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Lakeside On lake Naomi
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Bruce Freedman & Denise Wash
Since 2008 we’ve been sharing this lovely property with travelers like you. We are pleased to have earned a 5-star rating from all of our previous guests. Our goal is for you to have a 5-star experience as well.
Lakeside On Lake Naomi is located in the Pocono Mountains, the the Lake Naomi Community. It is approximately 1.5 hours from NYC, Philadelphia, and most points in New Jersey.
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Bruce & Denise
view photos of our home on our website. The lake house offers 5 rooms with beds and 2 full bathrooms, comfortably accommodating 8 to 10 people. One bedroom and one bathroom are on the main (upper level) and 4 remaining sleeping areas and the second bathroom are located on the first floor. Sheets and towels are provided by Pocono Linens, and will be waiting for you on the front step when you arrive. Bathrooms are stocked with toilet paper, liquid hand soap, handmade soaps, Nexxus shampoo and Conditioner.
We invite you to relax in the open-concept main living space. The main living room looks out to the upper-level patio with a beautiful view of the lake, the private beach and fire pit. There are 2 sofas and an air chair, a large streaming TV, a gas fireplace and a shelf of books you are invited to read and take with you if you don’t finish them during your stay. The dining room with its locally made dining table and chairs for 8, is adjacent to the main living room and connects to the kitchen, and (through a sliding glass door) the second living room space — the sun porch. With its large U-shaped sofa, a fully stocked games cabinet, and a large streaming TV, this tends to be a favorite hangout spot for kids.
The kitchen is stocked with dishes, silverware, glassware, pots and pans, a Vitamix, Cuisinart, Popcorn maker, cooking utensils, spices, extra virgin olive oil, and a range of condiments. For coffee, choose from our Keirig, a drip coffeemaker and a Nespresso (espresso/latte) machine. Pods and beans are included.
The upper patio includes a gas grill (with gas canisters provided) and two dining tables to accommodate your entire group. The lower porch is outfitted with a professional-grade outdoor ping pong table.
Out back you’ll find a wood pile, a grassy lawn, the hot tub, a firepit, dock (with a dining table& umbrella), a sandy beach with chaise lounges, a variety of kayaks, a canoe and a rowboat. Feel free to use the croquet set and the fishing rods, stored in the laundry room downstairs. All are available for you to use.
Both the interior and the exterior stairs have child safety gates. There is a high chair and a Pack-N-Play available for your use.
Locking & Unlocking the House
The front door has an electronic lock that will be active with a unique code that is operable at your expected time of arrival. The code will be the last 4 digits of the cell phone number belonging to the person who signed the rental agreement. To activate the lock, place your hand over the screen to “wake it up,” press the two random numbers that appear and then enter your four digit code. You will hear the lock open. The house can be locked from the inside while you are in the house. When you leave, simply wake up the lock as you did previously and press the lock symbol on the keypad. All of the other doors to the house have standard locks. Please be sure they are locked when you depart.
Heating & Air Conditioning
The house is automatically temperature-controlled for your comfort. If you find that you would prefer the temperature to be adjusted, call Bruce at 610-724-4080 and he can change the temperature remotely.
Gas Grills
There is a gas grill available for your convenience on the upper patio. To operate it, open the gas tank knob and activate the controls on the grill to light. It will be ready for cooking in about 10 minutes. After you are finished, please scrape and burn off any residue from the grill and turn off the gas tank. If you should run out of gas, you can take the tank to Tractor Supply on 940 for a fill-up. Please provide us with your receipt and we will reimburse you for the cost.
Trash Removal
Recycling is collected on Friday mornings and general trash is picked up on Monday morning. Please drag the appropriate can to the curbside the night before trash pick up (Thursday and Sunday nights) and when you depart.
The Firepit
Feel free to use the wood that is at the back of the driveway and any sticks found in the woods to build a fire in the fire pit. You will find matchsticks in the kitchen. Please be sure the fire is fully extinguished (with water) before you retire for the evening or leave the house. Guests under 18 are not allowed to start or maintain fires.
Boating
If you are using any watercraft, please be sure to wear a life vest. The water patrol may issue a fine if you are caught without them. Vests in various sizes (including child sizes) as well as paddles are stored in the boat box.
Be sure to secure (tie up) the rowboat or drag it on to the beach between outings. (We once found it drifting down the lake.)
