I have been coming to Split Rock for over 20 years prior to moving to West Virginia 5 years ago. I was excited to see that they remodeled the rooms when I booked a trip. The reception was very nice but it went downhill from there. I was told that the elevator was down and would have to carry everything to the 3rd floor. I asked about plates and glasses not being in the kitchen (my friend arrived earlier and gave me a heads up). The receptionist explained that the weekend folks kept breaking them so it’s only available for timeshare owners. Ok, I get it. After lugging my suitcase up 3 flights of steps I open our room to see a windowless box with minimal air conditioning and the most uncomfortable living room I’ve ever experienced. Think straight-backed church pews with cushions. The beds were comfortable and the resort beautiful, but I will never come back again.

My friend and I booked a stay at the resort July 10 through the 17th 2025. It was her birthday and I wanted to surprise her. The surprise was on us when we got there and got a room. The room was so bad that when we asked for maintenance, there was no maintenance people on site so we had to clean a defrosting refrigerator. It was ice and water all over the refrigerator when we opened the refrigerator. Water was falling on the floor when we went to clean the refrigerator. The sink was so dirty. It was a silver sink that turned brown. We had to clean that the countertop the stove it was a mess then we find out we have no cable. Went to the desk to complain about everything there was nobody that could help us because there was no maintenance on site. The place was like a ghost town and in the rooms was dirty couldn’t get no linen. It was real bad. we wind up leaving two days early. That’s how bad it was. We didn’t get maintenance for the TVs for three days. So for you who have a membership or is looking to buy a membership from split rock don’t. They didn’t want to reimburse me nothing I couldn’t get no help from managers because the managers was barely on site. If they weren’t on site they was in a meeting they busy so therefore you couldn’t get any help from nobody, bad situation all the way around. So my warning to you, if you’re looking to buy into a resort, do not buy into split rock it’s the worst.

Resort had many errors upon arrival. I left a vape behind in which I have no problem picking up. Phone numbers don’t work. They randomly hang up on me. Can’t speak to anyone about the matter. No heat, fridge was damaged, no breakfast accommodations for the amount that was paid. Definitely was not worth my stay. I’m hoping my friend had a great birthday. But I felt it could have been better. Customers service is very poor. I called 2 different types of numbers to try and speak to someone about my property being returned but I can even get ahold of someone online. Customer service is disgusting. They aren’t helpful rather the complete opposite. Very unethical and incompetent. They don’t care about their customers. They have a nasty attitude. Do not waste your money in going here. Absolutely appalling and waste of money. Nothing enjoyable about this resort at all.

All the staff we interacted with were wonderful. Size of the time share rooms (2 bedroom ) were amazing. Building 6 rooms 3119 A/B. Rooms themselves, as you know are outdated. Clean, but outdated. New couches are desperately needed simply for comfort. They were incredibly firm and uncomfortable. We had a good stay all in all and the place would be amazing if remodeled. We really booked it for its proximity to Jim Thorpe and surrounding area.

I was extreme dissatisfied with my recent stay at Split Rock Poconos, Willowbrook. While I appreciate that the staff were friendly and helpful and that the breakfast buffet and service were excellent, the overall condition of the resort and accommodations was unacceptable. When we arrived at the building, I immediately noticed several issues: * The exterior was extremely dirty, with visible grime and algae, and the overhang was missing its aluminum covering. * Inside, there was a strong sewage odor and heavily stained carpeting throughout the halls. * Our unit contained bugs on the walls and ceiling, dirty and outdated appliances, and visible dirt on the bed. One wall even had a hole in it. * The in-room phone did not work. We were then moved to Building 6. Although the exterior appeared slightly cleaner, the overall condition was still disappointing. The entryway smelled unpleasant, lighting throughout was dim, and the furniture appeared decades old. The hallway carpets were stained, and trash was present on the floor. In our unit, the appliances and handles were grimy, the dining chairs were stained. The bathroom was poorly lit and visibly unclean, with stained fixtures and a damaged electrical socket that appeared to be burned—posing a potential safety hazard. The resort’s main recreational area was also in disrepair. Several bowling lanes were out of order, seats were ripped and dirty, and buckets had been placed to catch water leaking from the ceiling. These conditions made the amenities unusable.

I Love all the activities there are at split rock resort. I really enjoy the arcade and bowling alley. Me and my bf come every October for my birthday and we always have a great week here with everything there is to do here. A special shout out to Luis and Gerald for being amazing workers and always answering questions we have or if a machine is giving us issues they are there to help.

