Stone Bridge Inn, Union Dale
“It’s a short drive through the countryside, but it feels like another world - a totally relaxing getaway - all within 30 miles of Scranton.” - Kim Ross, Owner/GM
Summer Activities: Hiking, biking, indoor pool, hot tub, horseback riding and nearby golf
Summer Events: Party on the Patio, every Thursday, June through August, 7-11 p.m. Dine outdoors with live entertainment.
Dining: Fine dining restaurant or casual tavern with entertainment
What’s New: Cable TV and free WiFi
Package Deal: Spring or Fall Getaway Packages: one night’s stay in queen size room and a $50 dinner voucher.
For more: http://www.stone-bridge-inn.com/

Woodloch Pines Resort, Hawley
“The Classic American Vacation Experience – Woodloch is often compared to a ‘dirty dancing’ meets ‘Disney.’ It’s so much fun for all ages.” - Laurie McEvoy, Marketing Director
Summer Activities: Sailing, kayaking, canoeing, rowing, golf, bumper boats, go carts, bumper cars, nature trail, indoor/outdoor pools, games, live entertainment and Broadway-style Theme Show on Wednesdays and Saturdays
Summer Events: Stars & Stripes Celebration, July 6 – 11. Two to five nights of great summer fun with a cookout, carnival, double-dare, Olympics, scavenger hunt, movies on the lawn, lake activities entertainment and fireworks!
Dining: Family-style meals included in Traditional American Plan
Package Deal: Guest Homes are surrounded by the golf course with stunning mountain views. Most houses sleep 10-12 comfortably. Dine in the Woodloch dining rooms or use the fully-equipped kitchens. All activities and entertainment are included.
What’s New: Four new guest homes, indoor splash pool, outdoor concerts and bull riding

1969 Flashback! Fishing, shuffleboard, bingo, square dancing, horseshoes and swimming topped the list of guests’ favorite activities. The Waterski Show performed by the family and staff was also a highlight. For $50 per person, guests enjoyed an overnight stay and three meals. Modern touches included a telephone and TV’s (with three channels) in each room. That year, Woodloch purchased the neighboring camp property which doubled its size at the time.
For more: http://www.woodloch.com/home/

Inn at Pocono Manor
“The Inn offers the charm of a historic property with the convenience of easy access to/from the Resort and modern amenities.” - Lisa Green, Director of Sales & Marketing
Summer Activities: Golf, spa, horseback riding, hiking trails, indoor/outdoor swimming pools, sports, movies, weekend entertainment and group activities
Dining: Lounge with light fair, fine dining restaurant and Mountain View Restaurant
Package Deal: Some packages include spa, golf, Camelbeach tickets, ATV tours, white water rafting or horseback riding
What’s New: Improved golf course, recently opened fine dining restaurant “The Exchange” and the Laurel Spa

1969 Flashback! As the resort celebrated its 67th birthday in 1969, ice skating, golf, horseback riding, tennis, skiing and dog sledding were exceptionally popular. Guests could stay overnight and eat three meals for $8.50!
For more: http://www.poconomanor.com/

The French Manor
“When visiting the French Manor, you really feel like you’re taken right to the French countryside. The food, architecture and ambiance is very authentic.” - Bridget Logan Weber, Director of Sales and Marketing
Summer Activities: Spa, nature and hiking trails, library and weekly piano entertainment in restaurant
Summer Events: Spring Special in June: Stay any two nights and get the third night’s lodging free!
Dining: Gourmet fine dining in the French Manor’s Restaurant and casual, lighter options and bar at Hanna’s Café
Package Deal: All packages include gourmet breakfast, complimentary fruit and cheese plate and decanter of sherry for arrival, turn-down service with Godiva Chocolates and a complimentary Afternoon Tea daily at 3 p.m. in Hanna’s Café.
What’s New: Hanna’s Cafe and Le Spa Foret
For more: http://www.thefrenchmanor.com/

The Settlers Inn, Hawley
“We like to encourage people to get away without going away. Guests can relax in our amazing new gardens. Our feather beds with 360 count European linens are extremely comfortable and many rooms have whirlpools and flat screen TVs.” - Jeanne Genzlinger, owner
Summer Activities: Relaxing along the Lackawaxen River, fly fishing, two-mile scenic walk, nearby tennis courts, playground, and shopping. One mile from Lake Wallenpaupack activities.
Summer Events: Spring special through June: stay two days and get third night free. June 26, monthly wine dinner. Starting July 8, Wednesday evening live jazz and dinner on the deck.
Dining: Fine dining, tavern casual menu and outdoor dining on the deck
Package Deal: Bed breakfast and diner package includes everything for a complete getaway including all meals and tax.
What’s New: Updated guest rooms, re-designed gardens, outdoor yoga space.

1969 Flashback! Visitors forty years ago were drawn to the Settlers Inn because of its close location to Lake Wallenpaupack. Guests paid about $10 for an overnight stay.
For more: http://www.thesettlersinn.com/

Ehrhardt’s Waterfront Resort
“We are within an hours drive from the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre/Clarks Summit area and within 2 hours of Philadelphia and New York City. We’ve added the restaurant and internet access and continually remodel the rooms, but not much has changed over the years. That’s why guests find it so charming!” - Erica Vogler, Advertising & Marketing
Summer Activities: Lake activities such as rowboats, canoes and paddleboats, outdoor pools, shuffleboard, horseshoes, playground, fishing and wireless internet
Summer Events: Every Wednesday from July 4th through Labor Day a complimentary “cook-out” for guests is held in front of the Inn and served by the family and staff.
Dining: Lakefront restaurant with weekly menu specials and late-night pub with lighter fare
Package Deal: Find “Last Minute Specials” online at a discount rate.
1969 Flashback! Guests enjoyed many of the same activities available today, like lake activities and horseshoes.
For more: http://www.ehrhardts.com/