It is possible that a Ranger in an official boat could stop you and ask for your temporary membership information. If you do not have it with you, please inform the Ranger that you are a guest of Bruce & Denise at 6206 Lakeview Drive.
Parking
Please park on the gravel driveway. Parking is not permitted on the side of the street.
Hot Tub
Pets
If you bring your dog please do not leave him/her alone in the house unless they are crated. Please keep our furry friends in their own beds, and off the furniture. There is a dog blanket in the living room if your pet will be climbing on the furniture.
Please pick up and dispose of all pet waste.
Smoking
NO SMOKING or vaping is allowed indoors or on the decks. Please pick up and dispose of all cigarette butts.
Celebrations
You are welcome to have a family celebration. No more than 10 guests (and only those listed on the lease) are allowed on the property. QUIET TIME in the community begins at 10PM WEEKDAYS and 11PM ON WEEKENDS. Please be respectful of our neighbors. The exterior of the house is monitored with motion CAMERAS. It is also monitored for excessive noise after hours.
The Gas Fireplace
Turn on the fireplace by clicking the rocker switch on the upper right corner of the black outer frame. The flame should ignite in 2-3 seconds. If it doesn’t ignite, check to see if the pilot light is on. If the pilot light is NOT on, either we are out of propane, or more likely, the propane tank has been turned off. At this point, it is best to call for help and we will coach you through the process. If the flame goes out on its own, return to the switch and jiggle it in the on position. This should cause it to relight. Please do NOT leave the gas fireplace on if you leave the house or go to bed.
No Fireworks
Fireworks are prohibited in the community. Fines incurred will be the renter’s responsibility.
Septic System
Our house has a septic system. This means you cannot flush any sanitary products or “disposable” wipes down the TOILETS or use BLEACH in your laundry.
Lake Naomi Club temporary membership is required to access the pools, the tennis center, golf, Clubhouse, lake and the Community Center. We are able to sponsor a limited number of temporary memberships each year, so if you have friends who have a house in the community and they have sponsorships available, we encourge you to use theirs. If you would like one of our temporary memberships, please let us know when you book the house. They are available on a first-come basis. with preference given to multi-week rentals. If you are interested in purchasing a temporary membership, we will notify the club and provide you with the paperwork you need to complete your application. (Do not provide your rental agreement as this includes more personal information than the club requires.) If you do purchase a temporary membership, be sure to pick up the weekly calendar of events so you are “in the know” about what’s going on.
YOU’LL LOVE ALL THERE IS TO DO IN THE POCONOS
Adventure Center at Skytop Lodge
At this year-round Adventure Course, you can fly through the treetops via zipline and traverse bridges among the leaves. Skytop describes Archery Tag as “dodgeball with bows and arrows,” so if you’re the adventurous type, this is for you!
Choose from a ropes course filled with different obstacles, mountain biking, laser tag, disc golf, archery, horseback rides, or scenic lift rides.
Experience the longest zip flyer in the U.S., an alpine slide, climbing wall, euro bungee, the only mountain coaster in the Poconos, and more!
Indoor and outdoor waterparks plus Gorilla Grove Treetop Adventures. An adventure park complete with jungle-themed mini golf, zip lines, a rope course, and even a train that takes you to and from the park.
Pocono Tree Ventures
Aerial rope courses for all skill levels, a zip line, and a unique climbing experience awaits.
Enjoy unobstructed views of the Poconos when you take an aerial tour via zip line. Fly high above the ground and take in the incredible panoramic vistas of the deep blue sky and vividly colored trees. Many of the zip lines in the Pocono Mountains are found in popular adventure parks, ensuring an exciting and full day of outdoor fun.
Jim Thorpe River Adventures
Whether you’re an experienced river rafter or a brand new beginner, Jim Thorpe River Adventures is the place to go for Poconos tubing in the summertime!
Chamberlain Canoes
If your idea of a perfect activity that will put you right into an ideal summer vacation mode is lazily floating in an innertube down the Delaware Water Gap, Chamberlain Canoes offers rentals of everything from tubes to rafts to canoes and can recommend the best places for you to go.
Apollo Farms Ltd.
Apollo Farms Ltd has been in operation for over ten years, and the family-owned aspect has a clear influence on how it is run. When you come for a trail ride, you’ll
learn about basic horse care before you mount your horse. Trail rides are available by appointment only, so be sure to call in advance.
