I have been going here for over 50 years. Come see what keeps me coming back. Usually go in June or…read moreJuly. It's full of trees and waterfalls! Pack a picnic and don't forget your camera. Relax and Enjoy

George W. Childs park is a lush park with at least 3 waterfalls, well maintained roads and trails…read moreand relatively easy parking. The bang for the buck in terms of the walking in return for the views is simply splendid! This park offers shelters and brick and mortar bathrooms as well. The crowd is thin and courteous. Best summer road trip from Manhattan!

This is a large park with well-marked trails, restrooms, signage on what birds you may see, and of…read morecourse, great mountain views. It's right past the Camelback resort, so if it isn't crowded there, traffic should be a breeze getting to the park. The Indian Trail was a bit rocky and a little steep at parts, but the blazes are easy to follow, and the trail was doable for beginners. Make sure you wear good, sturdy shoes. There was plenty of parking and some picnic tables nearby.

This is our favorite mountain park at the Poconos. We walked all the trails and they are beautiful,…read morepresenting many types of nature and vegetation. Note near the parking lot 3 there's a trailhead with a quest book, it's sweet to leave some memories there. The trails are well marked but some are quite steep, be aware of the elevation changes. There's beautiful lookouts and the view from the top is pristine. Many places to just sit, enjoy and meditate. Only sometimes there's mindless people blasting loud music, but luckily most times you can enjoy the nature in silence at the mountain top. Tip: download a map from the park website before hitting the trails, it will help you greatly to locate yourself while hiking.

Hung out here for almost an hour and a half. The bridge is impressive and the park is well…read moremaintained with a bathroom, grill, playground, and a hiking trail. The parking lot is a bit small but as long as you down during off season you shouldn't have an issue.

It is a gorgeous park with a very nice playground for kiddos. The hike is not too bad, and easily…read moredone with a baby. The bridge itself is gorgeous, and with an incredibly intriguing history. We visited and all types of weather and just find it to be a very nice place.

Don't charge $10 per person, charge $10 per car load…read more $10 is a ridulous price for a 20-minute walk through the woods, and there is quite a bit of litter. $10 a carload should have been the price. Don't bother unless you have money to spend. I don't know why there are good reviews. If it had been free, I would have given it five stars, maybe!

Pretty little stop if you're in the area. Don't plan a trip around this waterfall! There are no…read morereal trails here and it is a short walk from the parking lot on a paved trail and boardwalk to the waterfall. You can walk on the other side of the creek but it's not much of a trail. There is a porta potty in the parking lot but no other amenities here.

Great place for day hiking. Mountain views and moderate to easy terrain. Bring sunscreen, lots of…read moreopen space. Usually a lot of birds and wild life.

Really beautiful landscape! Took my bike up there but realized fast that the trails were a bit too…read morerocky for my bike and experience level. Will be back to hike on foot for the views though!

Beautiful ground and mansion. We were here on a Saturday morning. We walked around the ground…read morebefore they were open. Paid for the self guided tour of the mansion. The staff here are all very friendly and knowledgeable. Beautiful decoration inside the mansion during Christmas time. Highly recommended!

Led by a very highly skilled federal staff and volunteers…read more Wonderfully kept and truly q great place to visit. A Pike County PA treasure.

When I was just a young tot, we used to go on school field trips to this place. It was legendary!…read more They had big slides, a huge tower fort, and all the swings you could shake a stick at. Were they completely safe? Hell no, but we had more fun than a dog in a bone factory at that park. Sure I came home with a few inch-long splinters in my bum, but Uncle Chester always coaxed them out with a little baby oil, some rubber gloves, and a few feathers. Hell, even my daughters grew up going to that park. They had softball games twice a week on their fields. As a father and spectator, I got ejected from my first game at their upper field. Argued balls and strikes till I was blue in the face. The sad thing was that it was still batting practice and the game hadn't started. Oh well, that's just the kind of fella I am. I had a lot of firsts at that park...my first field trip, my first kiss, my first kiss with a girl, first slap across the face...I could go on and on. Well, I was up here at the end of the season this past September, and while there are still some things from my childhood that remain, quite a few things have changed. Gone are the big slide and wooden fort I used to get stuck in while climbing up; they have been replaced with big, plastic, Ronald McDonald looking Fisher-Price crap. Nothing even remotely dangerous remains, it's all replaced by safe, conservative stuff (and not the good kinda conservative). I understand the struggle to keep kids safe but pretty soon it's gonna be a bunch of bean bag chairs and hula hoops, c'mon let the kids be kids. Schools still have nurses right? Oh and let me be clear. This park is now obnoxious about their no dog policy. Every free piece of real estate is plastered with a NO DOGS ALLOWED sign. My wife even wore her favorite Big Dogs branded t-shirt and was asked to leave several times. The athletic fields themselves were in great shape and I must commend the park staff for the great mowjobs. They looked fantastic! Although I must say the tennis courts have seen better days, the amount of cracks, dead spots, and holes reminded me of a PennDOT job. Also, what's with all the mounds of dirt and gravel towards the upper end? I thought I had stumbled into the back entrance of the Eureka Stone Quarry in Snydersville. On the other hand, If I was still a kid those would probably have been the funnest thing there to play on. I give it 3 stars just for the fond memories.

It's a great park love it, the only concern is getting in touch with the park for reservations or…read moreany questions is impossible. Wish they have more than one phone number to get into contact with them. But yes the park is great always clean and well kept.

We wanted something new and loved this place. It's right…read morenear our home and we ordered the 1. Pork 2. Rice and beans 3 plantain s 4. Chicken empanadas are huge and filled to the top 5 beef empanadas. Even our 20 month old baby loved it.

This place has been open a year. We saw it right up the street from the 3rd parking lot in the…read moreTobyhanna state park. It's run by a super cute husband and wife duo. The food smells delicious and tastes even better. Perfect for a summer snack after the beach this place is customer service friendly and even gave us some big spray because the flies were relentless. This is definitely authentic Puerto Rican food and I highly recommend 10/10. We ordered the tostones, small chicken mofongo burrito, and empanadas. Reminds me of Puerto Rico.

Such a beautiful trail with a great view! I completed the labyrinth course of a rock scramble…read more There is a walking trail for those who are looking for a calmer hike to the top. One of the best rock scrambles I have done! Bring bug spray!!!!

Beautiful park with plenty of open space, clean paths, and peaceful surroundings. Great spot to…read morerelax, walk, or enjoy time with family. Well-maintained and perfect for a quiet escape outdoors.

Pretty cool nice beach/lake spot. There are bathrooms and ample parking. It was not too busy on a…read moresummer weekend. The only issue was there was a bit too many unsupervised teens that were loud.

Always a great day trip to the park. Easy to get to, ample parking. There is a separate…read moreoffice/cabin about a 3 min drive from the boat launch area for you to get a license for your boats, kayaks, etc. There are picnic tables/shelters, areas to barbecue, a playground, and beach area. During summers, these areas can get really busy so I suggest coming early to claim a table/shelter. The 5 mile trail around the lake is mostly flat, a great walk for any age. My family and I also enjoy picking blueberries from the bushes that line the lake. September is when the fall foliage begins to come out but I would wait a bit longer before seeing the beautiful changing leaves!