurant.

Such an amazing campground! The staff are great and customer service is tops…read more Everything is so clean and well maintained. Every year there is something new. This year there is an new outdoor gym and an take-out ice cream and coffee shop . Internet works great and the pool and hot tubs are amazing weekends are super busy and its quiet on weekdays.

The camp here is really great, the sites are not flat though and it took us some time to set up due…read moreto this. Our front wheels were no longer on the ground. Most sites that we could see had a definitive slant to it. Also, the one way roads route you through the permanent residents every time you come into the park. Worth getting over though because the people running the place are extremely friendly and helpful. Our month stay here was very enjoyable. We did not get to use the pool but it looked great. (daughter was sick - then it was raining). The little playground was nice. We would probably stay here again if we thought we could get a flatter site. Everything else was great.

We stayed the weekend of June 3-5, 2016. We were in pull thru lot 74. Campsite was clean and quiet…read more The Pocono 400 was scheduled for this weekend, we didn't go, and a forecast of thunderstorms might have kept people away. This place is clean, my girls commented the bathrooms were super clean, the grounds were well manicured. A pool was offered, a mini front office/store, and bingo. You will be assigned a key card to re-enter the grounds, there is a gate at the front with only one road for incoming and outgoing. Owners were very nice. There are a few rules and might sound a little strict but any sensible camper won't have any issues. I can see where the Pocono Speedway could bring in the party people, again I had no issues. We stayed here as were doing Camelback adventures which was conveniently 10 minutes away. 15 min away is a Walmart, CVS. I would stay here again, and cost was reasonable. My site had full hookup.

My family and I love it here, and this is easily one of our favorite vacations every year. From the…read moremoment we arrived, we felt welcome and relaxed. The campground is spotless, which is something we really appreciate. The sites are well cared for, the facilities are clean, and you can tell the owners take pride in keeping everything looking great. We spent our mornings fishing, afternoons at the pool, and evenings roasting marshmallows or sitting by a warm fire. The arcade was a huge hit, especially when we wanted a break from the heat, and the snack shack was perfect for grabbing a quick bite without having to leave the campground. There was always something to do, but it never felt crowded or chaotic. What stood out most was how comfortable and enjoyable the entire experience was. It felt safe, family-friendly, and truly relaxing. We made some great memories here and were already talking about our next trip before we even packed up to leave. Highly recommended!

We had an amazing stay at this campground and can't wait to come back! The campground is extremely…read moreclean and well-maintained, and the entire property is comfortable and family-friendly. There was no shortage of things to do. The fishing was great, the swimming pools were clean and refreshing, and the arcade kept everyone entertained when we needed a break from the sun. The snack shack was convenient and had plenty of tasty options throughout the day. One of our favorite parts was cruising around in the golf carts and exploring the campground. Everything was easy to access, and the staff did a fantastic job keeping the grounds looking beautiful. If you're looking for a campground that offers fun activities, excellent amenities, cleanliness, and a relaxing atmosphere, this is the place. Highly recommend it to families and anyone looking for a great camping getaway!

At least 15 sites available for primitive camping, but was told that they "don't do same day…read morereservations -- it's just our policy. You can come tomorrow though!"

If you love music, this is your destination. Great family campground with a "concert festival"…read morefeeling to it. There are music weekends all summer long, Grateful Dead, Phish, Pearl Jam, Alannis and so much more. Only thing that wasn't awesome was the huge heated pool was closed after Labor Day. I'll make sure to hit it in the spring. Family run and lotsa fun. They have camping from tent to large RV and many on site rental options like cabins and yurts.

These guys deserve a 5 Star review! Every one of them work hard, are friendly and go out of their…read moreway to help out in whatever situation. This KOA was very clean, maintained with updating going on thru out Park. Even though this park is Big Rig friendly, the road in is very precarious; lots of low hanging tree limbs and narrow roads to the park. We were in a 45' Class A towing a jeep.

