I love this place people are so nice you can make a lot of friends I've been here for 2 years it's…read moreso great!!

This place is the best we been here for over 5 years everyone is so friendly kids are kind but…read morepeople go to slow down on those roads

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!

We purchased a travel trailer last year and decided we wanted a seasonal site. We settled here and…read morehave loved it. Deb the owner and all of the staff do a great job keeping everything clean and running some nice activities on the weekends. We are close to lakes that we like to go to, and the pool is a nice plus.

The perfect campground for weekends or parties. Not a lot of room for a 42 foot 5th wheel. The…read moreoffice staff were amazing! Definitely a lot to do and the outlet mall is only 20 mins away and other stores as well. It is on the side of the mountain so when it rains they have to fill in the ruts. You must drive 5 miles per hour. Only rating 3 due to the level of our site and not super big rig friendly.

This was our first time here and we loved it. We normally go to KOA but this is like a different…read moreworld. The people here are much friendlier and we were allowed to bring our dog into the camp store! Win for Coral the campsites are spaced nicely enough that you don't feel cramped but close enough to be comfortable. The owner we met in the store was extremely pleasant and friendly - that's a super plus. They had a wine tasting the one night which was pretty cool. We liked the one wine so much we bought a bottle to take back to our site. We had an issue with the water pressure during our stay but no big deal since we can shower using the RV tank. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone looking for a nice campground.

We are tent campers and went here during phase 2 of Covid. Luckily our tent sites were very close…read moreto the bathroom and showers because there is only 1 on site. The staff was friendly and since we have kids were were happy they enforced quiet hours of 10pm. The bathroom was clean and new, however you have to hold the chain to get water. If you do not hold the chain, there is no water so you stand there freezing while you shampoo your hair. We were able to see wildlife and even went fishing. Luckily the pool and playgrounds were open. There is 2 different playgrounds which is exciting for toddlers. They also have a place you can mine for gems, which the kids enjoyed. Unfortunately, due to COvid,some activities were closed, but it seems like there is tons of stuff normally. It does seem to be primarily RVs but that's not a problem for us. We will likely go back next year.

We stayed for our second time at Hemlock campground and are super happy we found our go to spot to…read morestay in the Poconos! The owners are very friendly and the campsites are excellent. We stayed in an RV spot (#51) which was perfect. Easy back in and plenty of room to hang out outside of the camper. The majority of the campground is heavily shaded by trees which is exactly what you need during summer months. Not to mention you get the full camping experience here vs other campgrounds that clear the trees to pack in as many spots as possible. Although we were only there for a few days the long term RV campers were very friendly to us which made us feel even more welcome. Also the wifi was perfect the entire time we stayed there. This isn't something to take for granted at a campground so it's worth noting and we are thankful for it! Although tent camping isn't our thing anymore we noticed how awesome the tent sites were. They looked spacious and comfortable so based on what we saw I'd recommend tent camping there as well!

I wish I would read reviews before I book stay here. All…read morebad reviews that owner Barbara rude and "karen" is true. I booked 1 bdr cottage for 2 night stay with my family(two kids). Room was smelling of smoke and dog pee. I asked the owner to change the room but she refused to do it with the reason no available cottage right now. Despite all cottacges around were empty. Then we told her that we have no choice but stay(because didn't want to ruin vacation on first day) but also my wife told her that she will write review about smell. Then she turned to angry bird and switched to mood "karen" mode. She and her husband tried to find justification to kick us out from the campground. And they found it. My 13 years old daughter was in a swimming pool and suddenly she approches to us with aggression like: "your daughters lied to me with saying she is almost 14 when she is actually 13. So she can't be in the swimming pool by herself and for that reason we have to leave. After back on forth police came and told us that the business owner doesn't want you guys on their property so leave. So again, first day and they asked us to leave in middle of the night with two kids(5 and 13). She said going to refund all amount and I didn't argue at the beginning tried to be nice and deescalate the situation but barbara openly said that she doesn't like my wife and will not let her stay here. Wow... she really was a mean to us promised to refund but after packed up she hide behind a closed doors and didn't even want to take the key )) Long story short every bad review about rudeness of these people are true. This business with this behavior's should go out of the business very soon.

