Skytop Lodge in the Pocono Mountains
estate investment and hospitality man- agement company, to lead the resort’s operations.
In addition to 30,000-square feet of flexible meeting space, Pocono Manor offers meeting guests an incredible array of team building and recreational activities.
Surrounded by miles of mountain scenery, guests can explore wooded trails by foot, bike, or horseback; play golf on the 18-hole, masterpiece East Course; swim in the pools; and take advantage of a variety of outdoor experiences offered by Manor Sports, such as archery, trap shooting, fishing, and more.
As part of its evolution, Pocono Manor Resort and Spa renovated a majority of its 240 guest rooms and introduced a new restaurant, Little Pocono Pizzeria.
ThingstoDo The Pocono Mountains is perfect for pairing scenic views with entertainment for all ages, including food, festivals, wine, crafts, rides, nature, outdoor celebrations, and live music.
Quaint towns like Milford, Jim Thorpe, Honesdale, and Stroudsburg pair well with a day of exploring local shops, eat- ing at outdoor cafes, and finding hidden gems in the downtown areas.
Explore the 2,400 square miles of natu- ral areas in the Pocono Mountains, including nine state parks, two national parks, and hundreds of acres of state game lands. These parks are a preser- vation of land perfect for hiking, horse- back riding, camping, swimming, fish- ing, and picnicking. Whitewater rafting, kayaking, canoeing, and inner tubing down the Delaware River and Lehigh River have long been popular activities.
Adventure parks are becoming an increasingly popular activity in the
Pocono Mountains, containing family- friendly activities like ropes courses, all- season tubing lanes, coasters, climbing walls and zip lines. Waterparks are the perfect place to cool off on a hot day. Explore waterslides, rides, and attrac- tions under the summer sky or at one of the area’s amazing indoor water- parks.
Numerous golf courses can be found in the Poconos, from small private clubs and practice areas to sprawling resort systems designed by the greats. The varied landscape ensures plenty of challenges, and the scenery never disappoints. The region also is rich in health and wellness options, from day spas to yoga classes, fitness clubs and overnight destination spas.
Finally, walk or hike to one of the many waterfalls in the Pocono Mountains for a natural, inexpensive way to beat the heat this summer. Most waterfalls are easy to access and free or almost free to view.
Wilkes-Barre, PA
Mohegan Sun Pocono is located in Wilkes-Barre, PA, and is home to a 20,000-square foot convention center offering flexible meeting space to accommodate functions ranging from 10 to 1,600 people.
The property’s world-class hotel features 238 guest rooms designed for luxurious retreats. Tempting dining awaits at Ruth's Chris Steak House, Rustic Kitchen, Pearl Sushi and Martini Bar, Wolfgang Puck, and at Bar Louie.
Live entertainment each weekend includes local bands, jazz ensembles and cooking shows, plus sporting events and concerts at the Keystone Ballroom. Mohegan Sun Pocono also is home to world-class gaming, live harness racing and simulcasts. In addition, Spa Sapphire boasts a menu of five-star services.
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