We've gone up a few times this last time we stayed in the cabin and boy was it amazing we also were…read morethere for the Halloween fun and the kids got to ride the fire truck as well as walk in a parade which ended at another party where the kids all got a treat!! That night it was trick or treating around the camp ground so much fun even the adults got some treats!! All workers here are fabulous super friendly and helpful!! We did plaster as well, so MANY activities!!

We had a great time staying at this campground. Hope to come back! Lake was huge and we both like…read moreto fish so we had fun! Next time I'd like to get closer to the water.

Would not go back here but I also think this place is doing pretty well in terms of having a full…read moreand thriving campground. The regulars/permanent campers are mostly intergenerational families and they go out of their way to make you (as a weekend camper) feel unwelcome, unfortunately. Cool bonus though: Memorial Day Weekend entertainment options and the game room are well thought-out and fun. Wishing you all the best of luck.

What a hidden gem! The new owners, Pam and Doug, were so gracious and hospitable. We had a lake…read morefront campsite that the dog enjoyed too!

We purchased a travel trailer last year and decided we wanted a seasonal site. We settled here and…read morehave loved it. Deb the owner and all of the staff do a great job keeping everything clean and running some nice activities on the weekends. We are close to lakes that we like to go to, and the pool is a nice plus.

If I could leave 0 star I would, Debbie ( AKA Debbie Downer) is the most horrible person and rude ,…read moreshe has kids(13 or 14yrs old) on the golf Cart selling pudding alcohol shots, she is not professional at all. Debbie is very aggressive instead of speaking to us like adults she treated us like we were her kids .. THIS IS WORST EXPERIENCE I EVER HAD AND IVE BEEN CAMPING FOR OVER 25 YEARS!!!!!!

So happy we stood here! Long story short, my group arrived at dingmans just before sunset after…read moreleaving rivers-bend campsite because it seemed desolate and too remote for my friends and I. While we wanted space, we also didn't want to be the only campers for miles. We decided to go to dingmans campground in hopes that they would have a space available for my group. The two young ladies at the front desk of the office were so welcoming, kind, and accommodating. They had a few spots open (the campground is huge) we stood at lot 79.. which was a short walk to the river and close to two separate bathe houses. The campsites are decently spaced from each other, but I do advise you ask employees which lots have more space in between them, because some are more private then others. Most importantly the bathrooms and showers were kept clean, were moderately new, and always had toilet paper and hand soap. Alcohol is prohibited, the site is dog friendly, located an hour and a half from NYC, and surrounded by trails and and water activities. Only negative was that the river was closed from swimming because of high levels of bacteria as a result of the storm that the north east got hit by a couple days prior to our stay, which is not the fault of the campground. We plan on going back once more before the end of summer :)

This was my 2nd stay at Dingmans. We really liked it the last time and were excited to come back…read more First, they have an excellent camp store, entrance area, beautiful well spaced sites, river access and great services, like wood delivery. All those parts are fantastic. There were a few cons. First, there is zero cell service at the park. While I know it's not the camps fault, it makes communication very difficult. The store/check-in area has Wi-Fi, which causes people to congregate there and clutters up parking, etc. A few nicely placed Wi-Fi zones would really help. There are not enough bathrooms overall. The folks in the no amenity areas need a functioning bathroom. The Porta pot is disgustingly, so they walk to one of two bathrooms. There are 3 toilets and 2 shower stalls, per gender. This is not enough for all the use. This was evidenced this weekend as the septic system filled and the restrooms was closed from 6pm Sat until 7:30 am Sun when the poop truck showed up to pump it out. There is nothing like being woken up by a poop truck running next to your tent listening to the pump. Everyone has the right to use the bathroom however there are just not enough functioning facilities for the value of people in all the sites Finally, my group of 8 reserved 3 sites. We all spaced out and followed quiet times. The 2 groups surrounding us must have had 6 tents each on their sites. Their kids were unattended, playing badminton on the roads, football in the sites and up till 11:30 yelling and blasting music. No one cared. Because there's no Internet, it was like a parade of cars and headlights throughout the night for people to go up to the office. You knew this was happening because they had to yell at everyone in their site that they were going up to the office to use the Internet quick. I think this camp has so much potential. If they could just make some of these improvements, it would be a complete game changer. Beautiful camp, excellent hosts around the office, but just needs a little more attention in some of the more 'necessary' areas.

