Kind of a dope hotel, tbh. Not really a lot of affordable options in this part of the country -…read moreunless you want to pay crazy prices for an Airbnb or some other type of rental. But The Pavilion at the Park does just fine. You're only sleeping here anyway. The bed is comfortable enough, the shower is hot enough, the room is cozy enough, and the hotel is clean enough. It ticks all of the boxes for the price. I give it 4* instead of 5* because there's not really a front desk person available at all hours. So if you need something, you are kinda up a creek, so make sure you take with you everything you need.

What a great place to stay! The rooms are comfortable and well supplied. The owners are very…read morefriendly and attentive. Great central location. Definitely stay here!

I decided to write my first yelp review because of how awesome this place is. If a spacious…read moremodernized cabin/lodge is your thing then you won't be disappointed. Even though it feels very remote, the grocery store is only 2 miles away. A fireplace on each level and updated appliances make it very inviting. There was more then enough wood stockpiled for us. Its pricey but can easily accommodate multiple families to make the cost reasonable. There is a ping pong table in the basement and my only suggestion would be to add a pinball machine and/or arcade style game. We went to nearby Hawn's Overlook of Raystown lake. Absolutely beautiful. We hope to make Bear's Paw Lodge a pre-christmas tradition. Though I can see this place growing in popularity.

From the owner: Enjoy the magnificent custom log lodge perched on a private mountaintop with spectacular views!…read moreLook through the wall of windows and enjoy the passing wildlife. Prepare meals in the gourmet kitchen or relax in front of the soaring stone double-sided fireplace. The unique setting, first-class amenities, and dedication to customer service combine to provide a truly memorable experience for guests. Whether relaxing at the lodge, heading out on the lake, or exploring the 40 private wooded acres, Bear's Paw Lodge will exceed your expectations. Six bedrooms, six baths, vaulted living room, loft, and garden level with a sauna make this a luxury retreat for family and friends.

We returned to Wood Cliff Cabin at the end of October for a fall trip. The colors were gorgeous,…read morealthough I think we were a week or so early for peak colors. This time the sauna was open. I knew my husband would definitely enjoy it but I was on the fence, especially about pouring cold water over my head every so often in late-October air. I'm SO GLAD that I tried it and felt absolutely amazing afterwards. Mike and Nancy were again fantastic. The cabin was impeccably clean and as always, everything we could think of was there for us. We can't wait to go back in the winter months and hope for snow!

I was looking for a place to stay while visiting my daughter at Bucknell University in central PA…read more I happened to find this place while googling a vrbo-type place and found this fabulous place to stay. This is our 2nd weekend to stay at this lovely cottage (used to be a barn) which has wonderful sleeping accommodations for many people. It's like a large studio with a kitchen, desk, dining area, bathroom, living room and bedroom. There's a TV with Direct TV, a stereo system, a bookshelf with books, DVD's and CD's. If there are more than 2 people staying, the owners add a twin bed. There's also a futon and a sofa sleeper for 1. In speaking with the owner, she really wanted to make this place as comfortable as can be and has added many amenities to make your stay comfortable. The refrigerator has jam, butter, peanut butter, fruit, yogurt, granola, orange juice to get your morning started. She also provides guests with bread or muffins in the morning. Of course there is coffee or tea ready to brew. When you wake up in the morning, you open up the blinds to a beautiful yard which you can wander around and enjoy the arbor swing. I wish I had discovered this place sooner because it's a wonderful and relaxing place to stay.

My husband and I have stayed at The Barn on several occasions over the past nine months. This…read moreadorable cottage is quite spacious and airy. While essentially a single space, it is nicely divided into a separate bedroom area, a roomy living area and a comfortable kitchen. A large bathroom and a second bedroom complete the layout. The entire cottage is nicely decorated and is also very neat and clean. Both the bathroom and kitchen are well equipped and user friendly. A variety of snacks are provided. What also makes The Barn special is that it is definitely dog friendly. We always bring our small dog with us and he seems to enjoy the experience as much as we do. There is a basket of dog toys near the front door, dog treats are provided and two dog bowls are located in the kitchen area. Thus, both human and canine guests are warmly welcomed! Not only is the cottage itself a wonderful retreat but it is located on a beautiful piece of property that is very nicely landscaped and easily accessed. A well constructed concrete walk leads directly from the parking area to the front door. At the rear of the house, a sliding glass door opens onto the large backyard which slopes gently down to a beautiful meadow. Guests are invited to walk the property and we are always happy to do so. Despite the bucolic atmosphere, The Barn is very conveniently located. It is within a couple of miles of downtown Lewisburg, Bucknell University and a variety of stores and restaurants. Finally, the the owners, Tanya and Fred, are friendly, accommodating and clearly committed to providing their guests with a wonderful experience. I can honestly say that we've thoroughly enjoyed each visit and always look forward to our next stay. I wholeheartedly recommend The Barn at Pheasant Ridge to anyone visiting the Lewisburg area. The Barn and its owners are waiting to welcome you!