Choose from a 30-minute Beginners Trail Ride or a 45-minute Guided Trail Ride at Bushkill Riding Stables, open year-round. Enjoy a scenic ride through beautiful woods as a skilled and friendly tour guide leads you. You can even bring the little ones along—the horses are well-trained, and there’s a short ride available for children under 6.
Daisy Field Farm is a private farm and nature preserve, so you can expect particularly pastoral surroundings. They offer family trail rides, a pony trail for the younger ones, and wagon or sleigh rides. Rides are also by appointment only here, so be sure to call ahead.
If you’re looking to enjoy more of a workout from your experience horseback riding, Deer Path Riding Stable is a good place to go. That’s not to say this ride isn’t for beginning riders (it is!), but simply be prepared to be active.
Mountain Creek Riding Stables operates two different locations in the Poconos: the Mountain Creek Riding Stable, and the Ranch at Pocono Manor. The Mountain Creek Riding Stable is open year-round and is great for beginners and families. The Ranch at Pocono Manor provides rides to levels from beginner to advanced and also offers wagon, carriage, and sleigh rides.
The Woodlands Stable has over 100 lovely, wooded acres at its disposal. The trails wind their way through the breathtaking property, and as you take in the fresh mountain air and surrounding sights and sounds, you’ll feel relaxed and close to nature.
Kittatinny Canoes offers whitewater rafting trips when water is released from the hydroelectric plant at Lake Wallenpaupack. Kittatinny Canoes takes you on a route from the Lackawaxen River to the Delaware River. The conditions on release days earn the river a whitewater Class 2 & 3 designation.
Pocono Whitewater offers trips during water release and times of natural river flow. An added perk of rafting with Pocono Whitewater is that there’s a bonfire afterward, so you can warm up after your excursion on the water. This is included in the rates for Class 2 & 3 and the family-style whitewater trips.
Jim Thorpe River Adventures. Embark on an adventurous ride down a river and through the 900-foot canyons of Lehigh Gorge State Park. This trip is sure to get your heart racing while treating you to fantastic views of the beautiful Lehigh Gorge State Park. They also have an introductory-level trip for beginners.
Whitewater Rafting Adventures offers Class 1, 2 & 3 whitewater trips. The 13-mile Lehigh River whitewater excursion takes you on an exciting, fast-paced journey down the rapids with breathtaking views of the Lehigh Gorge State Park along the way. Their “EZ” whitewater route features Class 1 & 2 rapids for families and first-timers, which allows you to experience the fun of rapids while still enjoying the more tranquil sections of the river.
Bushkill Falls is a privately-owned park centered around eight waterfalls. If you’re in search of incredible waterfalls. be sure to visit this park, as it is also known as the “Niagara of Pennsylvania.”
There are four trails at Bushkill Falls that vary in difficulty. The easier routes still afford you excellent vantage points of some waterfalls, but not all of them. For that, you’ll have to traverse the longest path, the Red Trail. As you stroll along these paths, keep an eye out for the wildlife! Bird watching is another popular activity here.
This protected national recreational area spans over 70,000 acres. There are several educational and historical sites in the Delaware Water Gap as well as an abundance of outdoor recreation.
The Appalachian National Scenic Trail
28 miles of the Appalachian Trail stretch through the Delaware Water Gap. This distance is broken up into 16 trails which range from easy to moderately difficult, and most of them are in New Jersey. Don’t let that discourage you, though! Mountaintop Lodge is less than a 30-minute drive from the Delaware Water Gap.
Trails through the northern section of the Delaware Water Gap run through forests and fields, alongside rivers, and up to scenic views of waterfalls and distant panoramas. Some of the trails are closed annually between February and July for resource protection, so be sure to check before you go to see which ones are open.
Lehigh Gorge State Park spans over 4,000 acres. The most distinguishing feature of this state park is the gorge resulting from Lehigh River carving through the surrounding rock. Whitewater rafting is a popular activity here, but don’t overlook the fantastic Glen Onoko Falls and Lehigh Gorge Overlook Trail! Be sure to bring your camera along to snap pictures of the waterfall from several different viewpoints along this loop trail.
Explore 50 miles of forested hiking trails at Promised Land State Park. Take the Bruce Lake Trail around a natural glacial lake as you take in the sights of the various hemlock, beech, oak, and maple trees. Or, explore the Conservation Island Loop, a peaceful stroll around Conservation Island with the lake surrounding you!