I was honestly prepared for the worst vacation spot of my life judging from the most recent reviews but we were happy with our little stay at Split Rock. Only the Town Center had the water problems and you can see by my photos that the staff had water out for people to drink there. The reception staff was so so nice and gave us a room at The Lodge and the water there comes from a different source per the staff. I brought my two young kids and they did not mind that the resort is in need of superficial updates and some tlc - they had a blast at the arcade and the water park and in the room which had a great view! The activities and bones are charming but it does need updating.

My boyfriend and I took my kids (teenagers) snow tubing for the first time and this was such a great experience. The staff was attentive and helpful plus the mountain paths for snow tubing were so perfect. We all had a great time and definitely recommend this activity with your family or as a date! Next up, is to try and learn skiing!!

This place is great. The highlights are that this place had rails, and long and short ski slopes that are a good size. The sitting elevator to get to the top of the mountain was decently fast. The only bad thing is that there is some ice on some of the slopes. I highly recommend this.

Great place! Snow tubing and skiing. Reasonable price. Entertainment for the whole family. The concessions had a very low inventory. They should have more holiday drinks & snacks!

We love coming to Big Boulder for night skiing on weekdays. Lines are non-existent, the staff are super friendly and helpful, and they keep the trails covered with dusty powder. They offer tubing, but I haven't tried that yet. The mountain is right next to a lake, and it makes the view beautiful. Highly recommend this resort!

I have been visiting Big Boulder for over 20 years and now refuse to visit because I consider what Vail has done to this place abhorrent. Vail resorts took the small ski area that had the BEST culture in the mid Atlantic region, fired the staff, got rid of the terrain park, and essentially removed everything that made this place great. Just go to Shawnee. You'll get the same experience with better trails.

Update: now under the umbrella of Vail resorts, changes have been mixed. Some lifts have closed and others consolidated, but snowmaking seems more aggressive. More of a corporate mountain feel and less of a small independent mini-european ski area like in years past, but the rest of my original review stands. Beautiful scenery over the lake in winter. -- For what it is, Big Boulder is a staple classic Poconos ski area. It's a relatively small mountain, but it's got enough terrain to satisfy expert skiers for a day on the mountain. Snowmaking and night skiing round out the experience to ensure you'll be able to get your runs in. Four stars because it tends to fill up easily and quickly on busy weekends, and trail closures for the race program can occasionally be annoying, but they're also fun to watch. Food is expensive and limited. Lifts are slow but the small mountain means it's tolerable. Overall good experience every time.

Parking on Saturday was quite challenging. There was no waiting line for the check in. With Epic Pass, we were able to go straight for the ski lift without any problems. There was DJ playing music by the Tannenbaum lift, which provided some entertainment while waiting in the long line. It was disappointed that not all trails were open. When we took a break, there was a live band performance in the Main Lodge at 4pm Saturday January 14.

I do not recommend this tail to anyone who wants to have fun. This trail and waterfall use to be so fun to bring my kids to have lunch and hang out for the day. Now there are 1,000 rules posted on every tree where you’re not allowed to do anything except stare at the trees. Rangers are super rude and ignorant. Drove an hour to only stay for 30 minutes because you can’t do anything

Falls are nice. A little busy and a little muddy when we went. The experience for us was a little marred by the tens of posted signs which prohibited just about anything our active daughter tried to do along the route. Luckily, there are other areas of Hickory Run which allow such behavior. Just be prepared to reign in your young ones constantly since this area would be wonderful to wade, climb, jump, and picnic at.

Waterfall and trail to get there are great. Despite there being signs everywhere to stay out of the water and stay on the trail, many people, to include parents with their kids, went in the water and off the trail. Hard to take pics of the falls with them in the way.

Easy hike, great for beginners or families, but it’s a rocky path and sometimes can be muddy, so be prepared. The view at the end is well worth it. One of my favorite spots!

It’s beautiful falls offered by nature in hickory run state park area. Parking is accessible , easy to park in and out. There were rangers posted to help redirecting the cars when one place is overflow. The one stare reduction due to there is no swimming , no picnicking , or not into waters if you bring your kids and wanted to get into water then there is no option for you. I understand the risk involved but still the place is irresistible to take a dip 🙂. Other wise the trail length to reach the falls is easily doable by many including small kids. The trail itself has not been paved and rocks , pebbles , muddy (not too bad)

Most definitely a must see waterfall, this is truly an easy trail. We have a 3 and a 5 year old - it was a breeze for them to go down and come back. I think the trail is 1.2 mi to the waterfall. Once you follow the trail and what seems like you got to the dead-end, follow the sign to the right to see the waterfall!

