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Escape to the heart of the Pocono Mountains in this inviting 3-bedroom vacation home in Tannersville. Nestled just a short walk from the slopes of Camelback Ski Area and the thrills of Camelbeach Mountain Waterpark, this cozy retreat offers the perfect blend of adventure and relaxation.

Unwind in the warmth of the home's crackling fireplace or take a refreshing dip in the heated pool and soothing hot tub . Stay connected with the high-speed WiFi, and enjoy the convenience of the in-unit washer and dryer. When it's time to refuel, the fully equipped kitchen provides all the tools you need to craft delicious meals, which you can savor together at the dining table. USB ports are in every bedroom for your convenience.

After a day of exploring the nearby Mount Airy Casino or simply soaking up the natural beauty of the Poconos, retreat to the comfort of your smart TV-equipped living space. With its thoughtful amenities and prime location, this vacation home promises an unforgettable Pocono getaway.

USB ports are in every bedroom for your convenience.

MUST BE 25 years old to rent. We have a no pet and no smoking policy.

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THINGS TO DO IN THE POCONO MOUNTAINS!

Blue Ridge Winery:

Blue Ridge Tasting Room which is located at the bottom of Camelback Rd (before the outlets) has provided exclusively for The Village at Camelback homeowners and guests, discount coupons for wine tastings! The coupon is for a $5 flight (Regularly $10). Also, they do allow food to be brought in for you to dine while you taste – grab a pizza or something from Barley Creek or Bubba’s and stop by!

Quiet Valley Living Historical Farm
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Learn about Pennsylvania German agricultural heritage at Quiet Valley Living Historical Farm, a former farm-turned-museum complete with a farmhouse (original to the property), cabin, bank barn, smokehouse and more. Dressed in period clothing, tour guides portray members of a 19th-century Pennsylvania German family, taking visitors through farm tasks, such as hearth cooking and animal husbandry. Plan your visit around one of the attraction's special events, which include an ice cream social, a rye straw craft fair and a reenactment of a Civil War encampment.

While Quiet Valley is open exclusively for student field trips during the school year, it hosts a number of seasonal events for the general public, including a Harvest Festival and an Old Time Christmas.


Bushkill Falls
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known as the "Niagara of Pennsylvania," Bushkill Falls spans 300 acres and eight waterfalls in the Pocono Mountains. Visitors can admire the falls, considered one if the best things to do in Pennsylvania, from a series of wooded hiking trails, which vary in difficulty – the Green Trail is a 15-minute walk to the Main Falls, while the Red Trail spans nearly 2 miles and passes all eight waterfalls.

Note that some of the trails require visitors to go up and down a lot of steps, which can be slippery at times. Some trails also have wooden bridges. Previous visitors often recommend wearing sturdy walking shoes for this reason.


Jim Thorpe
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Make a reservation at Cafe Arielle at the Stabin Museum, an art gallery and restaurant built over a stream (which you can actually view while you dine). – Amanda Norcross

Founded in 1818, Jim Thorpe was first known as Mauch Chunk (which translates to "Bear Place" in the Munsee-Lenape Native American language). In 1954, it took on its current title after the famous Olympian and Native American athlete of the same name was buried in town. (His mausoleum and memorial are located on Route 903).


Asa Packer Mansion Museum
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Located in Jim Thorpe, this luxurious mansion was constructed in 1861 for Asa Packer, railroad magnate and founder of Lehigh University. Construction of the three-story, 18-room home took two years and cost $14,000. The roughly 11,000-square-foot mansion has served as a museum since 1956 and holds the distinction of a National Historic Landmark. Mansion tours mansion showcase an assortment of artifacts, as well as the interesting history of Packer and his family.

Past visitors rave about the excellent tour guides and interesting historical facts shared. They also praise the opulent mansion's original furnishings and period-specific details, claiming that walking across the porch feels like stepping into a time capsule. Despite its appeal, reviewers warn that the mansion's location on an exceptionally steep hill makes accessing it particularly arduous (and impossible for wheelchairs), but they maintain it is worth the climb

Camelback Resort
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Camelback Resort is a four-season destination featuring skiing; two water parks; mountain adventures.

Camelback Resort has 39 ski trails with terrain for all skill levels, and lessons are offered for both children and adults. The resort has even more (42) snow tubing lanes, making it one of the largest snow tubing parks in the U.S.



Live Music & Food:
Double Cut @ Kalahari Resort – Friday and Saturday nights
Slopeside Pub & Grill @ Camelback Resort – Friday and Saturday nights
Wallenpaupack Brewery – Hawley, PA – Friday night
Rhythm & Brews – Shawnee Mountain – Friday thru Sunday

As always, you can visit the link below to find lots of things happening around the area!
poconomountains dot com



HOLIDAY WEEKENDS ARE A 3-NIGHT MINIMUM STAY.