You don’t have to go to the beach to enjoy beautiful water views. Lake Wallenpaupack is a great destination for Pocono sightseeing. This freshwater lake in the Poconos encompasses more than 50 miles of shoreline and features a variety of great outdoor activities, including hiking trails. Wallenpaupack Lake Trail is an easy, 2.6-mile trail along the lake that’s popular among locals and visitors!
Bushkill Falls is a privately owned park that offers more than the usual waterfall hike. The eight falls have earned the moniker “The Niagara of Pennsylvania,” with the main cascade falling 100 feet. There are four trails that lead to overlooks of the breathtaking falls.
This winding trail in Ricketts Glen State Park is one of the most challenging and rewarding hikes on the list. Along the way, you’ll get to see 21 beautiful Pennsylvania waterfalls! The full length of the Falls Trail loop is 7.2 miles and at times steep and rocky.
A moderate 0.6-mile trail within the Hickory Run State Park, home of Boulder Field. You’ll cross the creek on a rustic footbridge and end with views of the 25-foot Hawk Falls.
The national recreation area has countless waterfalls and trails. Buttermilk Falls, Tumbling Waters Falls and Raymondskill Creek Trail are some of the most well-known in the area and for good reason
There are plenty of rides and slides suitable for children, ranging from lazy rivers to wave pools and more. The whole family can enjoy several different adventures. Camelbeach Mountain Waterpark is known as Pennsylvania’s biggest family water park.
Kalahari Resort Indoor Waterpark
A 220,000 square foot indoor waterpark. Kids and adults alike will love exploring this massive waterpark, which practically has every kind of waterpark activity imaginable, including a swim-up grotto bar for the adults!
With over 166 acres of skiable acreage and a terrain park that spans five trails, you’re sure to have a blast at Camelback Mountain.
During the season, the park stays open until 9 p.m. There are also several dining options to choose from here, from pizza to pub-style to piping-hot waffles. Jack Frost & Big Boulder Park
Big Boulder Park is one of the top ski resorts in the Pocono Mountains. It encompasses two mountains, Jack Frost and Big Boulder. This offers you two different experiences for the price of one lift ticket.
Zoom down 39 different trails, drop down the state’s highest vertical (1,082 feet), or explore the varied terrain parks in the ski areas at Blue Mountain Resort.
Shawnee Mountain features an even balance of trail difficulty, with 25% beginner, 50% intermediate, and 25% expert. There are two terrain parks with varying levels of challenge. This park features multi-jumps, tabletops, a full-scale rail and jib garden, and more! Choose from 23 slopes and trails, with the longest at 5,100 feet.
Jack Frost and Big Boulder Ski Resorts
Ready for all the fun of snowtubing without all the work? Head over to the Jack Frost Ski Resort or the Big Boulder Ski Resort. Both offer fantastic tubing hills with a cable or carpet to tow you back up to the top, so you don’t even have to hike back up. Riders need to be over 42”.
With 42 lanes dedicated purely to tubing, Camelback Snow tubing is the best place to go for an adventure you won’t soon forget! Camelback offers single and double tubes.
Our area stays at or below freezing for most of the winter. This allows lakes, ponds, and streams to freeze. These frozen bodies of water make for great spots to glide along, while taking in breathtaking views of our area’s natural beauty.
Hickory Run State Park for the best ice skating in the Poconos. This state park spans across nearly 16,000 acres of Pennsylvania wilderness. Sand Spring Lake, located within the park, is open for ice skating. Keep in mind that ice thickness is not monitored, so be sure to check to the winter weather report for full details before you head out!
Lake Naomi Club
grooms its lake near the Clubhouse. Look for the green flag as the sign it is safe to skate.
Whether you head into the charming historic streets of the different downtown areas in the Poconos or are in search of places where you can hunt for unique treasures, there’s something for every shopper.
Downtown Districts
The major towns in the Poconos are Jim Thorpe, Stroudsburg, Milford, and Honesdale. Each offers charming architecture and historic beauty in harmony with the natural scenery that abounds in the Poconos.
In addition to the lovely shops and boutiques, there are galleries, restaurants, and more to round out your time spent out and about.