Such a beautiful waterfall . We loved the hike also . Highly recommend to check this place out . We had an amazing experience to do a praise dance for God in his creation .

My daughters and I visited Hickory Run State Park today, and we visited Boulder Field. This field of boulders of all different shapes and sizes is very unique and is challenging to climb across. This field was estimated to be created over 20,000 years ago and is a unique geological formation. This is a National Natural Landmark with most boulder depth about 10-12 feet in some places. There are spiders among the rocks also, and you may see snakes as well. I recommend visiting Boulder Field and climbing carefully across the field. I also recommend finding a nice sturdy walking stick for balance in the woods near the entrance for the field.

We visited Hickory Run Boulder Field yesterday and were amazed by how unique it is. Imagine an ocean of rocks stretching endlessly — silent, still, and strangely beautiful. Most of us really enjoyed it; it’s peaceful yet otherworldly. Great spot for photos, too! History: The Boulder Field was formed during the last Ice Age, over 12,000 years ago. As glaciers advanced and retreated, they cracked the sandstone on nearby ridges and carried the rocks downhill. The result is this massive 16-acre natural field — up to 12 feet deep — preserved exactly as nature left it. It’s been a National Natural Landmark since 1967. If you’re in the Poconos, this is a must-see stop — a quiet reminder of the Earth’s ancient story.

Visited recently on a Saturday and it was very crowded. Would recomend going first thing in the AM or late afternoon/evening. Also thought it would be much larger boulders. My kids said there were larger ones further out, but the majority were not ones you would stand on with two feet, so a real workout for the ankles. Great family spot, kids loved it and I was mesmerized just looking at it trying to fathom how it was there. So cool!

This place feels other worldly. We were able to drive right up to the boulder field parking lot, no hiking required. The drive in is 3-4 miles on a well graded dirt road passable by any vehicle. It is a one way loop for most of the way. We only ventured a few feet into the boulders. The footing is not great and the boulders move. A few adventurous souls walked all the way across the field. This is definitely worth a visit. No fee to enter this park

As a rock and fossil lover this place was amazing. Lots of people started showing up around 10am but very peaceful before that!

Visited in June of this year on a Sunday. My friend and I were pretty much the only ones there, and crossed the boulder field, soaking up its beauty when this black bear popped out of the woods and walked his way the whole way across the field. Was an amazing experience. The bear didn't threaten us or seem to mind we were there. 10/10

This place was breathtaking, it was like a sea of boulders. It was beautiful, definitely would recommend. Make sure to wear your hiking shoes.

It was cool, but the boats are hard to steer, and we're not allowed to drift in the lake. They ask you to stay off to the side for the larger boats, and it's difficult

We were looking for somewhere to rent kayaks in the area and luckily stumbled upon this place. Getting ready to go was nice and quick. We were given lifejackets, received help getting into our kayaks and once we were given the rules, we were off! One of our friends had never been kayaking before and she had a blast! :) You do have to stay along the sides of the lake due to the center being for boats but this didn't affect our experience at all. The staff was super friendly and kind. Definitely recommend if you're looking for a place to rent water items for a time. The pricing was good too!

They have kayaks, peddle boats and boards and the staff is super friendly! They have bottled water and chips for purchase. Thank you so much!

A bit expensive for a paddle boat rides... but isnt these days... other then that... the lake was awesome

Captain Fabian was a gentleman and very knowledgeable about Lake Harmony. Our trip around the lake was both informative and very relaxing. He gave everyone a sense of how unique Lake Harmony is and made all of us feel safe and secure on his boat. Everyone should take the tour around the lake while in Split Rock.

Very nice staff. $20 a person on a Sunday for an hour: beautiful lake experience.

The pontoon boat tour was so relaxing and Captain Fabian was layed back and gave us a knowledgable trip around Lake Harmony. He answered our questions and definitely I recommend this excursion. The kayak rental earlier was also handled with professional and polite service.

It was cool, but the boats are hard to steer, and we're not allowed to drift in the lake. They ask you to stay off to the side for the larger boats, and it's difficult

We were looking for somewhere to rent kayaks in the area and luckily stumbled upon this place. Getting ready to go was nice and quick. We were given lifejackets, received help getting into our kayaks and once we were given the rules, we were off! One of our friends had never been kayaking before and she had a blast! :) You do have to stay along the sides of the lake due to the center being for boats but this didn't affect our experience at all. The staff was super friendly and kind. Definitely recommend if you're looking for a place to rent water items for a time. The pricing was good too!

