We had our family reunion at Lake Hideaway in July 2022. The venue was perfect on all levels. The…read morelake was great! Plenty of things to keep the kids busy. Room for family games and just sitting around the lake, swimming, hiking etc. Weather was beautiful. We had it catered and Mike and his staff took care of everything. The picnic tables were set up under the tent to accommodate over 50 people. It was so easy and efficient! All the staff we dealt with were great! Mike made sure we had everything we needed. I would highly recommend Lake Hideaway to anyone for a family get together. Our family had a great time! I guarantee yours will have the same experience. E. Tyrell 8/14/2022

Ok, so I wasn't sure what to think about this course. I have to say that I was pleasantly…read moresurprised. The course was in pretty good shape. The young lady working the pro shop was very nice, as were the bartender. The course could only use 2 improvements. The first one, would be to cut the grass a little shorter. The second one would be to put water stations out on the course. The course is fairly wide open, do you can miss shots and still be in play on the hole. Overall. I had a pretty fun time out there. Check it out, you'll like it.

This is a very good course at a good price. Plenty of doglegs and blind tee shots. There are only…read moretwo par 3's one on front and back. Two par 5's on the front nine and none on the back. The greens are fast and in perfect condition but land the ball short and let it roll out to the hole. The only thing this course needs is a driving range to warm up on. They however do have a small putting area. The staff are very friendly and helpful. I

Have been coming here since I was a kid. This is the shop where I took the first step from daily…read morerentals to season rentals. Amazingly, they still have those same great deals for season rentals. Getting three pairs of skis serviced during the holiday week was as fast as it could have been and cost like $80. Much better than handling it at the ski resort.

They are the best! They are super helpful and informative. They have everything you might need for…read moresnowboarding or ski. They made my day!

The course was beautiful. I went golfing for the first time here and had a great time. Peaceful and…read morerelaxing while learning the sport. When my group was all finished and returned the cart an employee approached us, and about reprimanded us for being too slow for the league behind us. 3/4 of my group were learning to play the game. We as a courtesy skipped a hole and hurried through 2 more. The employee member questioned us who let us go out on the course or what time we went out and kept giving us a blank stare when we had nothing to tell her. Not very professional in my opinion but I could be wrong if this is how every golf course is. Loved playing the game and learning with my group but probably won't be back to play at this course.

I played yesterday. DO NOT play at this course. Absolutely horrible condition. Tee boxes have…read moreanimal drooping everywhere. Fairways are a joke - under water. Snow on the greens. Greens that you cannot put on if there is no snow Sticks and crap all over the course. It's a joke. Don't pay to play at this joke of a golf course why they are open is criminal.

Nice experience. I went here when I was staying at Skytop Lodge for President's Day week. If was…read moremy 10-year old daughter's first time on horseback. Fortunately, my family of 3 were the only people in our time slot so it was a nice pleasant ride with a gal who's led horseback tours for many years. Since it was my daughter's first time doing this, I was overjoyed when they told us they WOULD NOT TROT their horses. It's a simple, nice and easy walk through the golf course. They said that insurance regulations don't allow for trotting, or something along those lines. Why 3 stars and not 5? Staying at Skytop, you're a fairly captive audience, and they charge you dearly for your ride. We researched pricing at other horseback riding places within about 30 to 40 minutes driving, independently owned, and they were about 25% cheaper or better. The day we checked out of Skytop, we actually decided to try horseback riding again, since my daughter had a good experience at the Lodge. We chose Sugar Mountain Carriages in Bushkill, PA. It was a good deal less expensive than Skytop, though their facilities seemed just as good as at the Lodge, and the horses as well. It was a much longer tour with the horses than we had at Skytop, and they would let the horses trot for bursts of about 10 - 30 seconds or so. We were fine with it, as it was now my daughter's 2nd time riding. At Skytop, we had one guide with us, and she was leading the pack from the front and had good control of the group. At Sugar Mountain, we had the owner up front, and an assistant of hers trailing us in the back. That was a good thing, as I was on a horse that liked to take "shortcuts", following the horse in front of it, but sometimes not following its exact footsteps, which can be risky for the rider if it decides to go under a low hanging branch or something. All in all, I suppose every place will have its pros and cons, but I feel that there's much better value to be had if you're willing to leave Skytop Lodge and go riding at an independently owned stable. Just be sure to check their reviews on Yelp.com! That's how I found Sugar Mountain.

We were visiting poconos during Christmas and wanted to do non-snow-related activities. Decided to…read moredo horseback riding at skytop lodge and must i say it was a great experience. We called ahead and made the appointment for 3pm and were asked to reach 30 min early for paperwork (waivers, etc). We reached in time to complete the forms and then took the resort shuttle to the stables (3min drive). We were given instructions, tips and do's and dont's for a couple of min after which we started off in a group of 6, led by carl. We went around the golf course for about 40 min before one of the horses decided to 'head home' on its own. It was hilarious for the rest but a bit scary for the person on that horse. We had to cut our 1 hr ride short as carl went after the stray and we all followed them back to the stables. He quickly unmounted everyone and tied up the horses in their spots. Looks like the horses are trained to follow each other in a queue (we hardly did any maneuvering) but sometimes they want to do what they feel like :). Overall a pleasant experience, would recommend it.

Idyllic little area to hike and commune with nature. It's a very well kept area. Obviously, a lot…read moreof love and care good into maintaining this little sanctuary

Really nice hiking trails and lake is nice as well. The hike was marked well, and is great for…read morebeginners. Overall a good hiking trail.

This is a great 9 hole golf course. Good mix of distances. Some pretty tough holes and a couple of…read moreeasy ones. The staff is friendly and everyone that plays there is pretty friendly. The guy that runs it, Richie, is one of the nicest guys you will ever meet in your life. It's a great course for a weekend hacker (like me) .

A great, affordable small course close to Scranton, PA. Very much underutilized as 9 holes with a…read morecart on the weekend is $16. Grounds are well maintained and staff is very friendly....perfect for a quick round.

Great golf course and even better scenery 10/10. The owner is very nice and the staff is lovely as…read morewell.

Twin oaks is now Greystone mountain. As a local I have seen this course under several ownerahips…read moreand have played it many times. So here ya go. All previous years until 2020 it was just a little 9 hole course with little care for maintenance and upkeep. Fees for golf ranged from 11$ to 20$ depending on if you played 9 or 18 with or without cart. Currently the course is undergoing some renovations and the maintenance has improved. Fairways are decent as are the greens. They are changing #6 making it a par 4? maybe. All that said we played last week and when I booked a tee time online it was 22$ for 18 with no cart. When we arrived to play and pay our fee was now 82$. YES. 82$ We were floored. I can play any other 18 hole course in the area for less. We asked if there were senior rates it then was 80$. Too funny. The course just doesn't justify this high cost for greens fee and cart. I know we didn't have to play there but we did. Once burned. If we do play again it will be 9 and walking. The price of gas doesn't mean gouge the patrons.