We had a very busy day on the day that we took this boat tour. Early morning we had a mini-hike and…read morevisited a falls in the area and then we had an exciting adventure at a well known resort, so this is a great way to end our day, a relaxing, calming pontoon boat tour at this lake. We had reservations for this tour and made sure that we took their "sunset tour". Price was fair, they have a big parking lot around their office. We were fortunate enough to have Captain Mike as our tour guide. He was very informative and knowledgeable about the history of this lake, where I found out that this humongous lake is man-made. Taking this tour after a very busy, adventurous and celebratory day was well worth it. If you happen to be in the area, I recommend that you try it.

We booked a tour reservation for Lake Wallenpaupack via online. Happy to know that they are still…read moreoperating on weekends till Columbus week. We arrived early prior our schedule and we were told by the associate to be in the dock 10 minutes prior boarding. It has a porta potty by the huge parking lot and were suggested to use it before going to the lake. Arriving earlier gave us half hour to enjoy the pedestrian walk path by the lake . A beautiful sight to behold. If only we have time, there is a walking trail along. The tour was enjoyable, our guide was amazing. The ride gave us the chance to explore the history behind this man made lake. We solved the relaxation we craved through this boat trip for this weekend. An enjoyable ride.

We had such a great time on our tour! We found out about the tour through the Skytop Resort and…read moreHarry (the owner) picked us up in front of the resort. He took us to see waterfalls and then way up on top of the mountain to get an awesome view. When we got to the top of the mountain for the amazing view, there was a gazebo. I was thinking that it would be a good spot to propose! For all you guys out there - something to think about ;-) This tour would be good for families too. I'm sure kids would love taking the ATV through the woods. Quite an adventure for them!

Communication is great. But prices are very expensive. Round trip from Our home to JFK airport,…read morethey want over $800, we found places for half the price and great reviews.

Used Baldwin Limo to and from the airport. The ride was comfortable and both drivers were so nice…read moreand had excellent driving skills, as well. I had a fraud alert problem with my credit card company on the return trip and got a notification while in the airport. Fearing we wouldn't have a limo waiting and it was a Sunday, called the Limo service where I left a message. The owner, Bob, immediately called me back and assured us that everything was fine and the driver would be waiting. We were so relieved. Great customer service. We will most certainly use Baldwin Limousines for any future endeavors

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.

I'm not the type of egomaniac that has a list of 136 thrill-seeking things to do before I die. But…read morehave you ever driven a sled pulled by dogs? I have! Exhilarating. I'll sum it up like this. They minimize the instruction, but you still get to drive the sled yourself. Look at the dang ole picture I posted. How cool is that? Sure, it's fun to careen down a hill on a sled, especially after a few glasses of hard eggnog. But it's yet another thing to mush (be dragged by) six out-of-control dogs that totally love running as much as you love being pulled along. First, you meet the dogs, all adorable. (Many were rescued from shelters, all of them want to run-run-run. And all of them are good with people -- these aren't exactly Iditarod dogs. Your sled will only have 3-8 dogs instead of the usual 14.) Then, after a few more basic pointers, mostly having to do with standing without falling and braking, you get your sea legs by "driving" the sled behind a snowmobile. Finally you're thrown out there, your safety net being the dude on a snowmobile. The course is a golf course, no steering involved. I love you Willow, Snuggles, Yazzie, Mingus, Otis, and Stumpy. Mush!!

Would have probably given this a 4 if there was snow. However with no snow on the ground we were…read moreforced to do the tour via an atv versus a sled. Overall it was still a good experience that I'd recommend, especially if you're a dog lover. Definitely get more than enough time with the dogs and the tour ride itself is also pretty lengthy. But again could imagine this being great if you could actually experience the rise in a sled.