They have kayaks, peddle boats and boards and the staff is super friendly! They have bottled water and chips for purchase. Thank you so much!

A bit expensive for a paddle boat rides... but isnt these days... other then that... the lake was awesome

Captain Fabian was a gentleman and very knowledgeable about Lake Harmony. Our trip around the lake was both informative and very relaxing. He gave everyone a sense of how unique Lake Harmony is and made all of us feel safe and secure on his boat. Everyone should take the tour around the lake while in Split Rock.

Very nice staff. $20 a person on a Sunday for an hour: beautiful lake experience.

The pontoon boat tour was so relaxing and Captain Fabian was layed back and gave us a knowledgable trip around Lake Harmony. He answered our questions and definitely I recommend this excursion. The kayak rental earlier was also handled with professional and polite service.

Awesome time on a beautiful boat with captain Rob. He was friendly, attentive, fun, helpful and very reasonable. While our guests were tubing he was very careful in ensuring that everyone was comfortable and safe. Highly recommend!!

Morgan and John made the experience so much fun for our Bachelorette group! We had 14 people in our party. We took 2 boats for the trip out and back. Once we anchored, we were able to move back and forth between the boats or hang in the tubes (tubes were provided for us). We brought our own speaker and coolers. Morgan took out one boat with a few riders and 2 tubers. He did a great job of reading the tubers’ facial expressions and knew exactly when to slow down or turn them into the waves! I went on the tube and seriously cracked up so much. We were with Lake Harmony Watersports from 2:00-4:00. 2 hours was the perfect amount of time. Seems like a popular pick for bachelor/bachelorette parties! The group before us was a bachelorette and the group after, a bachelor party. So much fun. Totally recommend!

We had the best time with Lake Harmony Water Sports! We booked the speed boat for 8 people and it was perfect — super comfortable even with our bags and coolers, and we were able to play our own music through the speaker which made it even more fun. The boat itself was beautiful — super clean, well-maintained, and definitely one of the nicest boats we’ve ever been on for something like this. Rob, the owner and instructor, was awesome. He coached a few of us through wakeboarding for the first time and made it feel easy and fun, even for beginners. The girls who went tubing had a blast, and he made sure to adjust the speed depending on how wild or chill each person wanted to go. We got multiple rounds of both tubing and wakeboarding in as well as time to swim and relax, but honestly wished we had booked more time, like 3–4 hours. The lake was gorgeous, the whole experience was smooth from start to finish, and this would be such a great outing for a group of friends or family — especially if you’ve got people who want to try water sports for the first time. We’ll definitely be booking again next time we’re in town!

Amazing experience for a group of friends! The boat, equipment, and facilities were top notch. The instructor was also so friendly and patient especially when we wanted to try out wakeboarding! Highly recommend for memories that will last a lifetime. Thank you!

If you are on the fence, don’t be. This place is awesome and high quality. Rob and company do it right. You can tell he has a long background in water sports competing at a high level and our family was really impressed. He is AWESOME with kids too. My 5 year old rode a tube and he made it totally doable while also entertaining teenagers and adults! We will be back for wake boarding and water skiing sooner than later.👊🏻

So much fun!! Our family had such a great time out on the boat. Both of my girls learned how to wakeboard. Rob was an awesome instructor and the staff was super friendly. We’ll be back next summer for sure!

My buddies and I wanted to learn to wakeboard so we booked Rob at Lake Harmony Watersports for this weekend. To say the least it was a BLAST and worth every penny. Rob was able to teach a bunch of first timers like ourselves how to get up out of the water (not easy) and ride the wake. We split the time we had between wake boarding, tubing, and of course some beers and had a the time of our lives. I would suggest it to anyone for either tubing or wakeboarding. I would say in hindsight instead of 2, 2 hour sessions, one 3 hour session for 4 people would be ideal to learn and become proficient at getting up and going. Thanks for the awesome day Rob we will be back!