Flea Markets and Antique Malls
If you’re looking for a one-of-a-kind find, not to mention a bargain, then a visit to a flea market or an antique mall is in order. You never know what kind of treasure you’ll find. Some of our favorites include:
• Poconos Bazaar Marketplace
• Blue Ridge Flea Market
• Blakeslee Flea Market
• Weekend Bargains Flea Market
• Pocono Peddler’s Village Antique Mall
• Pieces of the Past Antiques
When you’re in the mood for some good old-fashioned retail therapy, head over to the Crossings Premium Outlets. It’s your one-stop spot for brand-name and designer outlet stores.
Antique Shops
Pocono Peddler’s Village Antique Mall is the highest-rated place to shop for antiques in the Poconos. From sports memorabilia to wartime jewelry, you never know what might catch your eye.
Olde Engine Works Marketplace has grown from 14 dealers to 100. Many customers are first attracted to this shop because of the building’s striking exterior. Once a machine shop that manufactured steam-powered hoists, it has maintained its industrial feel.
Pocono Bazaar Marketplace This flea market in the Pocono Mountains is open each weekend from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Here, you can browse the work of local artisans.
The Victorian-style home relic highlights the life of Asa Packer who founded the Lehigh Valley Railroad and Lehigh University. The home was built in 1861. The 11,000 square-foot home in Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania, is a US National Historic Landmark.
The mansion is open Saturdays and Sundays, April through May and Monday through Friday, Memorial Day through October 31.
Dive into the past at the Pocono Indian Museum. Visiting the Pocono Indian museum gives you a chance to learn the history as it happens, view well-preserved artifacts, art, and more. Children receive a free arrowhead with admission.
The historic home of businessman, Sherman David Phelps.
Steamtown National Historic Site
The Pocono Mountains used to be a hub for the country’s greatest railroad companies. Today, visitors can visit the Steamtown National Historical Site.
Tour the now-defunct coal mine and enjoy learning about the area’s intriguing past. The mine is open Wednesday-Sunday. Bring a jacket, as the mine stays at about 50 degrees year-round.
Explore the Pocono Mountains in a trolley.
Quiet Valley Living Historical Farm
Explore the Poconos’ agricultural heritage at the Quiet Valley Living Historical Farm. Farm guides are dressed as agricultural workers of the late 19th century. Make your way through hundreds of acres of stunning pastures, woodlands, streams, and livestock.
Jim Thorpe’s Old Jail Museum was originally known as Mauch Chunk.
This museum is the only building in the world dedicated solely to Harry Houdini. The museum features artifacts, props, and even fantastic shows.
Featuring a wildlife sanctuary and an exciting glass museum, Dorflinger Suydam is a must-visit on your next Pocono getaway. Dorflinger is also the host of the Wildflower Music Festival.
The Everhart Museum is the best natural history museum in the Pocono Mountains. Learn about science, natural history, and art.
Open Thursday through Sunday, The Frazetta Art Museum in East Stroudsburg offers a one-of-a-kind experience, featuring an extensive collection of paintings, sculptural work, lithographic prints, and more.
Renegade Wine Tours offers scenic tours of the Pocono Winery Trail. Renegade Wine Tours has been in operation since 2016 providing excellent service and accommodating groups of all sizes. Tours are operated all year round! Services include pick-up and drop-off from anywhere in the Poconos on a 14-passenger bus. Visit their website for detailed pricing and packages.
Sorrenti Family Estate Winery
Sip and explore at Sorrenti Family Estate Winery. A family-owned winery, distillery, and pizzeria in the Poconos. Established in 1981 by Dominic Sorrenti and operated by his children. Well-behaved pets are allowed.
RAW Urban Winery & Hard Cidery
RAW Urban Winery & Hard Cidery is the Poconos’ first urban winery and hard cidery established in 2015. The create unique, handcrafted, award-winning products using both local and global fruit. Gluten-free, locally made hard ciders with foraged herbs and organic flowers. Visit their two tasting rooms at 616 Main Street and 103 Gypsum Road, Stroudsburg.
Eagles Rest Cellars
Visit this veteran, family-owned vineyard and winery nestled on a 200-acre farm in Cherry Valley between Stroudsburg and Delaware Water Gap. The vineyard is home to over 900 vines, trellised in the high-top wire style of growing. Open Wednesday through Sunday.
Mountainview Vineyard Winery
Locally produced, sustainable, family-owned winery. Offering a 2,200 square foot wrap-around porch, outdoor patio, children’s playground and over 100 acres of space for outdoor seating and enjoyment!
Mad Hatter Winery and Smokehouse
The Mad Hatter Winery is located in historic Jim Thrope, PA. Offering wines made from local grapes and smoked meats, salmon and catfish. Live entertainment on weekends. Breakfast is served on Sundays. Outdoor seating is available on the porch.
