Top 10 Classic American Family Resorts: Woodloch Pines Resort

The kids are at the ages when they no longer agree on anything, from what to have for lunch to which backyard game to play. If that's the case, don't fret-the multi-generational entertainment and warm hospitality has Woodloch deemed “One of America’s Best Family Resorts,” and it's our # 1 Classic American Family Resort.

Compete in the Family Olympics and Guitar Hero contests, or make an impact on the kids in bumper boats! Woodloch has their very own Social Staff to ensure your family is entertained. Like a “cruise on land,” Woodloch has provided comfortable and stylish accommodations, three meals a day and something for every age, from a toddler room to Broadway shows. With all of this and more set in lush mountain scenery, we couldn’t ask for a better fit for family fun in the Poconos!

And sharing with a sibling has never been so easy: enjoy amenities at the Lodge at Woodloch, Woodloch Pines’ sister property. Visit the 18-hole golf course or 27-room spa while the kids are with Boomer Bear’s Cub Club on a scavenger hunt or singing in Karaoke Idol!

Things to Know

Highlights

Woodloch Pines is ideal for family reunions with physical, intellectual and wacky games and contests, group photos and private boat rides or hay rides.

Fun facts

Lake Teedyuskung, which Woodloch Pines is located on, is named after an early 18th-century Susquehanna Delaware Indian chief.

Getting there

From Philadelphia and southern points: Take the Northeast Extension of the PA Turnpike to Lehigh Valley Exit 56. Take Rt. 22E to Rt. 33N toward Stroudsburg to Rt. 80E. Then take Exit 309 Marshalls Creek. Follow Rt. 209 to Rt. 402N. Take Rt. 402N to Rt. 6W to Rt. 590E through Hawley. Turn right at the Settler's Inn and Bingham Park and continue on Rt. 590E. Woodloch Springs is approximately five miles off Rt. 590E on your right. To go to Woodloch Pines Resort, continue to stop sign, turn left, and continue 1.4 miles to the main entrance.