The Poconos Farmers Market is a gem tucked into the heart of the mountains—a perfect stop whether you’re a local or just visiting for the weekend. The market offers a nice blend of fresh produce, homemade goods, and specialty items that give you a real taste of Pennsylvania charm. The produce is fresh and well-priced, and many vendors sell local honey, cheeses, jams, and baked goods that are hard to find elsewhere. The Amish baked goods, in particular, are absolutely worth the trip—try the shoofly pie or the fresh soft pretzels if you get the chance. It’s not just food either—there are also small stands with handmade crafts, candles, and even some vintage finds depending on the season. The atmosphere is casual and welcoming, with friendly vendors happy to chat or help you find what you need. The only downside is that it can get a bit crowded on weekends, especially in peak tourist season, and parking can be tight. Still, it’s a small price to pay for access to such a unique and homey market. Overall, if you’re in the Poconos and want a taste of local culture (and literally, good food), the farmers market is definitely worth a visit.

Great selection of produce! There's also a variety of sandwiches, pretzels, and smoked meat. There are a few one off tents throughout to get kombucha and lotions. I think they had sundresses too. Easy to get to, parking lot is snug and not easy to get out of but Id visit again!

Saturdays are my favorite days to go for the cooked chicken/ribs and baked goods. The fresh vegetables and meats are always a plus. My family loves coming here. So worth it all the time. FYI Cash Only!

Great market. Has tons of fresh items. It's always busy so come with patience and cash... I'd give it 5 stars if they took debit or credit cards. Not everyone has cash always in hand or in my case I run out from spending. There have been times I'd like to buy more if I could of used credit or debit. Fresh products. Nice floral arrangements if you're lucky to get. Perfect for poconos!

Great farm market! Excellent fruits and vegetables, breads, pastries, honey, and mums. Coffee flavored filled donuts, light and fluffy and not overly sweet. Friday and Saturday's

Freshest fruit, vegetables, meats and poultry!! Also delicious baked goods galore! Every Friday and Saturday from April til October.

Omg !!!! everything is amazing! They have amazing things and food ! Try the chicken you will not regret it ! Vast amount of spices and amazing Pickles. Bring cash !

9/2024 Played here on Labor Day weekend afternoon. It wasn't too crowded and the pace of play was good. Very good conditions overall. Tees were a little chewed up but not overwhelming . We played the blues. Greens held well but that might be because it poured in the morning and we played in the afternoon. But overall very good condition with the greens and they rolled fairly quickly. Not slow. Fairways were good. Some bunkers needed some TLC with a lot of erosion and so forth. Some weeds in the bunkers. It's not a course to walk there's a lot of distance traveling on cart paths between the holes so you're probably not going to be walking. This type of golf is not for the weak of heart. It's definitely placement golf with hazards that cross the fairway. If you're off the fairway too much you're pretty much in heavy brush and you're going to lose your ball. However, you will find tons of other balls! Our group went through many many many balls! There are some blind shots and the par-3s from the blue tees were extremely challenging. One was 210 up hill 50 vertical feet at least. Nowhere to bail except a narrow fairway on left side of green. Awesome though! This is one of the toughest courses I've ever played. Course rating from the blacks was 77 I believe? Blue tees were rated at 73.5 I think? Definitely a challenge. Some beautiful views await. Bring plenty of balls.

Played 27 holes at Split Rock north course August 2025. It is conveniently located 10 minutes from Lake Harmony. Driving range was poor - only room for 6-7 people, grass is dead or chewed up. not located near 1st hole so you have to leave early. Not impressive when there are other options in the area competing for my dollar. Tee Boxes - majority were very poor - burnt out grass and bare. This was probably the most disappointing aspect of my round here. Greens - excellent - plush and green with very little divots. they run a little slow though. Very impressive! Course - Lots of dog legs and blind shots on medium-length holes where you cannot hit driver or you will be OB. The payout seemed dated (older course) and un-interesting. Pro shop - good service. Restaurant - above average - nice bar and outdoor deck with very good menu and service. I will say that the clubhouse seems very dated both inside and out. Takes you back to 1980s resort look. They could use an update. The pace moved very well for a Sat morning and the started was able to schedule us to go right back out after 18!

I played on July 4th during the holiday with some friends. As a beginner, the course was quite challenging for me, but I still had a lot of fun. I lost a lot of balls, which hurt my confidence a bit, but I think I’ll do better next time. One thing I found a bit disappointing was that there were no signs at intersections, which made it a bit hard to find the right direction on the course.

Course is in decent shape for so early in the year. Sand traps were a little flooded from all the recent rain and it was cart path only (definitely needed on some holes but 90° would have been fine on most others). Lot of plugs all over too. Lot of obstacles making it a decently challenging course. Staff was friendly and there were two cute dogs in the clubhouse, which is always a plus. They desperately need ball washers on more holes. There was a half-broken one on 13 and that was it. Overall, great time and I'll be back this season.