Three Hammers Winery
A winery destination located in Hawley, PA. Situated on 15 acres, the winery, 1820 Farmhouse, and beautiful grounds are available to rent for your special occasion. Open year-round.
Wild Elder Wine and Cider Co.
Located in beautiful, historic Jim Thorpe, Wild Elder is an urban winery specializing in wines and ciders made from fruits and flowers that are native or endemic to the backyards, forests, and farms of the Poconos. Indoor and outdoor seating.
Radical Wine Company
An urban-style winery, similar to a craft brewery. Ingredients are sourced from vineyards in premium regions around the world and then crafted into limited-batch wine at urban locations in Carbon County, PA. They offer exclusive wines that benefit animal shelters and rescues.
Enjoy live jazz at one of the oldest continuously running jazz clubs in America. Full dinner and bar menu available.
Shows from Harmony Presents usually take place in the underground theater at the Hawley Silk Mill. They showcase talented musicians from all kinds of genres, from folk to jazz to bluegrass to funk and beyond.
This concert venue that periodically welcomes big bands sits atop a mountain. If you’re looking for big name bands, Penn’s Peak is the place to go.
The Sherman Theater is a nonprofit concert hall and community theatre in Stroudsburg. You’ll see everything from concerts to festivals and special events here.
Wet Nightclub is an indoor and outdoor nightclub at Mount Airy Casino Resort centered around an 11,000 square foot pool. The outside features fire pits with views of the lake, golf course, and surrounding Pocono Mountains.
Two local casinos that offer everything from slots to classic table games.
Slots and over 70 table games are available at the bustling Mount Airy Casino Resort. This Poconos casino resort is open 24/7. If you decide to take a break from the casino, there is ample alternative entertainment in the form of events like concerts, comedy shows, and more.
When you first walk into the Mohegan Sun Pocono, boasts 2,300 slot machines, 90 table games, a poker room, and live and simulcast horse racing. Check out the Mohegan Sun Pocono calendar of events to find everything from piano nights to live comedy.
THE JUNCTION*
1879 PA-940
Pocono Pines
TUTRONE’S ICE CREAM*
2581 PA-940
Pocono Summit
AHART’S MARKET
248 PA-940
Blakeslee
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89 State Route 940
Mount Pocono
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2995 PA-940
Pocono Summit
HANNA’S FARM MARKET
811 Stoney Hollow Rd,
Pocono Lake, PA
POCONO ORGANICS
1015 Long Pond Rd
Long Pond, PA 18334
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2067 PA-940
Pocono Pines
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(570) 534-4447
3817 PA-115, Blakeslee, PA 18610
CHAT-N-CHEW
248 PA-940
Blakeslee
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MOYERS
965 PA-940
Pocono Lake
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PIGGY’S
16 N Lakeshore Drive
Lake Harmony
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COMPTON’S PANCAKE HOUSE
110 Park Ave, Stroudsburg, PA 18360
THE JUBILEE*
Pocono Pines
DINER STYLE FOOD
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Thursday & Sunday: Wings
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3817 PA-115, Blakeslee, PA 18610
MIA CASA
112 Cleveland Ave
Mt. Pocono
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Mondays: 1/2 Price Fajitas
THE POUR HOUSE
Pub, Grub & Cocktails
1014 PA-390
Mountainhome
NUCLEUS RAW FOODS
Luzerne, PA
vegan-friendly dishes
Stroudsburg, PA
MAMMA MARIA’S PIZZERIA
Tobyhannah
BELLA VILLA
Mount Pocono
American fare in Long Pond, PA.
Steaks, fresh seafood, farm-to-table cuisine.
Everything on the menu is 100% Gluten-Free.
The Original “Volare’s” Ristorante from NYC Italian fare & Mother Bertolotti’s tradition of large partitions and delicious food is now open in Tannersville.
Wilkes-Barre, PA
Make a reservation and check out a live cooking show while you’re there from their television broadcast studio that hosts “In the Kitchen!”
Intimate, family-run restaurant serving authentic Italian cuisine.
Trattoria 903
Traditional Italian dishes made from scratch at Trattoria 903.
Smuggler’s Cove
Specializing in fresh seafood, steaks, and prime rib, with fresh never frozen seafood, supplied directly from Boston wholesalers.
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