If you're looking for a clean place to stay while fishing, look no further than Slate and Starlight…read moreRetreat. These are the cleanest cabins I've ever stayed in and they have all the amenities you will ever need. So give Cindy a call, who is also very knowledgeable about the surrounding area, and book your stay now. You won't be sorry.

Big Bear cabin is dark and dank, without a single, comfortable piece of furniture in the living…read moreroom, the back room smells bad, the floor in the back shower will shred your feet, and the safety issues outside are legion. Uneven boards on the deck are a major tripping hazard, the concrete is like an ice rink when it's wet, the stairs to the lower deck are an uneven trip hazard and the gate at the top of the stairs is warped and can't be latched. The metal stairs down to the creek are narrow and steep, and the concrete steps at the bottom are broken and crooked. The ONLY thing this place has going for it is the swimming hole, if you survive the trip down to get in. But you can access the swimming hole through public land on the other side of the creek without renting this place. Little Bear cabin is newer and more comfortable, although they didn't waste any money on comfortable mattresses. But the yard isn't much bigger than a postage stamp and the trip down to the creek is laced with tree roots, it's steep, and where there are stairs, they have a rough surface that will tear at your feet. In both cabins, you are expected to completely clean the house, including wiping down the bathroom, wiping out the refrigerator, wiping down all of the counters and appliances, stripping the beds, sorting the linens, and sweeping the floors. Aside from a broom, cleaning supplies are not provided. And you're expected to have this all done and be out by 10:00 AM. As far as I can tell, all the "cleaning crew" does is make up the beds. On top of all this, the proprietors are rude, intrusive, and clearly not suited to be in the hospitality business.

If I could give 0 stars I would. This place is disgusting and full of insects. After driving 13…read morehours with a family she decided to even pull the reservation.......so many better places to stay!

This campground is like no other, it's clean and safe and has a great shower house that is always…read moreclean and a store with what ever you may want They take care of the property and the owners are wonderful, helpful and kind

Love the campground! Always super well maintained. Open year round!! Friendly office staff…read more Cabins are also super clean and just wonderful to stay in! Cozy and comfortable all around!!

What a beautiful lake! We had a great time at Martin's. Katie, the manager and the owner were…read morevery accommodating. Our group had 5 cabins for a family wedding up the street. We had a party after the rehersal and the wedding party took pictures at Martin's. We enjoyed fishing and Kayaking on the lake. The cabins are rustic but clean and we will go back for sure.

We stayed in Lakefront #2 for 4 nights. The cottage was perfect for 2-3 people. We were close to…read morethe road but did not hear any traffic between 10 pm and 7 am. The use of the motor boat was an added plus and the community fire was nice. We met a lot of people. Martins Cottages are centrally located near Scranton and Mount Pocono which made it easy for sight seeing. Reserving was easy and checking in and out was no problem. Hope to stay here again soon.

Went skiing with a friend after a heavy snowfall…read more Main critique is that the lifties are not strict on maxing out the lifts, letting people go 2 on a quad when there's a line of a hundred people waiting. Otherwise, it's a perfectly nice local spot to go for beginners and early intermediates.

*****Harvest Host Review*****…read more Recently stayed at Bear Creek Mountain Resort as a Harvest Host guest and really enjoyed our stay. The first night is free and additional nights are extra $, but worth it because it includes use of their outdoor pool/sauna, Mountain Activity Center, and more. The outdoor pool is a nice size and is located just outside of The Traile End Cafe, which makes it an ideal spot if you wanted to grab a bite to eat/sip on some drinks before/after swimming. There's also a sauna outdoors too. During our stay, we also took advantage of hiking the loop (5.1 miles) around the resort and top of the mountain. There's also games to play like table tennis and corn hole; and you could go canoeing and use the paddle boats on the lake free of charge. The also have guided archery and ax throwing for $15pp for an hour. If you prefer not to cook, there's two restaurants on site with decent food. Overall a great Harvest Host location that I highly recommend.