Could not be any easier to hit the website, see all pricing information, choose if you want a…read moremanual or automatic and to make the actual reservation. After that I think you get emailed a waiver which every driver needs to sign and then you're good to go. 877stockcar.com/experiences/pocono-slingshot-rentals/ Sign some more stuff, have your card ready for the $750 hold they put on it for liability concerns, get fitted for a helmet, get some basic instruction about how to operate the vehicle and then you're off. The website shows six pre-planned routes. Day of, these routes are in the glove box on a laminated card with QR codes that you scan with your phone if you wish to follow one of them. Ideally, you hook up your phone to the car via USB/Bluetooth or of course you can fly blind and go where you want as long as you're back by the end of the rental period. With that said, we loaded up the State Park Ride and kid you not, the first stop out of the nine takes you nowhere. You come to a small stone road that is chained off with nothing there except a small admin. building for the state forestry service. After that brief hiccup, we mostly followed the rest and had a decent experience particularly at Big Pocono State Park and Promised Land State Park. At the end you do need to return the vehicle with a full tank and yes, they want you to only use premium. For a sense of scope, we did the eight-hour rental and drove I forget how many miles and it cost about $17 to refill the tank before we returned the car. Overall, this is a hell of a lot of fun. I mean sure there are a few quirks as in the automatic car we used downshifted fairly rough and when idling at times you can definitely pick up the exhaust fumes from the engine, but that stuff is very minor and there is really nothing to do here except have fun and explore.

This was a fun way to spend a fall day, driving with leaves falling on you and stopping at state…read moreparks and waterfalls along the way. Some of the reviews mention GPS systems but it was just your phone hooked up to the car (bring your own USB cord) or with Bluetooth. Their suggested routes are perfect amounts of time to stop and do a short hike or catch a bite to eat and balance out the time driving. The ride was a little bumpy, especially as the gears shifted in the automatic models, but it added to the thrill of driving a cool ride.

These guys deserve a 5 Star review! Every one of them work hard, are friendly and go out of their…read moreway to help out in whatever situation. This KOA was very clean, maintained with updating going on thru out Park. Even though this park is Big Rig friendly, the road in is very precarious; lots of low hanging tree limbs and narrow roads to the park. We were in a 45' Class A towing a jeep.

High off-season price plus EV surcharge makes this uneconomical for off-season in-car camping when…read moreamenities are unavailable. Make sure you know what you're paying before you come here. Not all RV parks that are open during the off-season charge cheap rates. This KOA should reduce the cost or waive the EV fee during the off-season. I spent $98 total for 1 night: $80 for the campsite + $18/day EV surcharge--a ripoff for few open amenities during winter months and a level-2 charge that only got me to 50% before I departed. I have stayed at other RV parks that were as little as $25/night for the same sleep-in-your-car experience. I was grateful that this KOA was open during the off-season and that the owner answered the phone after hours to confirm they were still open during the winter and had electrical hook ups that we could use. But the same money was better spent on my return trip on a nice room at a Radisson hotel with a ChargePoint charger.

We just came back from our bachelorette weekend and this was the highlight of our trip. Our driver,…read moreDave, was nothing but amazing. Not only was he our driver, he was our photographer, and server. It was a warm day and he always made sure we had a water to go with our wine. We visited two wineries and a distillery at his suggestion and it was a great suggestion. Thank you Dave for our wonderful day!

Highly recommend using this tour!! We booked a private tour that stopped at 4 wineries. We knew…read morebeforehand that we were going to be picked up and driven to four different wineries and then dropped off afterwards however we had no idea how amazing the service was going to be! Vic was our driver and he was AMAZING!!! From the second he picked us up he was friendly, inviting and assured us we would have the best day - which we did! Each winery we went to Vic set us up in a prime seating location and assisted us in getting our flights. While we drank our flights Vic would come over with water for us and checking to see if there was anything else we needed. He also was a gem and took tons of photos of us- so we could capture the fun moments of the day! We loved the wineries we stopped at and enjoyed that each place had its own unique vibe. We enjoyed being able to have a flexible schedule and stay longer at some spores than others. Our group was celebrating our friends bachelorette and it was a great tour to be able to hang out and drink tons of wine and not worry about transportation. If your in the area and looking to visit wineries this is the way to go!!

Having a family member with limited mobility gives me a real appreciation for the accessibility of…read morethe main falls and Silver Thread Falls. The boardwalks are readily accessed from the parking lot across the visitor centre and they are extensive and well maintained. In fact, these are some of the best we've walked on, and of course, it helps that the entire length is filled with peace and tranquility. But don't just take my word for it, because the pictures ain't do it justice. And as always, I'm grateful for whichever groups of folks who help maintain and preserve this beauty for all to enjoy.

The road to the visitor center was closed on a beautiful spring day in April, so we walked, and…read morewalked, and walked. It was quite far, over a mile, but so worth it! The main falls were breathtaking! Next time we want to explore the stairs, which take you to the top of the falls!