Played Split Rock for the first time with some good friends. Course was challenging with tight fairways and not much room for error — tough if you don’t know the layout. Conditions were just okay; some rough patches on the greens and fairways, and the greens were slower than I’m used to. We tried to grab a bite after the round but left after sitting 15 minutes with no service. Overall, it’s a decent value if you’re in the area, but not worth a long drive.

Really loved it, tough course for sure, lots of holes you gotta spot your Landing area, not easy for first time around. Beautiful place!!

Awful experience here. 8 am tee time, no one was even in the pro shop until 8:05 am. There was a starter there and helping us out. He was very nice and helpful, but even he shook his head the fact no one was there until after our tee times were supposed to start. Couldn’t get something to eat before we played. Charged full price for a good course with AWFUL conditions. Greens were thick, furry and punched. No warning, just charged full price for awful greens, not to mention a tee box on 13 which is fully sand for blacks, blues and whites. Won’t come back here. Wouldn’t recommend unless you’re getting a deal for under $50. Not worth it.

The Catholic Church is supported by a parish with an amazing sense of community. Monsignor makes Mass a learning experience for those who have never been involved in religion. They offer CCD classes at a reasonable price, and the volunteer teachers are knowledgeable and respectful. The church is always clean, and there is plenty of parking available. It's the best place to keep your heart close to God.

A nice church always has an excellent sermon in the pastor. He puts a lot of thought and time into decorations and always has a twist just about every sermon which keeps it interesting

A warm, welcoming church. Only church I have seen offering Holy Water dispensers, similar to hand sanitizer stations; a unique touch.

Went to mass at 9am Sunday, and it was a full church. Obviously, visitors helped to fill the pews, but the priest’s homily was very relatable and encouraging with dealing with today’s difficulties, especially with family members. I cried but felt loved. My daughter, age 18, would have appreciated being a parishioner there as it seems they have a good ministry towards that age group.

I’ve gone to this church many times because of family obligations and every time it affirms my atheism. I have never been told so many times (during a homily) that I am not a good person because I don’t believe in god. This pastor definitely has an agenda; his homily this 4th of July definitely proved that.

We were hoping for a daily Mass available during our stay at Lake Harmony. Pray for an increase in priest vocations.

Very nice church. Ministries, music and lectors, need improvement.

Had a tour today and I can’t recommend this place enough! From the moment we walked in the young lady behind the desk was helpful and informative. All the staff was accommodating to myself and my young daughter. Seth our guide took us through the trails making sure we where comfortable and safe. Smoking Joe was awesome at the start and end of our trip. My daughter hasn’t stopped smiling since we left. I will definitely be back and recommend it to anybody traveling to the poconos!

Wow! Wow! What an amazing day! My wife and I celebrated our 29th wedding anniversary and what a way to celebrate! The staff was super friendly and knowledgeable our Guide Seth was amazing he made sure we were safe and happy! Your Sir are OUTSTANDING! WE HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS PLACE! We most certainly be back!

We had an absolutely amazing day at Pocono Outdoor Adventure Tours! Our tour guide, Seth, was incredible! friendly and made the experience so much fun. The staff were fantastic, making sure we were comfortable and taken care of the entire time. The day was packed with fun and thrilling experiences from start to finish. We can’t stop talking about our day and would highly recommend this experience to anyone looking for a fun and unforgettable adventure. Truly a day we’ll never forget!

Had a great time, UTVs were a blast. The guides were friendly and professional. Paintball was also fun. Overall everybody was friendly and very helpful. Recommend where goggles when riding the UTV’s. And plan on getting wet and muddy.

What a great experience. Brought the wife and kids (7-10). We all had a blast. Seth and Smokin Joe were great. They made sure everyone was having a great time the entire ride while keeping everyone safe. We will definitely be back!

Loved every minute of the UTV ride! We had a blast through the course- loved the turns, hills, bumps, and especially the puddles! Great day and memory for my husband’s 55th birthday- Happy Birthday Tim!

Smokin Joe was the best tour guide! Would 100% recommend doing this if you are looking for fun and adventure! You will go on hills, mud pits, bends and turns, scenic views, and ending at Pocono’s Raceway track. Smokin Joe was funny, patient, informative, professional, and made our adventure a blast! The girls at the check in were very helpful and nice. Thank you Pocono Outdoor Adventure, we will be back!!!