The official arrival of summer in the Poconos kicked off with a beautiful sunset, just one of many that we will see in the next few months, we'd love to see your photos as well! … [Read more...]
Pocono Backyard – Mushroom Madness
Living in the Poconos we're all about nature and the outdoors. Whether it's enjoying a hike in the spring, camping in summer, having a campfire in the fall, or skiing during the winter, we enjoy the four season weather of the Pocono Mountains to its fullest. I thought today I'd post just a few photos of the many different types of mushrooms that infiltrated our yard … [Read more...]
Father’s Day Discount and Camelbeach Mountain Waterpark Season Pass Sale
Lock in the lowest price of the season before summer hits, season passes are available for prices as low as $89. Also, this Father’s Day, all Dads pay the under 48” admission rate of $29.99 You can also enter for a chance to win a pass in the 100 Days of Summer Giveaway - they're giving away 1 Camelbeach Ticket a Day for 100 Days … [Read more...]
Camelbeach Opens This Weekend
It might not feel warm enough today...but by this weekend it will be in the high 70's and low 80's for Sunday and on Monday - Memorial Day. Memorial Day in the Poconos brings many summer openings, including the opening of Camelbeach. Also available is Free Admission for active duty and dependents on Memorial Day Monday. Checkout All Pricing & Details Here … [Read more...]
Building Your Child’s Confidence In The Great Outdoors
“I’m BORED. There’s nothing to do.” If you don’t have anything planned for your kids this summer, get used to those words. But what if you could find a way to get them active, build their confidence and have a blast all at the same time? Fortunately, there are a lot of outdoor activities that do just that. Challenging activities like rock climbing, kayaking and hiking … [Read more...]
Wildlife & Animal Encounters In The Pocono Mountains
When we have friends visit that aren't familiar with the area they're always curious as to what kind of wildlife they can expect to encounter while they are visiting. While we don't live in a "remote" area in the sense that we have homes surrounding us, to many people it's still living "out in the sticks" because there are trees and it takes 15 minutes to get into "town". … [Read more...]