High off-season price plus EV surcharge makes this uneconomical for off-season in-car camping when…read moreamenities are unavailable. Make sure you know what you're paying before you come here. Not all RV parks that are open during the off-season charge cheap rates. This KOA should reduce the cost or waive the EV fee during the off-season. I spent $98 total for 1 night: $80 for the campsite + $18/day EV surcharge--a ripoff for few open amenities during winter months and a level-2 charge that only got me to 50% before I departed. I have stayed at other RV parks that were as little as $25/night for the same sleep-in-your-car experience. I was grateful that this KOA was open during the off-season and that the owner answered the phone after hours to confirm they were still open during the winter and had electrical hook ups that we could use. But the same money was better spent on my return trip on a nice room at a Radisson hotel with a ChargePoint charger.

I came here for a church retreat, and let me start by saying: the drive in was traumatic. One-lane,…read morewinding road. Aggressive fog. Zero streetlights. I don't know if Pennsylvania is cutting costs or testing faith levels, but the drive absolutely required prayer. That said, and this is important, that was the worst part of the entire experience. Once you arrive, it's like stepping into a completely different reality. Parking is plentiful, clearly marked, and right in front of the buildings (including handicap and short-term spots, which we love to see). The facilities themselves? Beautiful. Clean. Extremely well maintained. No "rustic surprise mold" vibes here. Each room has its own bathroom, a thermostat, and AC, which means you're not stuck freezing, sweating, or silently resenting whoever controls the temperature. Huge win. There's also a cute little fire pit (weather permitting), a gym/fitness center, and a dining hall tucked under another residence building that honestly deserves applause. Because let's talk about the food. 10/10. Retreat food is usually a gamble, but Spruce Lake did not come to play. AND, possibly my favorite detail, the beverage machines. Coffee, drinks, and cups you can reuse or grab-and-go, which means you can take your coffee with you like a civilized adult. In the same building, there's a gorgeous space to sit and relax, complete with multiple fireplaces that make you feel like you should be journaling or having a deep conversation. There's also a bookstore with beautiful religious items if you feel like browsing or taking something meaningful home. Staff were consistently polite, helpful, and clearly knew what they were doing, everything ran smoothly the entire stay. Final verdict: Yes, the commute tried to humble me. But once you're there? It's peaceful, comfortable, thoughtfully designed, and genuinely enjoyable. I had such a great experience that I'm already looking forward to my next visit. That drive isn't stopping me, and that's saying something.

Visit Dates: August 21, 2023 to August 25, 2023…read more I came here with my family and my church Grace Reformed Baptist Church for a camping trip and retreat. I opted for camping in a tent (my first time) and the meal plan (do not recommend). Mostly everything was great. The campsite was fairly easy to find I had a water hookup and an electricity hookup so I got to charge my phone. I set up my tent fairly easily and was happy about that. The nature was pretty, the camping site was great, the bathrooms and shower stalls were well maintained and clean. My family stayed in the rooms. The rooms are way more pricey and I heard a few church members complaining about the beds. I stayed in the room on my last night because my dad was worried about me going home with my son alone even though I would have been okay so he stayed past the point of my sisters going home and kept the room my sisters stayed in with him. My son got scared of camping on the last night so we ended up in my dad's room the last night, I didn't think it was so bad. This is a Christian Camp so if you aren't Christian be prepared for the Jesus. I'm not sure if they allow individual stays but I was with the church. They gave us a designated space for devotional time, we had two devotional sessions a day. I love Jesus and am a Christian so when I got here I was like oh so much of Jesus loves you, so much of God loves you and I loved it. But if you aren't Christian and book a camping trip here you may not like it, you may be surprised so I'm just specifying. Spruce Lake itself is on the small side, I got to check it out but I found the woods and campgrounds more impressive. They have a snack shop that's open for a few hours a day. The snack shop food was great. My son and I missed the snack shop the first few days but we got to go on Wednesday and Thursday. So the dining hall and meal plans. That's the one thing I wouldn't recommend. I opted for it because I didn't know how camping was going to be I wanted to try the tent thing first before I went gun-ho with bringing my own coolers and food. Next year I'm getting a stove and bringing all my coolers and my own food. I basically paid $100 for my kid to drink soda because he would not touch anything in the dining hall to eat during our stay. I had a lot of snacks for him, my family bought a lot of snacks for him as well and he ate fries at the snack shop so he was fed. Some of the meals were okay, some of the stuff was kind of awful. So everything about this resort except for the food was great and if my church comes back here again I'd like to go!