Great visit to Bushkill Falls in early October…read more Arrived late morning (around 11:30am) on a Saturday and it wasn't as crowded as I expected. You can enter the parking lot and walk around that immediate area for free, but will have to pay ($24 adult/$12 child) to enter the main trail(s) where the waterfalls are. There was a short line (5 minute wait) at that time. I do understand this is a bit pricey since many other waterfalls are free, or cheaper with state parks charging fees per vehicle, not per person. The cost at Bushkill can really add up, particularly with larger families. Once you purchase your tickets you go through an indoor area with some wildlife exhibits and then have your tickets checked before proceeding to the trails. They will ask what is in your bag if you have one...for reference, cameras, lenses and tripods were all okay, but no drones allowed. There are a few trails to choose from...the shortest is the Green Trail and only goes a little past the main overlook area to the main falls and takes about 15 minutes. The next is the Yellow trail which takes you past a few overlooks and viewing spots of the main falls and takes about 45 minutes. This is a great trail that would check most of the boxes for most visitors...and while the paths are mostly wooden-planked paths, there are a number of steps throughout the trail. The longer two trails are the Blue (75-minute) and Red (150-minute) that take you through the other smaller falls (Bridal Veil, Bridesmaid's, Pennell). We opted for the Yellow trails and took a little over an hour, stopping frequently along the way for pictures. At that time the trails weren't very crowded, but on the way out at around 1pm, we noticed the line to get in way much longer. Upon exiting the trail, there are a few shops including the Snack Shack, Gift Shop, Museum/Story to Bushkill Falls building, Mining Activity and Sweet Shop. Plan accordingly and you can easily spend most of the day there. Bonus for visiting during the peak fall colors...likely much more crowded though.

The trail was relatively easy but HOLY STAIRS The…read moreWaterfalls are beautiful & worth the hype!

Had a great dinner at Magnolia! We are getting married here in August so wanted to check out the…read morerestaurant now that they're open. Food and service are great!! I recommend trying the eggplant Parmesan, chef let us try a bit ahead of us choosing our wedding menu and I wish I ordered it as my entree. We will definitely be back to dine outside once the patio is open at the end of the month.

Make sure to reserve a table along the stream or you'll find yourself at a huge table that just…read morefeels odd, especially when it's only two of you. For the record, I'd give 3 stars but my wife said no. The bar isn't stocked very well, if you like gin bring your own you'll be drinking tangeray. The peach salad was just okay. The peaches were too soft. And the "roasted potatoes" was a potato in a few slices that never saw a speck of salt. Salt it yourself you say? I would, but there is no salt or pepper on the tables. NOTE to all restaurants: your cooks aren't all perfect, put salt on the freaking tables. That said, the duck was cooked perfectly. Perhaps the best I ever had.

Had a great getaway at a reasonable rate. We stayed in a tiny home and enjoyed the shower and…read morekitchenette. There are hot tubs, saunas, a dart room, and outdoor games like horseshoes and corn hole. We cooked on the grills provided, but there are places not far where you could get takeout if you like. It's next to Hickory Run State Park, where you can hike or cross-country ski, visit a waterfall, or explore the 18-acre boulder field. It was a perfect respite from the hot summer in the city.

I really wanted to give this place four stars…read more Decent place for the price we paid. It was a cute little container/tiny home for a weekend getaway.. Just the two of us but we decided to rent the container for four people. Glad we did, it was just enough space. One thing to keep in mind is they don't provide utensils. Bring your own knife, fork, spoon, plates, cup, etc. The blanket provided is very thin. So either turn the heat on, or bring your own. Broken/missing blind from the window. Water was leaking frm the shower door. Walked out to a puddle on the floor. There was also a brownish stain in the toilet. It was a rainy weekend when we went. So we ended up having internet and wifi that first and only night only. Called and spoke with someone, was told there's an outage due to weather. The umbrella outside had a hole so didnt help much when we were grilling in the rain.