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Honesdale/Poconos KOA
Overview
The Honesdale/Poconos KOA Holiday offers a tranquil retreat set within the rolling hills of the northern Pocono Mountains. Unlike more crowded resort destinations, this park provides a peaceful wooded setting that emphasizes relaxation and connection with nature. Whether you are pulling in with a large rig or looking for a cozy cabin, the park serves as a reliable home base for exploring northeastern Pennsylvania. It captures the charm of a traditional family campground while providing the modern conveniences expected from the KOA brand.
Location & Surroundings
Situated just outside the historic town of Honesdale, Pennsylvania, the campground is surrounded by lush forests and scenic farmland. The area is known as the birthplace of the American Railroad, giving the surroundings a deep sense of history. Guests enjoy a landscape characterized by winding country roads and quiet nights far from highway noise. The park itself is built around a five-acre spring-fed lake, offering a picturesque focal point that mirrors the natural beauty of the surrounding Wayne County countryside.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is well-equipped with amenities designed for both recreation and convenience. On-site, visitors can enjoy the five-acre fishing lake, where no license is required, or rent a boat for a quiet afternoon on the water. Families often gather at the heated swimming pool or the jumping pillow, while four-legged travelers appreciate the dedicated KampK9 dog park. Practical needs are met with level RV sites, full hookup options, and high-speed Wi-Fi, ensuring a comfortable stay for short-term visitors and extended travelers alike.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Exploring the local area reveals a wealth of outdoor and cultural activities. Just a short drive away, Prompton State Park offers miles of hiking trails and disc golf, while the Delaware River provides world-class trout fishing and rafting. For a touch of local history, the Stourbridge Line Train Excursions depart from downtown Honesdale, offering scenic tours of the Lackawaxen River Valley. Visitors also frequent the Dorflinger-Suydam Wildlife Sanctuary to enjoy glass museum exhibits and summer concerts in a stunning natural amphitheater.
Who This Park Is Best For
This KOA is an ideal match for families seeking a classic camping experience without sacrificing modern comforts. It appeals strongly to RVers who prefer a quiet, wooded atmosphere over high-traffic resort environments. Because of its proximity to local history and nature preserves, it is also perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and history buffs looking to explore the Poconos. With spacious sites and a pet-friendly policy, it remains a top choice for travelers who want a serene, well-maintained base for their Pennsylvania adventures.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Discounts
- Facility
- Internet
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
tina vredenburg
We stayed at this KOA for our son’s wedding. We had about 35 people in our family stay between cabins, campers, a tent and the glamping tent. We loved this KOA! The staff is extremely helpful, friendly, accommodating, and polite. Debby and Julie at the front desk are so welcoming. The park is clean and lots for kids to do. It’s also great for sleeping. There are lights, but only where necessary so you sleep well. We had a rehearsal dinner here and rented the pavilion. The staff placed ever parking and directed people to parking spaces. The WiFi is not great, but we couldn’t get service until we were almost halfway to Honesdale, so wifi issues might not be the park’s issue. We will be back and look forward to that visit!
T. Keefe
The staff is very helpful and friendly. The sites are somewhat level, but we had one that was pretty good. Shower design is unusual, but lights going off when in the shower is a bit unusual, however, the hot water running out was bad
Jasmin S
We had a great time here. From the time we checked in, the staff took care of us. The owner made sure we had a spot big enough. Andy the camp host was the best I've ever experienced. From guiding us to and into our site when we arrived to helping us with some camper troubleshooting to filling propane tanks. He is definitely an asset to your team! Very dog friendly with a little dog park to let them stretch their legs after a long ride. A nice dip in the pool with some other friendly campers. Oh, and the bathrooms by our site were spotless!
Andrea Laurain
Campground had a spot open on 4th of July. Pool, inflatable bounce thing for kids, food truck, camp store great campground and so grateful to them. I missed my original plan with a truck issue delaying me. They had a quick spot, guide to escort to spot, clean restrooms, showers and awesome coffee
Jesse
Great spot for campers or tent camping. Super clean facilities, tons of activities for children, and interactive staff. My only complaint is the fire rings are far too small if you plan on cooking on fire. Besides that, this place is great!
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