What a beautiful place to visit! We recently stopped at Bushkill Falls in Pennsylvania and had a…read morewonderful experience, even though we unfortunately arrived too late in the day to see the actual falls. The park closes at 5 PM, so we missed the opportunity to hike out and see the waterfalls themselves. That was definitely disappointing, but honestly, the time we were able to spend walking around the grounds was still absolutely amazing. The entire property is beautiful and incredibly peaceful. There is so much natural scenery, beautiful trees, trails, and gorgeous surroundings that you can really appreciate the beauty of the area just by walking around. It was a great place to slow down, enjoy nature, take some pictures, and just take in the scenery. You can tell there is a lot to explore, and we definitely didn't get to experience everything during our visit. Even though we missed the main attraction this time, we left excited to come back rather than disappointed. We are definitely planning another visit, and next time we'll make sure to get there much earlier so we have plenty of time to explore the trails and finally see the famous waterfalls. Bushkill Falls is definitely going back on our list of places to visit. The grounds alone were beautiful enough to make the trip worthwhile, and I can only imagine how incredible the falls and hiking trails are when you have enough time to experience everything. If you're visiting the Poconos or traveling through Pennsylvania, this is definitely a place worth putting on your list. Just make sure you arrive early enough to enjoy everything! We can't wait to come back and see the falls next time.

One of a very good falls near NJ .. it is about 1.30 hrs or 2 hours drive from central Jersey but…read moreit is worth the drive . We have been to this place few years back but now it became toooo crowded and sometimes it takes a lot of time to go through the crowd . Well maintained pathways . There are 3-4 different loops and based on the time you have you can choose one path .. yellow loops are average difficulty .. it does have some path which is a little steep steps, but not difficult for middle age people.. might be a little stressful for elderly people with knee pain issues.. there is also a red loop which is a lot more of Walk and takes more time.. there are maps showing each path and approximate distance.. parking is a bit crazy, especially near the entrance.. parking is free.. tickets are about $21 which isn't too bad . Liked it overall .

I've been using El Road Runner Transportation for several years for trips from the Poconos to New…read moreYork and New Jersey, and I couldn't be happier with the service. Elliott responds to requests within minutes and is always punctual, polite, professional, and genuinely caring. He makes every trip comfortable and stress-free. I highly, highly recommend El Road Runner Transportation to anyone looking for reliable, dependable, and excellent service! Also the BEST PRICES!!!

We recently used El Roadrunner Transportation for a roundtrip drive from our home in the Poconos…read more to JFK airport in NY and was very impressed with their service. The driver Elliot was punctual, professional, and handled all our belongings/ luggage with care. The company also provided excellent communication throughout the entire process, updating us on the progress of our drive when we would hit any traffic, also provided us with fresh cold water and reading material for our drive. I would highly recommend them to anyone needing reliable and efficient transportation services. Pricing for roundtrip was very reasonable. Highly recommend.

Packed us in like sardines. If it's about the lake...it might be wonderful. As a place to spend the…read morenight just passing through, I would look elsewhere. I am revising to clarify my original 2 star rating after a question about our experience. We are in a 45 ft 2015 RV towing a vehicle. The gal at check in sent us up to a close area where we never should have been for our size. We then called the desk and they sent people to help us get back out of the area and brought us down to the lake where there was one spot left and was sufficient. Point is that we were lucky not to damage property and someone should have known better at the desk. I will give the park a 5+ star rating for being great for smaller campers, tents, kids, etc. Clean and obviously the owners care about their park. Educate the desk employees. If we had agreed to the spot we were first sent to, the neighbors' fire pit would have been burning under one of our slide outs. Impossible situation. A great spot for families in smaller accommodations or tents.

This review is regarding the Pavilion only. I would not recommend renting this building in the hot…read moresummer months. There is no cross-ventilation, and the tin sidings of this structure absorb the heat, and the room is unbearably warm. Also, the heat from the kitchen adds to the discomfort. The Park provides two large industrial fans, but unfortunately, offer little help, and they are loud. Perhaps some modification can be done to accommodate the season and with that​ more rental opportunities!